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Best Picnic Spots on the Kohala Coast

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Celebrate Memorial Day with Sun, Sand, and Snacks Planning a beach day with a twist? How about a picnic with a view? The Kohala Coast on the Big Island of HawaiÊ»i offers an abundance of breathtaking locations that are perfect for a relaxing outdoor meal. With Memorial Day just around the corner, now is a…

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Flat lay of Mother's Day card with purple flowers, gift, macarons, and a pen indoors.

Where to Celebrate Mother’s Day on the Big Island

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In Hawaiian culture, mothers are revered as the heart of the Ê»ohana (family)—nurturers, leaders, and stewards of generations. The Hawaiian word for mother, makuahine, holds deep significance, not just in daily life but in spiritual and ancestral realms. It is no surprise that Mother’s Day on the Big Island is not simply a date on…

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Hawaiian Leis

All About Hawaiian Leis: Celebrate May Day the Island Way

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When you think of Hawaii, one of the first images that may come to mind is the iconic flower lei. Drape one around your neck, and suddenly, you’re not just visiting the islands—you’re experiencing them. Leis are more than just beautiful floral arrangements; they are a symbol of Aloha, a deep-rooted cultural tradition, and an…

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From Bean to Bar: Hawaiian Chocolate and the Big Island’s Ultimate Chocolate Festival

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Delicious. Decadent. Romantic. Who doesn’t love chocolate? For centuries, chocolate has been a symbol of indulgence, passion, and even health. But did you know that Hawaii is the only state in the U.S. where cacao is grown? That makes Hawaiian chocolate a truly unique treat, one that you can experience firsthand when visiting the Big…

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Why Hawaiian Culture Is Not Primitive

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You may have visited Hawaii many times and become familiar with its culture. You know several Hawaiian words, love Hawaiian music and food and have explored historical sites. However, some people still think Hawaiian culture is primitive. After all, Hawaiians did not have a written language, did not use the wheel until introduced by Westerners,…

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