Sunset Beach Naupaka
Beach Naupaka (Scaevola), otherwise known as fan-flower is found throughout Polynesia and the Pacific. Hawaii is home to 10 species of Naupaka, nine of which are endemic–unique to Hawaii. read more
Beach Naupaka (Scaevola), otherwise known as fan-flower is found throughout Polynesia and the Pacific. Hawaii is home to 10 species of Naupaka, nine of which are endemic–unique to Hawaii. read more
The Bitter Melon (momordica charantia) is a small spiky vine plant found around the Hawaiian islands. It was introduced and is more well known in Africa, Asia, and Australasia. read more
Kahili Ginger (Hedychium gardnerianum) is another beautiful, aromatic, ginger plant introduced to Hawaii. read more
Although not native to Hawaii, turkeys can be found both wild and domesticated throughout the islands. Many visitors have unexpected turkey encounters during their stay. read more
Kua Bay, also known as Manini’owali Beach, on Hawaii’s Big Island is outstanding for sunsets. read more
Constant pounding of water against lava rock over centuries of time creates sea caves all along Hawaiian shores. read more
Nestled into a north Maui valley, this red-roof church stands out from its surroundings. The church has served its small town for many years. read more
This boat came to its final resting place under the water just off Maui’s western coast near Lahaina town. Now it is used as an artificial reef, drawing a community of Pacific reef fish–and visitors to watch. read more
A group of onlookers awaiting the infamous green flash collectively hold their breathe as the sun sets in Hawaii. read more
A female storyteller is featured at this luau–Hawaiian feast–on the western coast of Maui. read more
The Kiawe tree so common throughout the Hawaiian islands are actually Prosopis pallida, a species of mesquite tree native to South America. read more
The tropical Hawaiian Pink Ginger blossom is frequently seen on the islands. Although ginger did not originate in Hawaii, it has been a welcomed variety… read more