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Aloha - this is a subreddit for visitors looking for advice to plan their vacation, or to share their own experiences on the Hawaiian islands. Please note the subreddit rules before posting. Serving the communities of Oahu, Big Island, Maui, and Kauai.

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Kauai spider?

Can someone tell me something about this beautiful spider? It was right near my beach chair. submitted by /u/Weak-Minimum-7218 [link] [comments]

Oof you find yourself in Kona and love cats….

Visit the Kona Kat Cafe in downtown Kona. It was a nice break in the day from being on the go. Playing and relaxing with kittens and cats! The last pic is Cashew. Her new mom is flying back to Kona tomorrow from Denver to pick her up! ❤️❤️❤️ Careful you may fall in love! 😻 submitted by /u/Successful-Loan-7370 [link] [comments]

Oahu next summer

Plan on visiting next summer. We have 8 of us going and are really struggling to figure out where to stay. I think we have landed on getting a few hotel rooms instead of Airbnb but would love to be able to make food instead of going out for every meal. We will be there for 10 days. And are interested in doing whatever Hawaii has to offer us. We enjoy nature, very interested in surfing and…

Does Pele's curse apply to flowers from the ground?

​ I'm in Hawaii (Big Island) for 21 days for rehab. It's been wonderful so far, this is a magical and healing place. The rehab has tons of beautiful fresh flowers in every room, and the grounds are also full of flowers. I've been picking up flowers to press to take home as souvenirs, either ones that have fallen from the bouquets as they age, or ones that are on the ground, fallen from the bushes…

Recent photos from the Big Island

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Mo’ili’ili Korean / Chinese restaurant with family style sweet and sour pork

Looking for a restaurant in Moiliili that only served family style dishes. It had Chinese and Korean dishes. Their sweet and sour pork was cut in to thin strips. I cannot find it again for the life of me. I think it was near Dell’s. submitted by /u/tibearius1123 [link] [comments]

Looking to travel to hawaii for 10 days from NY

Hey everyone, Im 32 (M) from Argentina and i have a business travel to NY on Late september/early october. I've searched for a place with calm beaches where i could snorkel, kayak or other adventure activities and it looks like Hawaii is the best choice (i cannot leave US soil for this trip). Could you guys please give me tips and advices on what to do (or avoid doing) if im heading there? I dont…

How strict is the Waiʻānapanapa reservation time?

Hi all! I am planning to do Road to Hana on a Sunday in September and the only time slot I could get for Waiʻānapanapa was 7-10 AM. The website says that you must arrive within 30 minutes of your reservation start time or you may be denied entry. I don’t know if I can make it by 7:30 (staying in Wailea) without having to start the drive at like 4 AM. I could always just drive straight to…

How safe is Sharks Cove for first time snorkelers ?

I’m an experienced snorkeler and have been snorkeling my whole life, but my partner is not. While we’re visiting Oahu, we’re doing a guided shark snorkeling tour on the North Shore. It’s super early in the morning, so I’m hoping to make a full day out of being up there. We had originally planned on going to Hanauma Bay, but getting tickets sounds like a bit of a hassle, and I’ve also heard it can…

Areas on other islands like Wailea on Maui?

We have been to Maui multiple times and love Wailea, any areas that have this same vibe on the other islands? Multiple resorts you can walk to and dine at the restaurants and bars at each, cultivated green space in the whole area like Wailea, some small shops and other restaurants/bars in area, beach access etc… Basically Wailea vibe on other islands - thanks! submitted by /u/CountIstvanTeleki…