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🤿 Dive into the top 5 snorkel spots on the island of Oahu. From the vibrant marine life of Queen's Beach in Waikiki to the serene turtle coves of the North Shore, host Bryan Murphy talks about the must-visit underwater destinations on Oahu.
Top 5 Best Snorkel Spots on OahuSafety and Snorkeling EtiquetteImportance of snorkeling with a buddyUsing reef-safe sunscreenSpotting Hawaiian Sea TurtlesExplore responsibly and with respect
Learn crucial safety and conservation tips to experience Oahu's breathtaking natural wonders responsibly. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Hawaii traveler, this episode will inspire you to embrace the island's aquatic adventures.
What we discuss on this episode:Resources mentioned in this episode:
Reef-Safe Sunscreen RecommendationsSnorkeling at Electric Beach GuideWhere to See Turtles on OahuSharks Cove GuideSnorkel Tours on Oahu👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://hawaiisbesttravel.com/best-snorkel-spots-on-oahu-podcast/
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🚗 Catherine Mejia, Turo’s Senior Public Affairs Manager, and Leonani Puailihau, Turo’s Senior Community Relations Manager, join the show! We talk story about their pivotal roles in reshaping how travelers explore Hawaii with Turo. The conversation delves into the essence of Turo's peer-to-peer car sharing, its profound impact on local communities, especially following the Maui wildfires, and its deep-rooted commitment to fostering responsible tourism throughout the Hawaiian Islands.
Introduction to Turo and its role in HawaiiThe personal and impactful travel experiences Turo offersCatherine Mejia and Leonani Puailihau's insights on TuroHow Turo supports Hawaiian communities and promotes responsible tourismTuro's response to the Maui wildfires and community support initiativesThe benefits of choosing Turo for transportation needs in HawaiiEngaging in responsible tourism through TuroTuro's safety protocols and comprehensive insurance policiesThe importance of the aloha spirit in Hawaiian tourism and Turo's embodiment of it
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Previously aired in 2019: Bob Gunter, President and CEO of Koloa Rum Company, joins the show! We talk story about his pivotal role in founding and developing Koloa Rum Company on Kauai. The discussion illuminates the rich history of sugar and rum production in Hawaii, the company's dedication to local sourcing, and its commitment to sustainability and cultural preservation.
The historical significance of sugar and rum production in HawaiiBob Gunter's background and his role at Koloa Rum CompanyThe inception and evolution of Koloa Rum Company since 2009The challenges and achievements in establishing the distilleryThe vision and personal connection behind starting Koloa Rum CompanyThe importance of sourcing locally and supporting Hawaiian agricultureThe impact of local sourcing on sustainability and the economyThe unique challenges of manufacturing and business in HawaiiVisitor experience and educational aspect at Koloa Rum CompanyThe future of rum production and sugarcane cultivation in HawaiiThe concept of leading a business with aloha and its importance
What we discuss with Bob Gunter:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Koloa Rum WebsiteKoloa Rum FacebookKoloa Rum Instagram👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://hawaiisbesttravel.com/koloa-rum-company-podcast
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Originally aired in May 2023. In a captivating episode of "Hawaii's Best," you're taken to North Shore Plate Lunch in Norco, California, where hosts Damon Leiataua and Duane Anderson share their journey from a catering business to opening a restaurant that brings Hawaiian cuisine to the mainland. Inspired by a meaningful trip to Hawaii, they decided to create a space where the community could experience authentic Hawaiian plate lunches like garlic shrimp and loco moco, all while planning to expand their unique brand of island hospitality further across Southern California.
The story is a blend of culture, cuisine, and ambition, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in their dishes and the dream of spreading Aloha spirit far from the shores of Hawaii. As you listen, you're reminded of the strong ties to heritage and family that drive their venture, illustrating how food can bridge distances and bring people together, encapsulating the essence of Hawaii's warm embrace, even in the heart of "Horsetown USA."
