Hawaiian travel expert Ashley takes us through each island and shares hidden gems. Topics include: Kona volcano eruption, Queen's Bath, cooking dinner at Shorebird, shaved ice at Uluani's, Pearl Harbor, Road to Hana in Maui, the Lahaina fire, and finding discounts on inter-island flights.
Maui offers stunning beaches and the famous Road to Hana, known for its waterfalls and beautiful scenery.
Visiting Haleakala and the Pearl Harbor Memorial are popular attractions on Oahu.
Kauai is known for its serene atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and exploring the breathtaking Na Pali Coast.
Deep dives
Beautiful beaches and adventurous Road to Hana
Maui offers stunning beaches and the famous Road to Hana, known for its waterfalls and beautiful scenery.
Sunrise at Haleakala and Red Sand Beach
Visiting Haleakala...nn Memorial, are popular attractions on Oahu.
Relaxing on Kauai and exploring the Na Pali Coast
Kauai is known for its serene atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and exploring the breathtaking Na Pali Coast.
Supporting Maui's Tourism After the Fire
Maui has been heavily impacted by the recent fire in Lahaina, which has led to a significant decline in tourism. While Lahaina is still recovering, it is important for visitors to remember that the rest of Maui is open and in need of support from tourists. Many hotels and restaurants are still operating and are looking for business. By visiting other areas of Maui, tourists can help sustain the local economy. It is crucial to acknowledge that Maui relies heavily on tourism and the repercussions of the fire affect more than just the tourism industry.
The Devastating Aftermath of the Maui Fire
The fire in Lahaina has had a profound impact on the community, leaving many areas completely burned and unrecognizable. Homes, hotels, and businesses have been destroyed, and the loss is devastating for the residents who have called Lahaina their home for generations. The recovery process is expected to take at least 10 years, and it's uncertain how many people will be able to return to their homes. The community is in need of support, and tourists can contribute by visiting other parts of the island and patronizing local businesses.
