Go Visit Hawaii

1 week ago | govisithawaii.com | Sheila Beal

With warm tropical weather and plenty of adventures, the month of June makes an excellent time to visit the Hawaiian Islands. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your June vacation to the islands of Aloha. What to expect from June weather in Hawaii It’s summertime in the Northern Hemisphere and Hawaii will certainly feel very summery. Temperatures You can expect the daytime high temperatures to average in the mid-80s Fahrenheit (roughly 29° to 30°C).

2 weeks ago | govisithawaii.com | Sheila Beal

Mahalo to Dave N Jo Owen from Australia for sharing this Aloha Friday Photo. Dave and Jo’s photo shows the entrance of the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor. From this view you can get an idea of how the memorial stands above the water with the sunken battleship below water. This point is where the Navy-operated shuttle boat drops off and picks up visitors. When in this vicinity, there is usually a respectful silence that falls on visitors. To be sure, it is a moving place to visit.

2 weeks ago | govisithawaii.com | Sheila Beal

There are a couple of excellent Hawaii travel deals to consider, but they need to be booked quickly to take advantage of them. With these two deals combined, a dream vacation in Hawaii is a lot more budget-friendly. Hilton Hawaiian Village & Hilton Waikoloa Village Deals Through Travelzoo, Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki on Oahu and Hilton Waikoloa Village on Hawaii’s Big Island are on sale for 30% to 40% off for stays between now and March or April of 2026.

3 weeks ago | govisithawaii.com | Sheila Beal

Mahalo to Erin Markson for sharing this stunning Aloha Friday Photo. Erin captured this photo on May 6th during Kilauea’s 20th episode of this on-again-off-again eruption phase. The first episode of these incredible lava fountains started December 23, 2024 in Halemaumau crater within Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The fountains have been reaching heights of well over 500 feet (150 meters). Erin told us that she’s been waiting/trying for over 20 years to witness an eruption.

1 month ago | govisithawaii.com | Sheila Beal

Mahalo to Gladys Whitman for sharing this lovely Aloha Friday Photo. I believe this photo may have been taken from Waikiki Beach. In this scene, we notice the surfers enjoying the last waves in the daylight, while this couple soaks in this golden sunset.