Activities in Hawaii
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Ahu Pohaku Ho'omawluhia
This remote retreat on the North Kohala Coast fuses Polynesian healing traditions with a green ethos. Book a lomilomi massage with a practitioner t... More -
Alii Antiques I & II
Charles Yee Hoy and staff have been selling antiques at a pair of shops in downtown Kailua for over 25 years. Their first store draws from the main... More -
Allerton Garden
Island and European styles merge in the Allerton Garden, located in Poipu’s Lāwa`i Valley. Allerton and the nearby McBryde Garden are run by the Na... More -
Aloha Stadium Swap Meet
The largest open-air flea market in Hawaii, the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet takes place every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday in the parking lot surrou... More -
Bailey's Antiques and Aloha Shirts
Hawaiian shirts sell for as little as $4, but vintage varieties from the 1930s will set you back thousands of dollars. More -
Baldwin Beach Park
Baldwin Beach Park, on the north shore of Maui and just west of the plantation town Paia, is a noted destination for bodyboarding and bodysurfing. ... More -
Barnfield's Raging Isle Surf & Cycle
A local institution, the shop for surf gear, mountain bikes, and Franko's Oahu Surfing Map, a vital guide to the legendary surf breaks of the North... More -
Bishop Museum
Probably the best museum complex in the world for everything Polynesian (as well as Melanesian and Micronesian), the Bishop is Hawaii’s most famous... More -
Bob's Ukulele
Bob’s sells one product mainly, the evocative and characteristically Hawaiian four-string guitar. There are ukes of ribbon-grained koa that cost hu... More -
Bubbles Below Scuba Charters
Explore the North Pacific waters and observe marine animals in their native habitat with guidance from the staff at Bubbles Below Scuba Charters. M... More -
Capt. Andy's Sailing
The natural wonders of the towering Na Pali coastal cliffs, the reefs, and marine life are easily accessed from the Spirit of Kauai or the Akialoa,... More -
Carol Arklind
Special Booking: For several Texan clients, Arklind orchestrated a classic Scandinavian Christmas holiday, with an airport transfer by dogsled and ... More -
Carolyne Brandon
Carolyne Brandon is an expert on river cruises in a wide range of locations, from the Volga in Russia to the Yangze in China. With insider contacts... More -
Craig Loupassakis
Insider Clout:Loupassakis arranges tours of World War II sites for clients staying at Le Manoir du Quesnay, in Normandy, owned by the family of a F... More -
Darlene Mulkewich
Special Booking: A couple requesting a fun adventure were chauffeured to the top of Haleakala at dawn, and then coasted down on bicycles that had b... More -
Dee-Lite Bakery
Located in a non-touristy part of town, the Dee Lite Bakery is best known for their guava chiffon cake made from a secret recipe since the bakery's... More -
Edward Phillips
Excited About: The hip new microbreweries popping up across Alaska. Phillips can organize a tour of his favorite spots, including Denali Brewing Co... More -
Hale Paahao (Stuck-in-Irons House)
From a look at the records available in the old prison, Hale Paahao (“stuck-in-irons house”), built by King Kamehameha III to detain unruly sailors... More -
Haleakala National Park
A must for any visitor to Maui is Haleakala, the world’s largest dormant volcano (it last erupted in 1790), more than 10,000 feet above sea level. ... More -
Hanaiakamalama
Hanaiakamalama was the summer retreat of Queen Emma, the consort of King Kamehamena IV, and their son Prince Albert Edward. It is situated in the N... More -
Hanakapiai Beach
With its name meaning “bay sprinkling food,” the remote Hanakapi’ai Beach on the rugged Na Pali coast sits at the end of the Kalalau Trail, a chall... More -
Hans Hedemann Surf School
With its protected beach, this is one of the North Shore's safest places to learn the sport. The school also runs classes in Waikiki. More
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