Meet the Hawaii Explorer: your no-nonsense “filter & find” tool to the best of everything in Hawaii.
Discover Hawaii’s diverse climates: lush rainforests, pristine beaches, rolling hills, and snow-capped peaks. Island-hop for unforgettable adventures across unique landscapes.
Explore Hawaii’s unique vulnerability to sea level rise, its impacts on ecosystems, wildlife, economy, and communities, and how sustainable choices can help.
Discover Hawaii’s WWII history: from the pivotal attack on Pearl Harbor to the bravery of Hawaii-based military units. Uncover the islands’ resilient spirit.
Experience Hawaii’s magical sunsets, shaped by atmospheric phenomena, volcanic aerosols, and cloud patterns. Revel in nature’s beauty at top viewing spots.
Discover Hawaii’s captivating butterflies, from native species like the Kamehameha Butterfly to introduced varieties. Observe them in national parks, botanical gardens, and nature reserves.
Discover Hawaii’s bioluminescent marine life, from dinoflagellates to the Hawaiian bobtail squid, as they light up the night with their enchanting glow.
Discover the essence of ‘ohana in Hawaii, where family, community, and connections flourish. Immerse yourself in local culture, traditions, and the spirit of aloha.
Discover Hawaii’s rich educational history, from ancient traditions to modern efforts in preserving culture, language, and heritage. Immerse yourself in the journey!
Explore Hawaii’s vibrant coral reefs, crucial to marine life and local culture. Learn about climate change impacts and how responsible tourism can help protect these ecosystems.
Discover Hawaii’s rich cultural heritage through captivating myths and legends, featuring the creation chant Kumulipo, demigod Maui’s daring feats, and the fiery goddess Pele.
Discover the ancient art of traditional Hawaiian navigation, from star compasses to ocean swells, and experience the cultural revival through Hōkūle’a’s voyages.
Discover Hawaii’s unique ecosystems and aid in preserving its natural beauty by learning about invasive plants, their impact, and how to support conservation efforts.
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