The Hawaii Insider
The Hawaii Insider: The Only Guide To Hawaii You Will Need
The Hawaii Insider is your guide to Hawaii and its beautiful islands. Learn of Hawaii's beautiful beaches and great snorkeling adventures. Find places to see golden sunsets, towering waterfalls and the best way to see them with great hiking adventures. You’ll find everything you’ll need regarding indoor and outdoor activities, where to dine, stay, and relax only in this online guide! We'll also tell you of the hidden treasures we've discovered throughout Hawaii, like our favorite dive's for great local food. The Hawaii Insider guide will feature articles by people just like you who have visited Hawaii and its beautiful islands and want to share their favorite Hawaiian moments. Read their stories for fun, information and resources and come back to share your own great memories. Long or short, funny or serious, it doesn’t matter; our readers want to hear all about it. .
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Monday, Jul 13, 2009 Ono’s Hawaiian Food Restaurant and Baily’s Antique Shop
So you’re in Waikiki but want to try going local. No sightseeing today. You’ve got the explorer bug, afterall you’re the type person who likes to discover new thing, and you enjoy sharing your finds with your friends, because you know they won’t find your discoveries in a quide book. No problem! Continue Reading This Article »
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Wednesday, Jul 1, 2009 Castle Ocean Resort Hotel
Readers Review of the Ocean Resort Hotel – Paoakalani St. Waikiki ” Got a great deal on this hotel. It’s very well located, close to the beach, eating places, and the bus stops. May look a little “worn” in some places, |
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Friday, May 1, 2009 An Introduction to KauaiKauai is an exotic place in a tiny section of the world to wine, dine, and relax. Enjoy the beaches and breathtaking scenery of Kauai. Snorkel with fish and dolphins. Sit on a beach and let the sound of the blue ocean waters carry your mind off into bliss. Enjoy a fresh mango smoothie as you tan in this secret paradise! Kauai awaits you. Continue Reading This Article » |
Friday, May 1, 2009 An Introduction to Oahu
Oahu is a paradise that many first time visitors only dream of. Where can you find blue beaches with sparkling white sand and friendly people who embody the spirit of aloha? On the island of Oahu! The beach is only steps away from your hotel and its teal-blue water is calling you. Swim with green turtles and colorful fishes that form an undersea rainbow at Hanauma Bay. Continue Reading This Article » |
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Friday, May 1, 2009 An Introduction to Maui
Hear the ocean and whales of Maui calling to you. First time visitors can enjoy many indoor and outdoor activities such as snorkeling and kayaking at the beach. Nature walks and hiking tours are available. Helicopter tours and van tours for traveling across the island are available as well. The Maui Ocean center and Ulalena, a theatrical performance about Hawaiian mythology, are great tourist attractions. Affordable 5-star hotels and restaurants are accommodating with a friendly ambiance. Continue Reading This Article » |
Friday, May 1, 2009 An Introduction to the Big Island of HawaiiPlan your next big adventure swimming in blue oceans that mirror the sky on the Big Island, the largest island of all Hawaii. Here the ocean is waiting for you and so are the sea turtles and dolphins. Swim with dolphins or see a raccoon butterfly fish under water. Wave “Hello!” to a turtle that swims by. Lounge on the ocean right outside your hotels front door. The Big Island is a great place for first time visitors to come and experience the beauty of Hawaii, with your toes in the white sand. Continue Reading This Article » |
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Tuesday, Feb 3, 2009 Exploring Waikiki: Part I
Although Waikiki was barely more than wetlands and rice paddies at the beginning of the last century, its appeal even then as a retreat for Hawaii’s Royalty might have foretold the immense growth in its popularity over the next 100 years. Continue Reading This Article » |
Monday, Oct 6, 2008 Chinatown: Now that you know about it there’s no excuse not to go:
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