Blue Hawaii Vacations

04/08/2024

Blue Hawaii is featuring Tahiti, take off to Tahiti has been extended through April 29th! Stay longer with up to $250 in resort credits, food and beverage credits. Find all the details by calling 800-315-1812.
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10/12/2023

What it’s like to visit Maui now!

In the first installment of our new series, follow Maui local and Flight Attendant Kiakona as he talks with Maui residents and business owners about what it ...

08/10/2023

https://www.hawaiitourismauthority.org/news/alerts/maui-and-hawai%CA%BBi-island-wildfire-update/

UPDATED: August 9, 2023 at 10:00 p.m. HSTWildfires are continuing to burn in multiple areas of Maui and within the Mauna Kea Resort area on Hawaiʻi Island. These fires have resulted in the evacuations of thousands of residents and visitors, and multiple closures of major roadways.

07/19/2023

Going on a river cruise on the Wailea river. A great outing on a rainy afternoon!

07/18/2023

Enjoying the amazing swimming pools and accommodations in Kauai🌺

05/29/2023

Today in honor and remembrance to those who courageously gave their lives.

11/14/2018

We can't wait until it's back!

08/22/2018

Hurricane Lane: Up-to-date information provided by HTA and other state, county and federal organizations...

https://www.hawaiitourismauthority.org/news/alerts/

https://www.facebook.com/HawaiiNewsNow/

05/17/2018

Special Alert - Hawaii Tourism Authority

Aloha,

Many of you are seeing the news about Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawaii and have questions and concerns about current and future travel plans. Following are the most pressing answers to questions:

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
• There is absolutely no reason at this time for travelers to change or alter their leisure or business plans.
• None of the Hawaiian Islands are affected by Kilauea volcano except a remote area on the island of Hawaii's east side (see map here of affected area) and the Kilauea Summit. Out of the island's 4,028 square miles, only a remote area of less than 10-square-miles is affected - Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens Subdivisions in Puna. As a precautionary measure, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (some 40 miles away) has been closed indefinitely as a precaution should a steam explosion occur in the crater.
• Air Access: All flights into Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole - KOA (west) and Hilo International Airport - ITO (east) are operating normally.
• Accommodations and Activities: All accommodations, activities and attractions on the island are also operating normally, with the exception of those in the area affected by the lava activity.
• Air Quality: Air quality on the island of Hawaii remains largely unchanged with this situation. However, air quality near where the lava is flowing can be hazardous (SO2-sulfur dioxide) and very light ash fall may be present, and officials are continuing to monitor air quality.

In regards to questions about vacation rentals in the Puna area, accessibility, current status of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and other questions, please read the latest update from May 12 here. Updated information will be posted at: http://www.hawaiitourismauthority.org/news/special-alert/

05-04-2018 Hawaii Tourism Authority: All of the Hawaiian Islands Unaffected by Volcano Activity Except Remote Area on Island of Hawaii's East Side

05/01/2018

Lei Day Celebration (91st Annual)

May Day in Hawaii is Lei Day! Lei Day - May first - was the brainchild of Don Blanding. In 1927 he came up with the idea of a uniquely Hawaiian holiday that everyone could celebrate. His editors at the Honolulu Star-Bulletin presented it to the public and the idea was enthusiastically embraced. (From Hawaii History. org)
Lei Day became an official holiday in 1929. During those first years the event included the selection of a Lei Day queen and court. Lei Day celebrations continue today, marking the first day of May with lei-making competitions, concerts, and the giving and receiving of lei among friends and family.
https://www.gohawaii.com/islands/events/lei-day-celebration-91st-annual

Back To Events Lei Day Celebration (91st Annual) WebsiteGet DirectionsMay 01, 2018The first Lei Day was in 1927 (the Academy Awards began in 1929) and celebrated in downtown Honolulu with a few people wearing lei. From that it grew and more and more people began to wear lei on May 1. We are told tha...

03/06/2018

Blue Hawaii - Blue Hawaii

Aloha! We've completed the new & improved website...we'd love for you to check it out & let us know what you think! Mahalo!! 🏝️

http://blue-hawaii.com/

Blue Hawaii Vacations began over 22 years ago with the concept that your travel agency should be located where you are going — not where

02/24/2018

Visiting the Summit - Maunakea Visitor Information Station

Snow in Hawaii?! ❄️ Yep...on Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii...elevation is 13,802’. Check it out! 👀

PHOTOS: Mauna Kea sees heavy snow
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/37324136/photos-snow-in-hawaii-2018

For more info on Mauna Kea, check this out:

http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/info/vis/visiting-mauna-kea/visiting-the-summit.html

If you are visiting the summit area, please leave the landscape as you find it. Do not disturb the terrain or build rock piles. Please stay on designated roadways and trails. Off-road driving is prohibited. Maunakea is a sensitive environment, so please treat it as such. Do not litter.

01/27/2018

Blue Hawaii Vacations

12/01/2017

Happy Aloha Friday! 🌺🌴

11/30/2017

We tried the ATV tours at Kualoa Ranch on Oahu yesterday...great trip, fantastic guide, & phenomenal views...fun was had by all! They offer a variety of activities including the ATV tours, horseback riding, & zip-lining...highly recommend!

11/26/2017

A double rainbow in a waterfall...absolutely stunning!! 🌈🌈

11/24/2017

Happy Aloha Friday! 🌴🌺☀️🍍 Saw many full rainbows yesterday...set against that backdrop they were just breathtaking! 🌈⛰