Vacation life becoming hum drum and so so? You’ve seen all the beaches and palm trees and pretty water you can handle? You want something exciting but not on the level of wrestling crocodiles in the Amazon? Now you can see what you’re missing with a seaplane. read more »

That’s what I heard from some friends in Chinatown. They insisted that Elvis, the King, was working at McDonald’s in Waikiki. You’ve heard the rumors of the King working at Burger King, right? The Burger King on Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki closed down so maybe he just moved over to McDonald’s. read more »

Sorry. I just love doing this. The Internet has opened up a manner of communicating that’s unparalleled in human history. We can talk one-to-one. In groups. Leave opinions. Make reviews. Choose to read or not. Epinions.com is one of those sites that solicits your opinions and reviews on everything. Here are some of the more interesting reviews on Hawaii. read more »

While Honolulu doesn’t have the historical prominence of, say, Europe, the Middle East, or Asia, there are plenty of entertaining historical sites to the city. Some are within walking distance of both Waikiki and Downtown. Regardless, they’re all… read more »

Oahu is known as The Gathering Place. Gathered on the island’s North Shore is a collection of Pacific Ocean culture you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Here’s what it is and why it’s unique: read more »

In Hawaii, there’s a stunning area on Maui known as “The Valley of the Kings.” It’s named for the god above all gods, the Supreme Light—no, not Diana Ross. See? You are that old. read more »

OK, this being the Internet and all, I’m going to turn you on to a web site about the Garden Isle of Hawaii—Kauai. Of course, there’s information about the other islands, but the page I found in Google.com appears to be on Kauai and that’s my category for the day. Good match, huh? read more »

The Big Island of Hawaii has some of the island’s least expensive hotel rooms. In days gone by it was the Hilo Hukilau where #### roaches doubled as slippers during the day. The Big Island also has some of the most expensive hotels. Starting at just $5,500 a night. read more »

I once heard that the neighborhoods of Honolulu are like children. Each is special. Each is different. The qualities of each make up the family of the city now known as Honolulu. Sure, folks from each neighborhood squabble from time to time, but they’re still family. read more »