It’s always fun to discover new events going on around Ko Olina… and one great find is “Ke Kani O Ke Kai” (The Sound of the Ocean), featuring different bands playing on the Waikiki Aquarium lawn June through August. The …
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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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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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Join in the statewide holiday and annual celebrations this weekend on Oahu and Kauai, honoring the birthday of Hawaii’s Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole. Celebrations started Thursday and will run through Saturday. Check here for Prince Kuhio events. Hawai’i Magazine reports …
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The Interisland Wind Project is exploring expanded wind options on Oahu. The study suggests adding more wind power, along with current wind power and 100 megawatts of solar power found on Oahu, could eliminate the need to burn 2.8 million …
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Starfish and marine life in ocean off Ko Olina A world of marine life exists in the coral reefs in the ocean outside of Ko Olina. Visitors discover vibrant starfish and other exotic fish not typically seen elsewhere in the …
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Ko Olina’s Taste at Kapolei, (the all-you-can-eat benefit on the beach at Ko Olina Resort & Marina on Ulua Lagoon 4), celebrates its 10th year on Saturday, September 12, 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and presents the largest number of …
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The Waianae Coast is one area most tourists miss while on their Oahu vacation. The trip to the coastline is about a half hour drive from Ko Olina but worth it to see the timeless side of Hawaii. The Waianae …
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Visitors to Ko Olina are often pleasantly surprised to find out that they are literally next-door to one of the best venues in all of Hawaii to experience local culture. The Polynesian Cultural Center is located only a several minute …
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Visitors to Ko Olina will eventually have another cross-Island transportation option via Kapolei….Honolulu’s newest railway project is about to enter the preliminary engineering phase. Approval is expected from the Federal Transit Authority soon. So far, it has been said that …
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