Save On Hawaii

21/03/2025

Seriously Ohana - if you can get to Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park soon - GO!!!!! 🤙🥰

21/03/2025

Happy ALOHA Friday Ohana 🤙

21/03/2025

Clark Little got a perfect picture showing what Rip Currents look like - please use a lot of caution and be aware

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13/03/2025

What an amazing experience! Have you gone whale watching in Hawaii? ALOHA!

08/03/2025

Until Pele is done dancing I will never tire of posting photos of her magical show

05/03/2025

ALOHA Ohana!!!

Let's celebrate the opening (or re-opening) of some great dining options in/around Lahaina!

My personal favorite is Aloha Mixed Plate, really happy they made it through the fire! The katsu chicken is not to be missed! 🤙

The devastating Aug. 8, 2023 wildfire forever changed Lahaina, leaving many of its beloved locales closed indefinitely or lost completely. Eighteen months

03/03/2025

Malama Monday!! If you listen closely you can hear the whalesong in the background

27/02/2025

Beautiful Madame Pele is still showing her power!

26/02/2025

Aloha Ohana! Show of Shaka - Have you visited this gorgeous beach on Hawaii Island? 🤙

21/02/2025

This looks like so much fun! Next time your on Maui consider setting up a tour with Maui Chocolate! ALOHA!!

19/02/2025

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17/02/2025

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15/02/2025

06/02/2025

If you are lucky enough to be on Maui this weekend - check out the Lunar New Year celebration at the Queen Kaahumanu Center on Sunday from 11am - 4pm

Lion dances by Au Shaolin Arts, local vendors, keiki crafts, and a selfie booth all included in the festivities.

01/02/2025

I can't argue with this

Seems reasonable.🍓🍊🍌🍋🍍

(But if you're in Waikiki, I've got even better breakfast options in the 1st comment below 👇)

01/02/2025

Happy Aloha Friday Ohana!

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29/01/2025

Keep in mind ONLY Lahaina Town is closed for recovery, the area around it is open - but yes, MAUI IS OPEN and needs visitors

25/01/2025

If you are lucky enough to be on Hawaii Island be sure to stop by the National Park for a once in a lifetime view!!!

I keep trying to convince my husband to skip work and fly to Hawaii with me - so far no luck ;) 😂

(and yes, the island's name is Hawaii... the Big Island is a nickname)

Phase 6 of the Kīlauea eruption resumed at 11:28 p.m. HST last night, January 24, 2025. USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory estimated lava fountains from the north vent within Halemaʻumaʻu crater were reaching heights of at least 150 feet high. The eruption began on December 23, 2024 and continues its cycle of start-and-pause. It can end at any time.

Volcanic eruptions can be dangerous. This eruption is in a closed area but can be viewed safely from many overlooks along the caldera rim.

Follow these safe viewing tips if you plan to visit:

🌋Stay on trail! Stay out of closed areas. Avoid cliff edges and other hazardous terrain. Keep your children near you at all times.

🌋Do not disturb nēnē. Native geese are often seen in parking lots and near roads. Drive cautiously, never feed them and keep a distance of at least 60 feet (4 car lengths).

🌋 Drive safely. Drive the speed limit. Heed park rangers and traffic control workers.

🌋Expect crowds. Parking will be full or limited at the summit. The park is open 24 hours a day. Bring a flashlight if you visit when it’s dark.

🌋 Check the eruption webpage for more safety tips, air quality, where to watch, web cams and more. https://www.nps.gov/havo/planyourvisit/eruption-viewing.htm

🌋Know your limits! If a two-mile walk is too much, don’t do it. Choose a closer viewpoint. Ask a ranger or check the eruption viewing page for overlooks and distances. ^^

📸NPS Photo/J.Wei of the current eruption within Kīlauea volcano, with lava erupting out of a vent near the crater wall illuminating the night sky and gas plume. The silhouette of visitors watching the eruption is in the foreground.

Photo taken at the first overlook on the Keanakākoʻi side of the caldera