Oahu South Shore Aerial 360 Tour

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Underwater Hawaii

Welcome to the Underwater world of Hawaii. Diving in Hawaii means you are assured of seeing species you have not seen before. This is because Hawaii has a high percentage of species that are endemic, meaning they are found only here. Currently 23% of the fish, 20% of the mollusks, 18% of the algae and about 20% of the corals are considered endemic. More »

Rainbows in Hanalei

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Expansive stretches of romantic secluded beaches, rainbows and waterfalls, surfers of every persuasion, lush tropical jungles backed by green mountain cliffs, luaus with hula girls, native drummers, poi and imu pig... shave ice, fragrant plumeria leis, pineapples, mangos and bananas... ecstatic sunsets blazing across the sky... These are some of the images and concepts conjured up when I think of Hawaii, a magical place... or rather an alternate reality. More »

Blue Hawaiian Helicopters Virtual Tour

Blue Hawaiian, which is celebrating 25 years of service to Hawaii, and is, according to National Geographic, "Hawaii's premiere helicopter tour company," is the only helicopter tour company that serves all of Hawaii, including Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island. These new virtual tours continue Blue Hawaiian's long record of industry leadership and innovation. More »

Molokai - The Friendly Isle

The search for the real Hawai'i begins and ends with Molokai . Inviting and inspiring, exciting and exquisite, there is still one place where Aloha is not just a word, but also a way of life. More »

Blessed Damien of Molokai

Father Damien, also Blessed Damien of Molokai and born Joseph de Veuster More »

Hawaii Royal Mausoleum State Monument (Mauna Ala)

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The Royal Mausoleum, known as Mauna Ala in the Hawaiian language, is the final resting place of Hawai'i's two prominent royal families: the Kamehameha Dynasty and the Kalakaua Dynasty. The site is one of the most important, interesting, historical, and sacred burial sites in the islands. More »

Ching Young Village Virtual Tour

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Ching Young, whose formal name was Ching Yuk Hom, emigrated from the Chung San District of China at the turn of the century. He settled in Kapaa with two other brothers and was a partner with other immigrant Chinese. Together they ran a mercantile store and restaurant, known as "Kwong Chong Kee." More »

Flavors of Honolulu 2007

This is the three day event we all wait for every year. Twenty two restaurants, premier food , entertainment, events, celebrity cooking competitions, and much more, provide a festive multicultural experience for the community. More »

Trieste - Before the Storm

I was visiting family in Trieste (Trst), Italy. With unusual clouds in the sky and funeral silences, the city looked like a ghost town to me. On the streets, there was no traffic, parking was empty and the people seemed to be hiding somewhere. More »