Hawaii Travel Tips: What You MUST Know Before Visiting

[@dulakamanawa6113]

Great job on the information,thank you for sharing this.hopefully people learn from this….it’s actually a great place to live if your not in a rush to go nowhere,but if you are in a rush,then this island isn’t for you…..aloha 🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@sorayaletournel]

Absolutely! it's an amazing place to live. Just need to adjust to the local vibe ☀

[@PrudentStudent666]

Sounds terrible.

[@dulakamanawa6113]

😂😂😂😂It not actually,I bet were your from is way worse then here bud🤙..have a nice day

[@sorayaletournel]

Thank you for your comment! I understand that living in Hawaii isn’t for everyone, and it does come with its unique challenges. However, many people find the local culture, natural beauty, and vibrant community to be incredibly rewarding. If you have specific concerns or questions about life in Hawaii, feel free to share them, and I’ll be happy to provide more information or address any issues. Aloha!

[@PrudentStudent666]

@@dulakamanawa6113 No, I live in a resort town on the water. Out of state people are looking to buy. I feel sorry for them prices are high and there is limited options.....have a nice day.

[@VoxWodler]

It is not us that must respect Hawaii culture, but Hawaii that must pay respect to American culture

[@sorayaletournel]

Hi @VoxWodler, Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's important to recognize that Hawaii is not just a state but also a place with a rich, unique culture and history. While American culture is indeed a significant part of Hawaii, it's equally important to respect and appreciate the traditions and customs that have been part of Hawaiian life for centuries. When visitors take the time to learn about and respect Hawaiian culture, it helps to foster a sense of community and mutual understanding. This respect goes both ways and enriches everyone's experience. Aloha, and thanks again for engaging in this discussion.

[@VoxWodler]

@@sorayaletournel I am not sure what is so great about Hawaiian culture

[@sorayaletournel]

@@VoxWodler Hawaiian culture is all about community, respect, and a connection to nature. The spirit of "Aloha" isn't just a greeting-it's a way of life that emphasizes love and respect for others. Embracing local customs like hula and traditional music helps you connect with the land and people. It makes your experience in Hawaii richer and helps you build real relationships with the locals.

[@slory17]

"Respect the colonizers", maybe gain some perspective before making statements like that.

[@VoxWodler]

@@slory17 here we go