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Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area, Hawaii
With lush forested mountains, lofty eucalyptus groves, and breathtaking views of Pearl Harbour, Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area is no doubt a slice of paradise. This little park is centered around Read more...
With lush forested mountains, lofty eucalyptus groves, and breathtaking views of Pearl Harbour, Keaīwa Heiau State Recreation Area is no doubt a slice of paradise. This little park is centered around the Keaīwa Heiau—the ruins of a healing temple used by the Hawaiian people. This is one of the only Heiaus (temples) open to the public, so we suggest making sure you don’t miss this historic and sacred spot. Want more? The ‘Aiea Loop Trail meanders through the park and offers views of the Wai’anae Range and the beautiful city of Honolulu. Just a short drive from Waikiki, Keaīwa Heiau is one heck of a getaway in beautiful Oahu whether you’re looking for a day or a week away.
Permeated by aromatic eucalyptus, echoed by the courting calls of Hawaii’s endemic song birds, Keaiwa...
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Hannah: Camp Olowalu is an affordable alternative to hotels while being even closer to nature. Visiting this...
Charlotte: My favourite campspot on Kauai! It's really close to Hanalei and the hike to the campsite is totally...
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Calvin: How cool is it to sleep at the bottom of volcanic crater? If you're on the island, check this out -...
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Hiking the Kalalau Trail in the Napali Coast State Wilderness Park is challenging to say the least....
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Elisa: Polihale: a piece of paradise! Normally there is running water & bathrooms; however, when I went...
The Waiʻānapanapa Cabins sit alongside the area’s namesake park, overlooking the crashing waves of the...
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One of two car accessible campgrounds in the park, Kipahulu Campground sits on a grassy area just...