I can’t picture Waylon Jennings staying at a Hyatt. The original Ramblin’ Man (may he rest in peace) would have been more comfortable at the Hilo Hukilau, although I’m sure he never stayed there. Fortunately, I’ve stayed many enjoyable nights at the Hyatts in Hawaii. Unfortunately, I spent a week one night at the Hilo Hukilau. read more »

Assuming they’re still marrying just two people per wedding, that’s also 4,000 weddings. And a lot of rice. However, this story is really about weddings on Maui from Romantic Maui Weddings and Honeymoons—4,000 couples since 1988. That’s 15 years. That’s 266 weddings a year. That’s a wedding a day, except on Wednesday and Thursday. read more »

Food in Hawaii is usually expensive—except for rice and certain local vegetables, more expensive than most other places in the US. Shopping for food, though, is pretty much the same all over. Until you start shopping for pineapple. Hawaii has some lip smacking pineapple even Colonel Sanders would prefer. read more »

The sun is melting your brow. It’s hot. It’s sweaty. Even the refreshing moment of a dip in the ocean disappear when you think of the effort required to get there (not to mention getting sand in your bathing suit). Only two words can save you from a sweltering summer… read more »

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Beaches in Hawaii are known for their pristine and natural beauty. Hawaii beaches always rank in the Top 10 Best Beaches list. Beauty is not all you'll find on some beaches. Danger lurks nearby. Here’s the most dangerous beaches in paradise… read more »