As far as family activities, there are more than beaches and hiking when in Hawaii. If you find yourself on Oahu and craving a day of air conditioned fun, where the kids can be entertained, than let me show you a little slice of heaven.
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Family and kid-friendly travel destinations, hikes, gardens, museums, art galleries, hotels + resorts.
Wanting to know safe Family Hikes on Oahu that still have big payoff? You don't have to fore-go the good stuff when hiking with kids. Read on to find the best waterfalls, views, and mountain trails suitable for all ages!
Old Pali road is a great family hike. Whats not to love about a Old deserted highway, overgrown and hanging off the side of a mountain.
The Bishop Museum Is a great experience for the whole family. See our trip with young children and lots of pictures.
A true farm to table restaurant experience in a unique and stunning environment. Amazing Local Food and Farmers Market in Oahu Hawaii.
Death defying experiences in an otherworldly desert environment are the perfect combination to get the creative juices flowing.. apparently.
Packing a Bento Box Lunch for your family can be a total game-changer. Not only will you reap the health benefits, but you will save invaluable time and a butt-load of money.
Having 3 little ones under 5 at home had me burnt out, fed up, and overwhelmed. Then one day I had the marvelous idea to Get Out. And I mean much more than a money breaking and totally exhausting trip to target. I wanted to get out into the world with my children.
Do you want to know how to boondock, travel, or live off-grid, with all your modern day essentials like power,...
White Sands National Park with kids is guaranteed to be a fun experience.This is the kind of place that you...
Living on the North Shore makes for great family adventures. This day we went on the hunt for the #plasticfreewave, and found horses, art, and delicious smoothies n' fruit bowls.
What to Know 2 mile paved trail Easy to Moderate for all ages No Shade No Bathrooms Small Parking Lot...
