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Lava Pouring into the Pacific Ocean from an erupting Kilauea, one of the active volcanoes in Hawaii

Volcanoes in Hawaii: A Guide for Travelers

by Suzanne G.  This might surprise you, but the United States has more active volcanoes than any other country in the world. Most are located in Alaska, Hawaii, and the West Coast, but for many mainlanders, volcanoes still feel like a foreign and otherworldly phenomenon. We are fascinated by their

Inside the Explosive Big Island Volcanoes

Tips for Visitors to the Hawaii Volcano National Park

Even though you may feel geared up and ready for your day-long excursion through the Big Island’s Hawaii Volcano National Park, there are still some things to be aware of. Showcasing the history and modern remnants of Hawaii’s greatest volcanoes and volcanic activity, the national park was established in 1916

Get Your Blood Pumping: The Thrillseeker’s Guide to Hawaii

Get Your Blood Pumping: The Thrillseeker’s Guide to Hawaii

Is spending your entire vacation in a hotel room watching time pass you by your idea of fun? Do you like to play it safe and dine only at places you’ve seen on the mainland? Does a trip to the grocer give you anxiety? If any of these things describe

When to Visit the Big Island

When to Visit the Big Island

Hawaii is renowned for having ideal weather year-round, so the answer to when is the best time to visit Hawaii is truly any time. However, the Big Island tends to experience an influx of visitors during the winter months, for those looking to escape the cold and spend a holiday

Love and Revenge From the Hawaiian Lava Goddess Pele

The Significance of the Lava Goddess in Hawaii According to Hawaiian mythology, Pele is the fire goddess. Connected to volcanoes, lightning, fire, and wind, she is considered the creator of the Hawaiian Islands. Due to this, Pele is one of the best-known gods of the islands. Pele who is believed to