Discover Hawaii in August: Is August a Good Time to Visit Hawaii? Is August a Good Time to Visit Hawaii? Yes, August is a good time to visit Hawaii. The weather is warm, rainfall is relatively low, and there are numerous festivals and ideal conditions for surfing....
What Not to Do in Hawaii: 27 Essential Tips for a Memorable Vacation What Not to Do in Hawaii Research which island to visit beforehand and avoid planning a tight itinerary. Respect Hawaii’s natural environment by avoiding touching wildlife, damaging coral...
Episode 85: 5 Fun Facts About Oahu to Know Before You Visit Hawaii Download the Audio Discover 5 fun facts about Oahu, such as the significance of the indigenous Oahu Elepaio bird, the controversial Ka’ena Point Space Force Satellite Tracking Station, the...
Rethinking the Road to Hana on Maui: Is it Worth it to Drive or Take a Guided Tour? FollowFollowFollowFollowFollow The Road to Hana on Maui is a mesmerizing journey filled with lush landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and picturesque beaches. It’s no wonder why so...
Can You Bring Your Dog to Hawaii?: What to Know About Flying a Dog to Hawaii Share On Pinterest Share On Facebook Can You Bring Your Dog to Hawaii? The answer is yes, you can bring your dog with you to Hawaii. However, there are certain requirements and procedures...
What is a Lomi Lomi Massage: Ultimate Guide to a Relaxing Hawaiian Massage FollowFollowFollowFollowFollow Lomi lomi massage is a holistic approach to self-care that treats not only the physical body but also the mind and spirit. By taking the time to indulge in a lomi...
Aloha! I'm Bryan Murphy, creator of Hawaii's Best Travel and host of the Hawaii's Best podcast — a top-30 U.S. travel podcast with 650,000+ downloads and a 4.9-star rating from 275+ reviews on Apple Podcasts. I'm a Certified Hawaii Destination Expert with the Hawaii Tourism Authority and a member of the Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau. Over 30+ trips to the islands with my family, I've built this site to help you plan a Hawaii trip that's practical, affordable, and respectful of the place and the people who call it home. Learn More →
