Share On Pinterest Share On Facebook Share On X Share On Reddit Share Via Email What Is King Kamehameha Day? What Hawaii Visitors Should Know Before you scroll, I sometimes share links for Hawaii spots I genuinely recommend. No extra cost to you, it just supports the...
Planning your Hawaii vacation? Learning basic Hawaiian words shows respect for local culture and transforms your travel experience. I sat down with Hawaiian language teacher Kahanuola Solatorio to discuss essential words every visitor should know. In this episode,...
EP. 184: Top Hawaiian Words to Know Before Visiting Hawaii with Kahanuola Solatorio Download the Audio Planning your Hawaii vacation? Learning basic Hawaiian words shows respect for local culture and transforms your travel experience. I sat down with Hawaiian language...
Ep. 165: The Untold Story of Waimea Valley on Oahu: More Than a Waterfall Download the Audio Love the Podcast? Join as a member for FREE! Affiliate Disclosure This post may contain affiliate links, meaning I earn a small commission if you use the links. View our...
Ep 127: Celebrating Hawaiian Culture Through Design: Inside NOHO Home Download the Audio Today, we explore an inspiring blend of traditional Hawaiian culture and contemporary design with Jalene Kanani Bell, the visionary behind NOHO Home. If you’re interested...
Episode 124: Keep it Aloha: How to Engage with Hawaiian Culture Responsibly with Kamaka Dias Download the Audio In our latest episode of Hawaii’s Best, we had the pleasure of having Kamaka Dias. Kamaka, a native Hawaiian with a rich background that spans across...
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 →
