Got back from Oahu about 3 weeks ago, I made sure not to miss Lanikai beach based solely off of this video. Can't thank you enough, got there relatively early, I think it was around 9-10 am, we were able to park on a street really close to a beach access path about 30 seconds away, having a movie quality setting basically to ourselves was a highlight of the trip. My wife and 2 older boys hiked the trail behind the beach and checked out the pillboxes, my daughter and I stayed at the beach and snorkeled, a Sea Turtle was hanging out near us! (made sure to not get too close of course) Anyone going to Oahu make sure to hit Lanikai Beach, you won't regret it.
You need to warn people how hard it is to get an online entry ticket for hanauma bay. Or you drive there at 6:45 am to wait in line to drive in to wait in line to get an entry time to wait in line to pay and then one more line for the instructional movie before going down to the beach with hundreds of other people snorkeling. It’s beautiful but extremely crowded in real life.
Absolutely right! I’m the oldest days we kids just hop in a car and drive down. Now…impossible to get in! I’d pay for a tour guide to take you. Much easier getting in that way !
Great video. Lanikai was great, but I was just in Oahu last week and if you go a little south to Waimanalo beach you will not regret it. The most beautiful beach I have seen. No big crowds and no building or houses to get in the way of the mountains right behind the beach.
@@MattKramerTravels Regarding sea snakes in Hawaii.... fyi: "In the Pacific there are around 4 dozen that can be found, of them, only one has ever been reported in , the Yellow-bellied (Pelamis platurus). This is the only open- marine . Even though it does occur here naturally, it is by no means ." Eels, on the other hand, are super common in Hawai'i. I always catch them when I go fishing....
Currently live on Oahu and these are all solid. Best restaurant on the island is hands down Haleiwa Joe’s (Kaneohe location, not Haleiwa) - AMAZING elevated cuisine and stunning panoramic views of the Haiku Gardens 😍
I've lived here for 4 years. Still need to tackle the 3 peaks hike (litterally in my neighborhood) and get out to the sandbar (actually lived on the Marines base 2018-2019 where you can rent a boat and go there, never found the time to.)
If you look out every year I lived there someone organized a trip. 20 per person with boats to the sandbar. It was always dope. We partied hard and respected the area
Diamond head is NOT all cement and iron stairways =- there are sections that are pretty rough and will test your fitness if you are not in shape- the footing is sketchy and care needs to be taken ; however it IS worth the climb - just plan on it taking more time than you think - Bring water and wear good hiking shoes (Did it 2 weeks ago)
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Waikiki Beach. The blue and white sail catamaran ride right in front on Royal Hawaiian Hotel. $15. $2 Mai tais. Sunset sail is best! Then don’t miss Dukes Barefoot Bar Sunday at 5:00! FAMOUS HAWAIIAN ARTIST Henry Kapono sings on the beach front patio. Everybody dancing! The Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie! Get to see best show on the island at night and explore Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga and Fiji and New Zealand by day. Best food! North shore surfing! Don’t miss the big waves at Waimea. Explore Haleiwa!! Learn to surf on famous Waikiki beach! Talk story with the old beach boys there and learn Hawaiians history. Take a ride in a hand carved canoe with them and learn how to paddle. Enjoy the evening at the Banyon Tree Court at the Hale Moana Surfrider ocean Fron hotel…..the OLDEST hotel and first hotel on Waikiki! Whatever you do….have ALOHA and love on the native people. They will love you back!
I returned to the mainland over 40 yrs. ago. Some new things, but others brought back beautiful memories. You didn't show my favorite place, Polynesian Cultural Center.
Too bad that the Polynesian Culture Center in Laie didn't make your list. I feel it is the best thing you can see/do in Oahu. The entrance fee allows you to attend a total of 3 days because there is so much to see/do while there. Also, Ted's bakery on the North Shore is a must. They have malasadas, pies, and many ethnic lunch items. So eating there any time of the day is a real treat! Try these on your next visit. You'll be glad you did!
Very straightforward video and so helpful. Would you say 1st week of November is still a good month to visit? I know its towards the winter season and just concern about a lot of rainfalls/hurricanes. Thanks Matt!
Thank you! I think Hawaii is relatively safe to visit throughout the year but I'd defer to a bit of internet research to get a better understanding of rainfall.
