Choose Your Island Guidebook
Featured Revealed Reviews
Kealakekua Bay & Place of Refuge
When you get to the sea, hang a right to Napo‘opo‘o Beach Park. The stone structure you see in front of you at this southern end of Kealakekua Bay (A Real Gem) (at the end of the road) is Hiki-au Heiau. This was a luakini (a temple . . .
Waikiki Starlight Lu‘au
No amount of potted plants can hide the fact that this lu‘au is on top of a parking garage. The Hilton Hawaiian Village used to have their lu‘au down by the pool, but anyone from the beach could stroll up and watch. Now, six stories up, the ambiance . . .
Know Before You Go

Having Fun & Staying Safe
Some tips to help you enjoy your visit while staying safe and happy.

Local Culture & You
Learn what Aloha means and how to practice what we preach.

Being an Eco-Friendly Tourist
Learn to minimize your impact while helping to protect this fragile ecosystem.
What Readers Have to Say
“I have purchased your guidebooks for both the Big Island and Kauai, and agree that they are the best I’ve seen. I especially appreciate that the books focus on conveying to readers the amazing place that Hawaii is–incredible culture and environment, not just a new place to go to the Hard Rock Cafe.”