Tag Archive: Hawaii

Simple New Device Guarantees having a dream Hawaiian Vacation:

It’s a travel guide book, NO WORRIES HAWAII, Your Vacation Matchmaker, Kaua’i, Oahu, Maui, Big Island People come to Hawaii for wildly different reasons. What might yours be? In No Worries Hawaii, your… Continue reading

Fake Ai Hawaii Guides flood Amazon: Here’s how to spot them

Easiest way to find a real book: Take a look at a Trailblazer Travel Book, there’s one for each island (see link below). In continuous print for nearly three decades, Trailblazers are written… Continue reading

Kauai Trailblazer 2025: “The Patagonia of Travel Books”

When Trailblazer Travel Books were first published in the 1990s, one reviewer (Midwest Book Review) called them “The Patagonia of travel books, well-written and designed, ingeniously organized, and produced by people who are… Continue reading

TikToking to a terrible time in Hawaii

You are blowing a pile of money to go to Hawaii, so it’s only natural to want to get the lowdown and not miss the best stuff. So you go online. And wind… Continue reading

Top Hiking Trails and Beaches in Hawaii for 2025

As the year ends, let the beauty and unparalleled adventure of the Hawaiian Islands serve as a catalyst for reflection. From the tranquility of its beaches to the breathtaking hikes through lush rainforests,… Continue reading

LAHAINA IS GONE. MAUI IS STILL HERE

The loss of Lahaina and more than 100 residents in the horrific wildfire of 2023 was one of the most devastating tragedies in modern Hawaiian history, alongside Pearl Harbor and the Hilo tsunamis.… Continue reading

HAWAII: WHOSE BEACH IS IT, ANYWAY?

All beaches in Hawaii are public. Put a big asterisk here. About 80 percent of the beaches in the islands are easily reached, but for many other gems getting to the beach can… Continue reading

find the “small” places ON THE BIG ISLAND

But relative solitude can be had with a quick turn of the wheel. Manini Beach Park (above) lies on the south lip of the bay. The palmy park is a sure thing for picnics; the snorkeling is excellent; and a short trail leads to a marine conservation district and small beach that is truly hidden.