Visitors to Honolulu have the option of several walking tours around historic Honolulu. Typically, visitors will begin at ‘Iolani Palace, just thirty minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas and Resort. The palace was first built in the 1880s and …
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The Mid-Pacific Road Runners Club will host their annual bike race tomorrow, July 7, along the Lanikai Bike Path. The Mid-Pacific Road Runners Club is the largest racing club in Oahu and hosts several running events each year designed to …
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Bellows Field Beach Park in Waimanalo on Oahu’s eastern coast is a family-friendly park about 50 minutes from the Ko Olina Beach Villas. The park features a calm beach for swimming and bodysurfing as well as an offshore reef. …
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Chef Russell Siu, head chef of 3660 on the Rise, says the restaurant’s award winning streak can be credited to its creative, casual approach. Winner of the ‘llima People’s Choice Award 3 years in a row, 3660 on the Rise …
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The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Awards Dinner will take place this coming Saturday, July 28, at the Bishop Museum, about 30 minutes from Ko Olina. An annual event, the awards dinner celebrates the vibrant storied culture of Hawaii. This year, the …
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Duke’s Waikiki is a restaurant/barefoot bar located on the beach of Waikiki. Named in honor of Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, a world renowned surfer and Olympic gold medalist for swimming, Duke’s Waikiki is designed to bring visitors close to the action by …
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The art of storytelling through movement is embedded in the ancient Hawaiian culture of luau. Several luau packages are available from Paradise Cove Luau, located just a fifteen minute walk from Ko Olina. Packages include afternoon snorkeling options, Mai Tais …
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If you really want to see the skies above Hawaii, head over to the Bishop Museum in Honolulu on the first and third Fridays of each month just before 8 p.m. “The Sky Tonight” is hosted by Barry Peckham, the …
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Try something new this Friday at the Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki. Just a short drive, stop in Monday through Friday to learn firsthand the arts of Hawaiian quilting, lomilomi massage and healing, ukulele playing, hula dancing, lei-making, sarong demonstrations and kapa cloth …
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Only two months left before the completion of Disney’s Aulani Vacation Club on August 29. Can’t wait to see how close the artist rendering is to the actual Disney resort! Knowing Disney, it will be even more spectacular in person.
