Go Visit Hawaii

These two, larger-than-life figures are Shaka Santa and Tutu Mele. They're two of Honolulu's most iconic and loved visitors each December.

We love all the unique Hawaii-style Christmas decorations. In this photo, there's a glittered-Hawaiian quilt pattern ornament and orchids.

Here's an example of "Fall colors" in Hawaii.

Mahalo to our veterans! This photo was taken at the Battleship Missouri Memorial in Pearl Harbor.

Just keep swimming...

Coffee by the sea 😍

How about a massage in a tropical, Hawaii paradise?

These old surfboards have been repurposed into a colorful fence in Maui. What a great example of recycle, reduce, REUSE.

Oh what beauty there is to discover everywhere on Kauai. This photo was taken at Lydgate Beach Park

We could spend a day or two or a hundred right here.

Today we honor a beloved, Hawaiian swimming and surfing legend, Duke Kahanamoku. He was born on this day in 1890.

The blowing of the pu (conch shell) has a long tradition in Hawaiian culture. It signifies an arrival, start of an event or other significant happening. In this photo, the pu is blown at the start of the Kuhio Beach Hula Show on Waikiki Beach. The ahu'ula (cape) this gentleman is wearing also has deep Hawaiian tradition and indicates a high ali'i (chief) ranking in ancient Hawaii.