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This is the season for whale watching! And if you're feeling a little rich, try whale watching with the professionals.

The Oahu Navatek Whale Watching Lunch Cruise is one of the many options you might like to take if you're interested in whale watching. This cruise is operated by Atlantis Adventures, the same company which offers the Atlantis Submarine Tours in Honolulu.

This lunch ...

Oahu has several beaches.

All beautiful, all natural and all amazingly peaceful. However, my favorite beach is Mokapuu Beach. Its a hidden gem. Away from the usual tourist crowds and from the high school patrons, Mokapuu is excellent for some soul searching and personal time.

Located on the Southeast Coast , it is about 5 minutes pass Sandy Beach and about 2 miles away from the ...

If you're like me, you love to walk and hike.  There is no where better to do it than Hawaii and on Oahu one of my favorite hikes is the Makapu'u Lighthouse.  The reasons I like it is because it has scenery that is out of this world and it's a well paved trail.  I've had three knee surgeries so I'm not ready ...

How's It in Honolulu, The North Shore Experience

Word of the day:  Mahalo

Translates to thank-you.  It's that simple.  Just say, "ma-hah-loe" to thank someone.

If you want to take a day trip away from the concrete and noise of Waikiki, jump in the car and head up to the North Shore of Oahu.  The "country" as locals call it, is just that.  Rural communities dot the shoreline and give you a genuine ...

Welcome to How's It in Honolulu.  This blog is designed to give the traveler ideas and info about activities and places of interest in and around Honolulu.  On the island of Oahu, Honolulu sees over 20 million passengers (according to the Hawaii, Department of Transportation 2005 report).   With that many travelers, you can bet Honolulu is "choke" with activities for anyone to enjoy. 

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The whales are here. That's what the newspaper said. Having just moved to the island this was one of the things I had looked forward to doing, whale watching.  But where to find them was my question. I decided to go to the experts. The paper said the Marine Society or NOAA, for short, wanted volunteers to count whales.  They station ...

January 23, 2007
Aloha,
My name in Hawaiian is Keoki and I was born and raised in Honolulu on the island of Oahu. Honolulu is a dynamic as well as unique city, rich with cultures and much to explore in the way of attractions for visitors and locals alike.
One of the most popular natural attractions in the city is the hike up Diamond Head crater. I used to hike up the trail ...