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Top Things To Do In Hawaii: Oahu Travel Guide, Hawaii Travel Vlog | Best Hawaiian Island | XOTKS E08

Malama aina and malama i ke kai one meaning to respect the land and the  other to respect the ocean two concepts   that are total truth in the hawaiian  islands more like a way of living i came to hawaii with a classic tourist itinerary   but then something happened something  that really changed the perspective

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The ULTIMATE Hawaii travel guide for first timers | What you NEED to know!

Oahu, called a tropical paradise for  a reason. Turquoise blue waters,   dramatic volcanic mountains and too many palm  trees to count. The place of the aloha spirit   endless snorkeling hiking and poke. We live  here and are experiencing Oahu every day.   In this guide, we tell you what you need to know  before planning your

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Honolulu, HAWAII – Enjoying Waikiki beach 😎 | Oahu vlog 1

Aloha, Hawaii! [music] Filmed before the pandemic "Aloha" is a word that has several meanings. Hello and goodbye are just a few. So beautiful! Ah, what a coincidence! "Aloha" and the meanings here on the sidewalk. Greetings, regards, kindness, compassion, affection, love. I'm already loving this. You, too? -You just got here. -And I'm already

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America’s wettest city: Hilo – Big Island, HAWAII (+ Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea)

Umbrella? – Check. – Raincoat? – Check. When you’re going for a drive around the Big Island, even though it’s sunny here, it’s certainly raining somewhere. [music] Hello from the Big Island of Hawaii. Today we’re going from Kona to Hilo, the largest city on the island. Another black sand beach here. [music] Where’s the

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