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Join host, Bryan Murphy, as he takes you on an immersive journey in today's show! Dive deep into crafting your ultimate beginner's guide to Hawaii. Discover the distinct essence of each Hawaiian island, learn the secrets of balancing adventure with relaxation, and find out how to authentically immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture. Get insightful tips on navigating your first Hawaiian adventure, from expert itinerary planning to embracing the local aloha spirit, all while emphasizing the importance of responsible tourism in this island paradise.
Unique characteristics of each Hawaiian islandPlanning the perfect duration for a first-time trip to HawaiiEmbracing and respecting Hawaiian culture and traditionsMust-visit spots and activities on each islandNavigating common tourist pitfalls in HawaiiWeather considerations and packing tips for HawaiiBalancing adventure with relaxation in HawaiiExperiencing the Hawaiian lifestyle and local cuisineResponsible tourism and environmental care in Hawaii
What we discuss in this episode:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
First trip to Hawaii - articleHow to travel with aloha - podcastThings to know before visiting Hawaii - podcastWhat does kapu mean? - articleReef-safe sunscreens - articleThings to know about planning a trip - article👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode116
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In this episode, host Bryan Murphy from Hawaii's Best Travel recounts the historical events leading to the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom in a fascinating narrative encompassing the Kingdom's inception under King Kamehameha I through to its end following a coup by American businessmen and missionaries heavily involved in Hawaii’s sugar industry. The narrative underscores the significant cultural, political, and demographic shifts that Hawaii underwent and discusses the profound, lasting impacts these events had on Hawaii’s social, political, and cultural fabric. Listeners also gain an understanding of the importance of being aware of Hawaii's history and respecting its culture and heritage when traveling to these unique islands.
The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom: A Historical ContextThe Rise of the Sugar Industry and its ImpactThe Reign of King Kalakaua and the Bayonet ConstitutionQueen Liliuokalani's Reign and the OverthrowThe Aftermath of the Overthrow and the Push for AnnexationReflections on the Overthrow and its Legacy
What we discuss with Ekolu Lindsey:👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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Ekolu Lindsey, leader of Maui Cultural Lands, joins the show! We talk story about the origin of this organization founded by his father to protect native Hawaiian cultural resources. The conversation explores the history and significance of Honokowai Valley, Ekolu's unique perspective on concepts like kupono and aloha, the complex dynamics of tourism reopening in Maui, and his recommendations for how visitors can engage respectfully and give back.
Origin story of Maui Cultural Lands and its mission to preserve Hawaiian historyImportance of valleys like Honokowai as agricultural hubs feeding ancient communitiesEducating visitors on planes about respecting Hawaii's natural resourcesConcepts like kupono, malama, and kokua that shape Hawaiian valuesExperience and impact of volunteering at Maui Cultural LandsPassing on an appreciation of native ecosystems to future generations
What we discuss with Ekolu Lindsey:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Maui Cultural Lands websiteBlog post: Thanksgiving in HawaiiBlog post: 9 Unique Ways to Volunteer on Kauai👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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Emma Wheatley, from Pizza Madness Maui, graces our episode! Dive deep as we talk story about this beloved eatery in Kihei. Listen in for mouth-watering pizza tales, the challenges faced, and their inspiring pay-it-forward initiative.
Unique pizza recipes that set them apart.Business challenges faced in the Maui market.Pay-it-forward program for those affected by the Maui fires.The significance of sourcing local ingredients.Tips for visitors dining at Pizza Madness Maui.Emma's favorite pizza recommendations.
What we discuss with Emma Wheatley:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Pizza Madness WebsitePizza Madness Instagram👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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On this episode, we dive deep into Kauai's hidden treasures, from tubing escapades and lush gardens to local culinary delights. This episode offers insights into the authentic Hawaiian culture, captivating landscapes, and unforgettable experiences awaiting on Kauai. Join us as we uncover the Garden Isle's magic.
