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Swimming With Dolphins May Be Hazardous To Their Health

Over the last few years, the excitement of “swimming with dolphins” has grown in popularity.  There are several places in guidebooks and in tourist holidays that even include this amazing event. However, recently research has shown that we are disturbing these lovely creatures.

The numbers of dolphin coming into the safe bays of the Hawaiian Islands [...]

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Leis are the Hawaiian Tradition for Pre-Summer Events

It’s a common fashion statement in Hawaii to see people wearing leis. The season starts in April, during the Merrie Monarch Hula and Cultural Festival, continuing with the Hawaiian Lei Holiday of Lei Day-which falls on May Day into the very popular graduation and wedding months of June and July. Oh, of course, lei [...]

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Mana- The Spiritual Healing Energy of Hawaii

The magic one feels the moment you arrive on the islands is certainly a tangible force. It takes just a matter of a day or two to feel the effects of the healing properties of this extraordinary place.
The ancient Hawaiians call this energy Mana and for them they recognize this natural spiritual power that emanates [...]

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Traditional Hawaiian Weddings With The Aloha Spirit

When we think about the most romantic place to have a wedding, Hawaii is certainly the top ranking option. The weather, the beach, the flowers and the Hawaiian traditional wedding combines the most exquisite elements for an unforgettable day. The months that are most popular are the months of spring through the summer, when the [...]

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King Kamehameha Day- June 11th

King Kamehameha Day in Hawai’I is an official holiday that was established in 1871 by King Kamehameha V to honor his grandfather, Kamehameha I. The colorful celebration begins with a parade of flowers from Hawaii cascading in colorful floats, traditional horseback riders and marching bands that begins in downtown Honolulu and ends in Waikiki, on [...]

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Flowers from Hawaii – Some of the Most Gorgeous Flowers Available

Roses are red, violets are blue, and flowers from Hawaii are much more beautiful, long lasting, and appreciated than both. Traditional flowers, like roses and perennials, are great for some occasions, but there is something about ordering flowers from Hawaii that brings the entire tropical magic and exotic ambiance with each delivery. Tropical flowers create [...]

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