@@MattKramerTravels It’s amazing but transportation over there may be an issue for me so I’ve been looking at options and hoping it opens up a bit more. Can’t wait for our trip. 😀
Got to watch them cuz if they wander towards the darker waters its quite a steep drop off into the ocean. And occasionally a fish or others will swim by. I was so paranoid a reef shark would swim near me.🐟🦈🐢
😮 I would not recommend the Olomana Trail unless you are an experienced hiker. Remember, six people have died up there in the past ten years. And it is not worth it just to get "likes" on You Tube. I would recommend boots, not tennis shoes and some gloves, as you will have to pull yourself up on some ropes, too. And don't forget to bring snacks and at least 2~3 liters of water. Hydrate before you hike. If you're not peeing by 10 AM, then you are dehydrated. Mahalo.
To visit this place? Do we have Kulola ranch ( not clear word) too? We're 1st time but concern about what city should go which is better for my kids 15 and 11. Thanks
Giovanni's is painfully overrated but if it keeps the hordes of tourists away from the places that are amazing, keep going there! (Try Big Wave Shrimp instead.)
Thank you for the informative video, although if hiking is your thing you should go to the mountains. Come to Europe - Slovenia, there's plenty of hiking and beautiful views in the Alps. I however will be going to Hawaii for the sandy beaches and to escape the winter for a couple of weeks 😉
If you have access to a car, the North Shore is great for cool vibes and good, fresh food! Chinatown is cool to check out in Honolulu. Waikiki is a popular area with beautiful beaches and tons of cafes/restaurants (though touristy). Lanikai for beautiful views. Enjoy your trip!
Yes, I would recommend renting a car. I don't remember having too much trouble parking anywhere I visited during my time in Oahu, though it would be beneficial if your Airbnb/hotel has a parking spot if you are staying in the Waikiki area
Never rent a car at the airport if you are staying at a hotel on Wakiki. Just take Speedy Shuttle cheap! Spend many days there on foot. When it’s time to explore the Pali and North Shore…then rent a car. Just for side trips.
Thank you so much for providing such great details on the different locations. I’m heading there in May with a group of 10. Would you recommend renting a car or is there public transportation? ( it’s going to be our first time there)
I’m going there in 4 weeks! Where did you say you rented the kayak’s? We are planning to do Chinaman’s Hat! I think that is near Kaneohe as well if I’m not mistaken. I would love to do the Sandbar as well! Is the place to rent Kayaks close by here?
@@fayz.hakimov There are busses on the island but they likely won't take you to all of the remote beaches and hikes. You can also take taxi/Uber but this can get a little expensive
IOLANI PALACE for sure. If you can’t make it there is a really cool virtual tour on line. Long line for malasadas /over rated. Waiola shave ice da best👍 🌴🌈😎Aloha 🤙🏼
There is a bus system in Honolulu to get around the central area as well as city bikes you can rent. Otherwise, it might be best to rent a car for a day or two to visit some of the locations further away from Honolulu. Enjoy!
I'm a little worried about the pillbox hiking trails because of hunters. They are really dangerous and crazy and have no insurance if anything happens. Just be careful.
There are no snakes in the ocean in Hawaii. There are eels. Big difference. If you don’t bother the eels. They usually don’t bother you. Snakes you just gotta be in there area. This is what makes Hawaii epic. No predictors.sharks yes. But, on land no snakes either. Sad though some think they’re special and try to sneak that in. If you know , then you don’t do that. Locals not amused including this one.
If you have no respect, the most important thing is to remember to go back home. And this in no way is cruising like a local. These are the best places to go for TOURISTS.
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Got back from Oahu about 3 weeks ago, I made sure not to miss Lanikai beach based solely off of this video. Can't thank you enough, got there relatively early, I think it was around 9-10 am, we were able to park on a street really close to a beach access path about 30 seconds away, having a movie quality setting basically to ourselves was a highlight of the trip. My wife and 2 older boys hiked the trail behind the beach and checked out the pillboxes, my daughter and I stayed at the beach and snorkeled, a Sea Turtle was hanging out near us! (made sure to not get too close of course) Anyone going to Oahu make sure to hit Lanikai Beach, you won't regret it.
Having dinner at the kaimana beach hotel on the sand. Having cocktails at the chat house at sunset. Fantastic. Please try!
THANK YOU, for NOT promoting the illegal hike of Haiku stairs.
Go to Ted’s for haupia pie on the north shore and plate lunches. Lived there for 10 years and that place is one of my fav’s.
I'll have to add it to my list for next time! Thanks for the tip!