Unique experiences on Kauai for unforgettable memories.The one-of-a-kind tubing adventure in Kauai's sugar plantations with Kauai Backcountry Adventures.Visiting Limahuli Garden and Preserve, showcasing over a thousand plant species and traditional Hawaiian cultural sites.The program at Kauai Humane Society allowing visitors to take shelter dogs on day trips around the island.A food tour in Hanalei: meeting chefs, tasting local cuisine, and understanding the island's culinary traditions.Tasting the flavors of Hawaii at Koloa Rum Company, from traditional to tropical rum varieties.
What we discuss on this episode:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Blog Post: 29 Best Things to Do on KauaiEpisode with Koloa Rum's President👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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On this solo episode, we dive deep into the captivating tales and lesser-known stories of Oahu. This episode uncovers the island's hidden gems, from its royal ties to the intriguing legend of the guardian bird. Join us as we explore interesting Oahu facts and discover a side of paradise you've never seen before.
The unique indigenous bird of Oahu and its cultural significance.Controversies surrounding the Kaena Point Space Force Satellite Tracking Station.Significance of the Nuuanu Pali Lookout and its pivotal role in Hawaiian history.Ancient Hawaiian heiaus (temples) and their cultural importance.The transformation of Waikiki from a royal retreat to a world-famous tourist destination.
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👉 Elijah Kalā, a voice of the Hawaiian community, joins the show! We talk story about the essence of traveling with aloha in Hawaii. The conversation delves into the heart of authentic Hawaiian experiences, community engagement, and the evolution of Aloha.
How to be a part of the Hawaiian community while vacationing.Tangible ways to give back to the Hawaiian community during a trip.The true spirit of Aloha.Understanding and respecting Hawaiian cultural values for an authentic experience.The need for visitors to embody Hawaiian principles for a better experience.How travelers' mindset impacts the community of Lahaina and all of Hawaii.
What we discuss with Elijah Kalā:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Elijah's Instagramawakenedaloha.orgevolutionofaloha.comnakiaiomaui.orgLahaina Strong Instagramhelpmauirise.org👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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Today, we dive deep into the West Maui reopening debate! We explore the delicate balance between tourism and the Lahaina community's healing after the tragic fires. This episode uncovers the phased reopening strategy, local grassroots movements, and the importance of traveling with Aloha in Hawaii.
West Maui's phased reopeningLocal concerns about the reopening timelineLahaina Strong's grassroots movement and their demandsThe structured three-phase reopening approachEconomic implications of reopening for Maui's tourism industryTraveling responsibly and with aloha to Maui
What we discuss in this episode:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Hawaii's Best WebsiteHawaii's Best InstagramEpisode 108: TravelAge WestEpisode 106: Tutu's PantryEpisode 105: Ululani's Shave IceEpisode 103: Patrick Parker👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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✈️ Mindy Poder, Executive Editor of TravelAge West, hops onto the podcast! We discuss her insights on traveling to Maui, particularly during these times. Our conversation dives into the heart of local businesses, the changing travel landscape, and the responsibility tourists hold when visiting destinations like Maui.
Impact of disasters on tourism and its revival.Mindy's personal trip to Maui and her insights from the visit.The delicate situation in Maui post-disaster and its recovery.Examples of post-disaster tourism rebounds in global destinations.The importance of responsible tourism and definitions surrounding it.The role and advice of travel advisors regarding trips to Maui post-disaster.The anticipated tourism trends for the fall and festive season.
What we discuss with Mindy Poder:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
TravelAge West WebsiteMindy's Maui Article👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here.
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Weighing the pros and cons of driving independently or booking a certified tour, this episode emphasizes responsible tourism and respecting local communities. From charming towns to breathtaking landscapes, experience the wonders of Hana Highway while promoting sustainability and enhancing your journey.
In-Depth Blog on Driving the Road to HanaFinding a certified Road to Hana Tour GuideHana Highway Regulation Code of Conduct
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Ellie Salazar, Founder of Tutu's Pantry, joins the podcast! We dive deep into the captivating tale of founding and nurturing Tutu's Pantry in the heart of Maui. We discuss the story behind the brand, and Ellie's perspective on responsible tourism.
