Skydive Hawaii is just up north of Ko Olina by about 20 miles at Dillingham Airfield. Known as as the Center of Skydiving in the Pacific, Skydive Hawaii offers a safe, professional drop zone for first-time skydivers with “over …
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The manmade Ko Olina Lagoons are a great way for you to kick back and relax. The four lagoons — Hanu, Naia, Kolola, and Ulua — are setup with nice amenities like showers, restrooms, picnic areas and beach shops. Lifeguards are …
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The Hawaiian International Film Festival is keeping the celebration going with Art, Culture and Music events in Ko Olina. From May through October, come on out for monthly outdoor film screenings at Ulua Lagoon. Picnic baskets, low beach chairs, blankets …
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First Friday’s are something to get excited about in downtown Honolulu! Tomorrow (May 6) is the monthly event/party celebrating culture, art, shops, food and drinks… and toss in some live music. This homegrown street festival occurs on the first Friday …
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Thanks to Oahu Mom’s blog for still noticing the sunsets here. She captured just one of many sunsets that seem to bring out the magical at Ko Olina. Sometimes a sunset does say it all!
Pacific Weddings magazine recently featured inspired wedding photos shot in Ko Olina. All the photos are strikingly gorgeous. (Check out more Ko Olina wedding photos here.) No wonder so many people host weddings and other special events here… can’t quite …
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During your stay at the Ko Olina Beach Villas, a place to consider for a day excursion is Shark’s Cove in Sunset. You can enjoy snorkeling, swimming, or even paddle surfing; however, some local say the snorkeling is best on …
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Roy one of Hawaii and Ko Olina’s première chefs was recently seen on Bravo’s TV series Top Chef Masters. Roy chose Imua Family Services on Maui as his charity for the TV show. He says, “It’s an organization of dedicated …
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