@@MattKramerTravels The Chocolate Haupia Pie is onolicious! 🤙🏽
You need to warn people how hard it is to get an online entry ticket for hanauma bay. Or you drive there at 6:45 am to wait in line to drive in to wait in line to get an entry time to wait in line to pay and then one more line for the instructional movie before going down to the beach with hundreds of other people snorkeling. It’s beautiful but extremely crowded in real life.
Absolutely right! I’m the oldest days we kids just hop in a car and drive down. Now…impossible to get in! I’d pay for a tour guide to take you. Much easier getting in that way !
@@jennifermenegas73 In my days, we had to walk down the steps. (1940's)
Aloha,l like Hanauma bay, is wonderful 🐡🐠🐠🐠🐟🐟🐟 🌅🌄
I completely agree! Hanauma Bay is so beautiful!
This is literally everything I have planned for our trip in a couple months. I’ve been researching like crazy. I should have just watched your vid.
Great vid Matt. Leonard's bakery is Crack!! 🤙Oh and best time to visit the island is January February. No sunblock, no bug spray🤙Mahalo
Oahu is 🤩 fav place to return
Great video. Lanikai was great, but I was just in Oahu last week and if you go a little south to Waimanalo beach you will not regret it. The most beautiful beach I have seen. No big crowds and no building or houses to get in the way of the mountains right behind the beach.
Thanks for the recommendation Matt, I will have to check it out next time!
Bellows Beach 🌺
Waimanalo has the best beach on the island, but don't pass this around. We have a farm just mauka of the park.
Thank you, Matt. I'm visiting Hawaii with my daughter tomorrow. It was so helpful.
This is a really good ser of things to do. Thanks!
This is super helpful. I leave for Hawaii next week and I’m realizing there is just so much to do/see and add on the itinerary.
Great video man I absolutely love Hawaii brought back many memories mahalo
Thanks for letog me experience this beautiful video.... ⚘ new subscriber from iran😉
Wow! That was perfect!!! Thanks!😊
Can’t wait to go to Hawaii this September, thank you for the recommendations👍👍👌😊
Enjoy your trip Ami!
Been waiting for this video!!
Thanks Stone, hope you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for this. I’m going with some friends and I can’t wait. Thank again.
Have a great trip!
U could skip Giovanni’s I tried it not worth the hype
great video. I've lived here all of my life (55 years)... one thing though - at 1:59, I think that was an eel (puhi), not a sea snake....
Thanks for watching. You live in a beautiful place! and it may have been, sometimes they look so similar
@@MattKramerTravels Regarding sea snakes in Hawaii.... fyi: "In the Pacific there are around 4 dozen that can be found, of them, only one has ever been reported in , the Yellow-bellied (Pelamis platurus). This is the only open- marine . Even though it does occur here naturally, it is by no means ." Eels, on the other hand, are super common in Hawai'i. I always catch them when I go fishing....
@@imuawarriors Thanks for sharing this with me, I always love learning more about marine life!
Thanks! Was going to say something if no one else did already!
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Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this video. Much appreciated!!!
I'm glad you liked it!
I absolutely love it there
I spent 3 weeks on vacation there time was to short for me Guatemala and Hawaii my favorite places to visit ❤️
I couldn't agree more! Guatemala and Hawaii are both 2 beautiful places!
@@MattKramerTravels I own couple homes in Guatemala if some day you decide to go to Guatemala you can stay in one of my homes
@@misaelorellana2143 Thank you!!
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Me and my family love going to lanikai ! Lovely sand.
Agreed, its incredible!
Currently live on Oahu and these are all solid. Best restaurant on the island is hands down Haleiwa Joe’s (Kaneohe location, not Haleiwa) - AMAZING elevated cuisine and stunning panoramic views of the Haiku Gardens 😍
Thanks Kayla, I will have to check it out next time!
What’s the weather like in November? Is a car rental necessary? Thanks!
Kaneohe side has a spectacular view, however, I prefer the Haleiwa location. Ask for CJ as your waiter. 🤙🏽
Great vid!
Thanks Joanna!
So glad you had your mask on outside. Good job
Cheers Sam!
Man, you have the best video I've seen on Hawaii. I'm looking forward to our first visit. Thanks for all the great recommendations.
As a solo traveler, this was so helpful, thanks a lot!
Thank you love your suggestions
Thanks Michelle!
Thanks for the video.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I've lived here for 4 years. Still need to tackle the 3 peaks hike (litterally in my neighborhood) and get out to the sandbar (actually lived on the Marines base 2018-2019 where you can rent a boat and go there, never found the time to.)