The origin story of Tutu's PantryThe influence of Hawaiian culture on Ellie's brandThe essence and importance of shopping localWays to travel responsibly to MauiBest places to eat on Maui, as recommended by Ellie
What we discuss with Ellie:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Tutu's Pantry WebsiteTutu's Pantry Instagram👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here: hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode106
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David Yamashiro, co-founder of Ululani's Shave Ice 🍧, joins the show! We dive deep into the after-effects of the fires on Maui regarding tourism and the livelihood of the locals. The dialogue uncovers the resilience of Lahaina's community, Ululani's continued commitment to help, and the importance of supporting Maui's other untouched regions.
Economic strain on locals relying on jobs within the tourism industry.Ululani's commitment to aid the affected community.Introduction of new Ululani's locations.Details about the GoFundMe initiative for relief efforts.Appeal to tourists to continue visiting parts of Maui besides Lahaina.Challenges of rebuilding Lahaina and uncertainties about its future layout.
What we discuss with David Yamashiro:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Ululani's GoFundMe PageUlulani's Website👉 Full show notes and resources can be found here: hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode105
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Garrett Marrero, CEO of Maui Brewing Co, joins the show! We dive deep into the aftermath of the Maui wildfires and its impact on the Lahaina community. The conversation reveals the struggles of local businesses, innovative housing solutions for displaced residents, and the essential role of community support during these challenging times.
Impact of Maui wildfires on Lahaina and nearby areas.Economic challenges faced by local businesses due to the fires.Current status of restaurants and boat companies post-fire.Temporary housing solutions for Lahaina residents, including Airbnb and hotels.Discussion on tiny home communities as potential long-term solutions.Importance of speedy cleanup post-wildfire.Role of donations in the rebuilding process.
What we discuss with Garrett Marrero:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Maui Brewing Co. Fire FundLegacy of AlohaFull show notes and resources can be found here: hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode104
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Join host Bryan Murphy as he delves into the struggles faced by local artists in Lahaina, Maui, focusing on the impact that the fires have made. Through a conversation with Maui artist Patrick Parker, you'll gain insight into the challenges and losses experienced by artists in the community. Learn how, out of aloha and love for the community, Patrick's GoFundMe campaign has helped Lahaina artists to keep creating. Find out in this gripping episode of Hawai's Best podcast.
The implications of current events on the creative life of local artists on Maui.How Maui's art community's steadfast passion and determination keep it flourishing.Learn about Lahaina artists' empowering tool in the form of Patrick Parker's GoFundMe campaign.The process and criticality of commission work in artists' sustenance and artistic expression.The concept of responsible tourism on Maui and understanding why it holds a pivotal role in the island's preservation.
What we discuss with Patrick Parker:The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Visit hawaiisbesttravel.com/art to directly access the GoFundMe page for Lahaina artists affected by the fires.Support local businesses and artists on Maui by buying their art or dining at local restaurants.Consider commissioning a piece of art from Patrick Parker or another artist to support their work and passion.Share the GoFundMe link and spread the word about supporting the art community in Lahaina.The previous episode with Patrick Parker.Full show notes and resources can be found here: hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode103
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Garrett Marrero joins us to dive into the aftermath of the Maui fires. We delve into the challenges the local community faces and responsible tourism's role in rebuilding. Garrett shares insights on the economic impact, the need for foresight in adversity, and the heartening image of locals and visitors uniting to reconstruct Maui.
Discussion on the changing stance towards tourism in Maui post-fires.Non-essential travel restrictions to West Maui until October 17th, but the rest of Maui remains open.Emphasis on promoting responsible tourism.Mention of economic repercussions: significant evacuations from Maui and job losses in South Maui's tourism sector.Vision of locals and visitors collaborating to rebuild Maui.Warning against taking insensitive photos in front of burned homes.
"Leadership means in the face of adversity, having foresight and thinking about how your actions impact the future." - Garrett Marrero
What we discuss with Garrett :Full show notes and resources can be found here: hawaiisbesttravel.com/episode97
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