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Surfing Goat Dairy
For two decades Surfing Goat Dairy has flourished with a herd of over 100 goats, making it Maui’s largest commercial dairy. Located in Upcountry, Surfing Goat Dairy not only raises goats and makes cheese, it also allows guests to get up close and personal with the herd and the milking and making processes. Casual tours of the farm where you can spend 30 minutes learning about the milking and cheese-making process while snapping some goat selfies. And trust me, your camera roll will be full of fun shots of these cuties! Play with Kids Kid goats, that is! Surfing Goat Dairy’s 30-minute Kid Goat Interaction, suitable for ages 8 and…
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Things to do in Kauai: A 3-Day Kauai Travel Itinerary
Planning a trip to Hawaii and looking for the best things to do in Kauai? From where to stay, what to do, and where to eat this three-day Kauai itinerary is your go-to guide to answer that question. Kauai Travel Itinerary: How to Get There Lihue Airport (LIH) is Kauai’s only airport. Hawaiian Airlines is the official airline of Hawaii, but the other major carriers like United, Delta, and American also fly to Kauai. Traveling between the Hawaiian islands is easy and affordable, with flights connecting islands like Maui and Kauai, enhancing your overall travel experience. Planning Your Trip Planning a trip to Kauai can be both exciting and a…
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3 Things to Know Before Going to Hawaii
From local lore to etiquette, here are 3 things to know before going to Hawaii. When planning a trip, it’s important to know more than just logistics and things you’re going to do while you’re away. Don’t Take the Rocks Lava rocks are unique and you might be tempted to take one home as a keepsake from your travels, but don’t! For starters, it’s illegal to remove lava rocks from Hawaii. But beyond that, it’s just plain bad luck! Taking lava rocks from the islands is said to bring bad luck to the thief, something known as Pele’s Curse. According to Hawaiian legend, Pele, the goddess of volcanoes and fire,…
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Overwater Bungalows in the US
Are there overwater bungalows in the US? As someone who’s worked in the travel industry for over a decade, one of the most common questions I’m asked is: are there overwater bungalows in the US? And my answer is, “kind of”. While yes, there actually are a few overwater bungalows in the US, they’re not the typical dreamy overwater bungalows that you see in photos. Those overwater bungalows are mostly in the South Pacific and a super long flight from the US. But that’s not to say that there aren’t some unique overwater bungalows in the US! Are there overwater bungalows in Hawaii? One of the things people find most…
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Best Things to do in Maui | 3-Day Maui Itinerary
When people ask me which of the Hawaiian Islands they should visit, I always suggest Maui for first-timers. I’ve been to all of the major Hawaiian islands at least twice and Maui has the most balanced mix of active things to do along with places to chill. You can find a mostly private stretch of beach on an island that doesn’t roll up the welcome mat at 6 p.m. (I’m looking at you, Kauai!) So pour yourself a mai tai and read on as I share a 3-day itinerary that highlights the best things to do on Maui, along with where to stay on Maui and logistics like how to…