I hope you find the time to visit those places Ryan! You live in a beautiful place
If you look out every year I lived there someone organized a trip. 20 per person with boats to the sandbar. It was always dope. We partied hard and respected the area
Great video, looking forward to going in September!
Going there in September
@@deedeew4040 I'm staying at Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach, you?
Diamond head is NOT all cement and iron stairways =- there are sections that are pretty rough and will test your fitness if you are not in shape- the footing is sketchy and care needs to be taken ; however it IS worth the climb - just plan on it taking more time than you think - Bring water and wear good hiking shoes (Did it 2 weeks ago)
Great tips
I enjoyed the sunrise and sunset.
Oahu is definitely my happy place, and with around 25 visits I've yet to get to the Kaneohe sandbar! It's on my list for sure!
Oahu is such a special place, I really love the island. Glad it’s on your list for next time!
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You should have seen Oahu before I left it in 1953.
You described, each location, so beautiful.
What a great list! Thank you 🙏
Thank you very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
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I’m excited to visit sharks cove for great snorkeling and the Jurassic park adventure.
Thanks for posting this!
Waikiki Beach. The blue and white sail catamaran ride right in front on Royal Hawaiian Hotel. $15. $2 Mai tais. Sunset sail is best! Then don’t miss Dukes Barefoot Bar Sunday at 5:00! FAMOUS HAWAIIAN ARTIST Henry Kapono sings on the beach front patio. Everybody dancing! The Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie! Get to see best show on the island at night and explore Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga and Fiji and New Zealand by day. Best food! North shore surfing! Don’t miss the big waves at Waimea. Explore Haleiwa!! Learn to surf on famous Waikiki beach! Talk story with the old beach boys there and learn Hawaiians history. Take a ride in a hand carved canoe with them and learn how to paddle. Enjoy the evening at the Banyon Tree Court at the Hale Moana Surfrider ocean Fron hotel…..the OLDEST hotel and first hotel on Waikiki! Whatever you do….have ALOHA and love on the native people. They will love you back!
Ka'au crater is a must featuring a loop style hike with 3 waterfalls. Waimea Bay also has a nice rock to jump off that's easy for the whole family.
When on the North Shore, Visit ‘The Soap Cellar’ in Haleiwa. The best and busiest shop in town! ❤
@@jennifermenegas73 Excellent recommendations! 🤙🏽
Donut King is also incredible!
Thanks for sharing!
Randy’s in LA is best for me then Donut King close second
Great video thank you
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
Very informative! I should have seen this vlog a few months ago before I visited Oahu. Thanks for sharing!😊
Hopefully you get to go back to this paradise sometime soon 🤟
Awesome brother. Unfortunately my legs have been cramping so I can’t do the “stairmaster” this trip 😂
The perfect excuse to get back to Oahu!
great videos brother keep up the good job
Thank you, will do! 🤘
Great suggestions! Thank you!
Thanks Oanh, I'm glad you found them helpful!
This was worth the watch! I’ve been to Oahu before and can vouch for Hanauma Bay!
Oahu is such a beautiful island, I'm glad you've had the chance to visit too!
Giovannis has great food and now they added Costco hotdogs which is the bomb!!
No way! Thats too funny. Giovannis does have some delicious shrimp though, I agree!
I returned to the mainland over 40 yrs. ago. Some new things, but others brought back beautiful memories. You didn't show my favorite place, Polynesian Cultural Center.
I'm glad the video brought some nice memories back to you! I'll have to visit the Polynesian Center next time!
Same!! Shouldn’t ever be missed!
Awsome! We are after Oahu trip too. Amazing place!
Oahu is an incredible island! Enjoy!
Find a good lunch wagon and get a good mix plate.
Too bad that the Polynesian Culture Center in Laie didn't make your list. I feel it is the best thing you can see/do in Oahu. The entrance fee allows you to attend a total of 3 days because there is so much to see/do while there. Also, Ted's bakery on the North Shore is a must. They have malasadas, pies, and many ethnic lunch items. So eating there any time of the day is a real treat! Try these on your next visit. You'll be glad you did!
awesome video!!!!
Thank you Michelle!
hope you get to visit more places in Guatemala on your next trip
Thanks so much, me too!!
Helpful info
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Very straightforward video and so helpful. Would you say 1st week of November is still a good month to visit? I know its towards the winter season and just concern about a lot of rainfalls/hurricanes. Thanks Matt!
Thank you! I think Hawaii is relatively safe to visit throughout the year but I'd defer to a bit of internet research to get a better understanding of rainfall.
