Kona Ocean Rainbow
Looking down the shoreline of Kailua-Kona, this photo captures a rainbow lighting up the early-evening sky like fireworks. Framed by Mauna Loa (Long Mountain) in the background and a tropical palm surrounded by… read more
Looking down the shoreline of Kailua-Kona, this photo captures a rainbow lighting up the early-evening sky like fireworks. Framed by Mauna Loa (Long Mountain) in the background and a tropical palm surrounded by… read more
Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles–honu in Hawaiian–are fun, handsome examples of Hawaii’s lively ocean habitat. Their docile appearance and sun-bathing creates a relaxing and engaging time. read more
Maua Kea beach fronts the private Mauna Kea Resort, offers plenty of sand, beautiful views, and relaxation. On a clear day, you can see the island of Maui to the northeast, and on a calm day you can enjoy swimming in the bay. read more
The Nakalele Blowhole on Maui’s northern shore is a favored spot by visitors and locals alike. Surging waves from the north produce massive swells, pummeling the a’a lava rock shoreline. read more
With Maui’s long, soft beaches, pleasant atmosphere, and surprising mountains you’d think it was already spoiled. And then you’d remember the warm, golden sunsets. read more
South Kihei on the island of Maui has a great view to the west, affording beautiful sunsets over yellow-sand beaches. Three adjacent beaches… read more
Anaehoomalu Bay, referred to locally as “A” Bay, sits on the northwest coast of the Big Island near the Hilton Waikoloa and the Waikoloa Beach Marriott. This beautiful palm-fringed park has great snorkeling, soft sand, shade, sailboats, views, and nice facilities. read more
Although not as often shown off as Kauai’s scenic coastline, Oahu’s southern shores boast beautiful vistas from the air. This picture overlooks the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve Park with Koko Head park in the distance. read more
Hapuna Beach on the northwest side of the Big Island is consistently voted “best beach” by various groups. The sand is soft and plentiful, the crowds ebb and flow, and the water is clear and warm. read more
Evening brings out Tiki torches and spectacular views all along Hawaii’s west coasts. read more
Wainapanapa is a unique state park on Maui’s northeast windward coast just before the now famous fishing village of Hana. The park offers pleasant camping along with strongly contrasting blue, green, black views from the ocean, trees, and lava rock. read more
Waves grow in the winter, even on the Kona (leeward) coast. The overhead wave pictured here was typical of the mid-winter swell creating fun, beauty, fear, and inspiration for visitors and locals alike. read more