Maui was undoubtedly the hardest place I’ve travelled solo to so far in my solo travelling “career”. The island is perhaps the second busiest in Hawaii (behind Oahu). But it doesn’t yet have the same facilities and amenities to make life easier for solo travellers. Here is my guide to Maui and how, although it was […]
My Solo Travel Guide to Beautiful Oahu
I am still reminiscing about my time in Hawaii. It feels like forever ago now, but in reality it was only last month. I absolutely loved my time in Oahu, and would happily return there again and again. Yes, some people might not like the buzz of Waikiki, but I don’t mind it. There isn’t […]
I Survived the Road to Hana, Thanks to Valley Isle Excursions
We’re heading over to Maui for this post. Perhaps the island’s biggest tourist attraction is the Road to Hana. The road goes for just over 100 kilometres, but it has so many twists, turns and stops that you definitely need a full day of exploration. Once again, I opted to do a tour, because we all […]
Tour of Oahu with Tinggly Experiences
When I visited Oahu last month, I knew I had to do a day trip to see as much of the island as possible. As I was travelling solo and renting a car just wasn’t on the agenda, I turned to tours. Thanks to Tinggly, I was able to an all day Oahu Tour and […]
My 20 Favourite Photos from Hawaii
I didn’t realise how much I was craving a holiday until my first day in Hawaii. Man, it felt so good to feel the sun on my skin again. It had been too long. In eight days I visited both Oahu and Maui. Although I’d been to Honolulu previously, this was my first time exploring […]
Where to Stay in Honolulu
Hawaii was the first American state I visited back in 2013. Fortunately, Honolulu’s laidback nature, excellent food, and glorious beaches made an excellent first impression. If you are thinking of visiting the island state soon (excellent decision), I’ve rounded up four excellent Honolulu hotels below. These accommodation options are all close to Waikiki Beach, which is all […]
A History Lesson at Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941. A date which will live in infamy. – Franklin D. Roosevelt Before visiting Pearl Harbor, I only knew the basic details of that day. Every history lesson, from high school to university, simply skimmed the surface […]
