Not only is Punchbowl crater among one of the oldest natural landmarks on O’ahu, it is also one of the most visited, right near the top of the list with Pearl Harbor, Diamond Head and Hanauma Bay. It also has a very checkered and fascinating history. Punchbowl Crater dates back nearly 100,000 years Punchbowl Crater…
It’s hard to imagine a world without surfing. In fact, surfing has become such a worldwide sport that it appeared for the first time in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. So, what does this have to do with the statue of Duke Kahanamoku located on Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, between Waikiki and Kuhio beaches? The answer…
“Let’s go visit a museum” is a sentence that won’t always raise the levels of excitement, especially when Hawaii has so many incredible places that are worth seeing and visiting when here. There’s so much more to Hawaii than fabulous weather, beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters though. The good news is that not every museum…
