Two Gorgeous Waterfalls In One Hike In ʻAkaka Falls State Park along Hilo's northeastern coast, you can enjoy views of two stunning waterfalls on a brief hike. You will see the 442-foot Akaka Falls, and (a little more difficult to see), Kahuna Falls. The Big Island’s Most Famous Waterfall Walk Through The Rainforest to See … Continue reading A Trip to Akaka Falls
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The best things to do on Maui during the shoulder seasons
The best times to visit Maui, considering the weather, demand for accommodations, and how crowded the island is, are April, May, August, September, and early October. These have come to be known as Maui's “shoulder months.” Maui's warm tropical climate is consistent year-round, with daytime highs of 75-85°F. At the coastal resorts at sea level, … Continue reading The best things to do on Maui during the shoulder seasons
A Brief History Of Hawai’i
A condensed version of what happened between the time Polynesian explorers first saw Hawai'i and when Hawai'i became the 50th state of the United States. At around the 7th century, Polynesians from Tahiti and the Marquesas became the first people to settle in Hawai'i. They formed a unique culture to survive on these isolated islands. … Continue reading A Brief History Of Hawai’i
The Medical Heroes of the USS Solace
Remembering the Military Medical Heroes of Pearl Harbor Constructed at the shipbuilding drydock in Newport News, Virginia, in 1926 and commissioned in August of 1941, the USS Solace was present at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack on December 7, 1941. As an unarmed hospital ship, she was unable to take part in the defense … Continue reading The Medical Heroes of the USS Solace
Sailors and Marines at Pearl Harbor
Understanding Their Roles When visiting Pearl Harbor, guests are immersed in the area's history and get a glimpse of how the United States military operates today and during wartime. Referred to as “the Pacific National Monument,” your visit offers a poignant glimpse into one of America's darkest moments. Preparing for Your VisitPearl Harbor is an … Continue reading Sailors and Marines at Pearl Harbor
Hawai’i Island Farmers’ Markets
Food and Flowers and Gifts - Oh My! If you’ve spent much time traveling, you know one of the great pleasures of being in a new environment is immersing yourself in the local culture. There’s no better place to feel local culture than at local farmers’ markets. You get to see local craftspeople and farmers … Continue reading Hawai’i Island Farmers’ Markets
Some Advice To Healthcare Providers Seeking A New Position
I was a healthcare recruiter for over 20 years. Here are some words of advice to new grads, and seasoned providers: So Much To Choose From – Where Do I Start? Whether you’re fresh out of your residency or training program or are an experienced practitioner seeking a change, you must prepare for a meaningful … Continue reading Some Advice To Healthcare Providers Seeking A New Position
Nāmakanipaio Campground: Camping On A Volcano
In Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, Nāmakanipaio Campground offers an unforgettable way to experience the Big Island’s unique landscape. Just three miles from the historic Volcano House, this campground is surrounded by fragrant eucalyptus groves and endemic ʻōhi’a trees. At an elevation of 4,000 feet, the campground invites you to trade in the buzz of everyday … Continue reading Nāmakanipaio Campground: Camping On A Volcano
Kīpukapuaulu: An “Island Within an Island”
On Hawai’i’s Big Island, just outside Volcanoes National Park's main entrance, Kīpukapuaulu is a remarkable ecological sanctuary—a kīpuka—where lava fields surround a forest oasis. Locally, it’s referred to as “bird park,” and is home to an astonishing abundance of native birds and plant life. Whether you’re a local (kama’aina) or a visitor, this easy hike … Continue reading Kīpukapuaulu: An “Island Within an Island”
Top things to do on The Big Island
The island of Hawai’i is the youngest and largest island in the Hawaiian chain. In fact, it’s nearly twice as big as all the other Hawaiian Islands combined, and since the early days, it has been referred to as “The Big Island.” The Big Island boasts multiple climate zones, ranging from steamy tropical to snow-covered … Continue reading Top things to do on The Big Island
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