Beautiful, but I want to commend you on your amazing content!
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!
We almost did everything on the list. We'll just have to go back to do the rest Lol 😆 Great video!
Any word on when they may open up tour and bus drop offs at Hanauma Bay?
Unfortunately, I am not sure. I drove to Hanauma Bay when I went. I would definitely recommend a trip to Hanauma Bay though!
@@MattKramerTravels It’s amazing but transportation over there may be an issue for me so I’ve been looking at options and hoping it opens up a bit more. Can’t wait for our trip. 😀
@@fishandfloral I hope it works out for you, have a great trip!
I didn't know about Kaneohe Sandbar! What a cool spot! Is it a kid friendly area?
The sandbar was really calm when I went, so I think it's safe for kids. It might be better to go during low tide when the water is more shallow
Got to watch them cuz if they wander towards the darker waters its quite a steep drop off into the ocean. And occasionally a fish or others will swim by. I was so paranoid a reef shark would swim near me.🐟🦈🐢
Sometimes there are baby hammerheads swimming around so if they won’t be afraid of those sharks, they’ll enjoy it!
😮 I would not recommend the Olomana Trail unless you are an experienced hiker. Remember, six people have died up there in the past ten years. And it is not worth it just to get "likes" on You Tube. I would recommend boots, not tennis shoes and some gloves, as you will have to pull yourself up on some ropes, too. And don't forget to bring snacks and at least 2~3 liters of water. Hydrate before you hike. If you're not peeing by 10 AM, then you are dehydrated. Mahalo.
To visit this place? Do we have Kulola ranch ( not clear word) too? We're 1st time but concern about what city should go which is better for my kids 15 and 11. Thanks
2:28 Giovannis Shirmp Truck
5:44 leonards bakery / og macadamia
Every other word all right
Giovanni's is painfully overrated but if it keeps the hordes of tourists away from the places that are amazing, keep going there! (Try Big Wave Shrimp instead.)
Thanks for the tip Ginger!
right 😂😂😂
Or Jennie’s!😊
Thank you Matt for making some great, informative videos.
Thanks John, I'm glad you liked it!
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It's such a great name!
Thank you for the informative video, although if hiking is your thing you should go to the mountains. Come to Europe - Slovenia, there's plenty of hiking and beautiful views in the Alps. I however will be going to Hawaii for the sandy beaches and to escape the winter for a couple of weeks 😉
There's mountains in Hawaii
Hello. I will be on a cruise ship pretty soon, only for about 10 hrs in Honolulu. What do you recommend places to go…I appreciate any tips
If you have access to a car, the North Shore is great for cool vibes and good, fresh food! Chinatown is cool to check out in Honolulu. Waikiki is a popular area with beautiful beaches and tons of cafes/restaurants (though touristy). Lanikai for beautiful views. Enjoy your trip!
👍👍Thanks so much! To get around, should we rent a car? How is parking?
Yes, I would recommend renting a car. I don't remember having too much trouble parking anywhere I visited during my time in Oahu, though it would be beneficial if your Airbnb/hotel has a parking spot if you are staying in the Waikiki area
Never rent a car at the airport if you are staying at a hotel on Wakiki. Just take Speedy Shuttle cheap! Spend many days there on foot. When it’s time to explore the Pali and North Shore…then rent a car. Just for side trips.
Thank you so much for providing such great details on the different locations. I’m heading there in May with a group of 10. Would you recommend renting a car or is there public transportation? ( it’s going to be our first time there)
I would recommend renting a car as some of the best places on the island aren’t accessible by bus. Enjoy your trip!!
Literally every place on your list is accessible by bus.
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I’m going there in 4 weeks! Where did you say you rented the kayak’s? We are planning to do Chinaman’s Hat! I think that is near Kaneohe as well if I’m not mistaken. I would love to do the Sandbar as well! Is the place to rent Kayaks close by here?
There is a place called Heʻeia State Park where we rented Kayaks from to get to the Sandbar. Enjoy your trip Taylor!
@@MattKramerTravels Thank you very much!
Anytime, have fun!
What about some water falls you can swim at?
Maunawili Falls Trail is a great trail that leads you to a really nice waterfall that you can swim in!
Waimea Falls as well.
I ate that food also I live o’hau
The food on the island is so delicious!
First
Thanks for watching Elliot!
I died on the diamond head hike!
Great video man, very informative. What a about stairway to heaven? I heard its illegal and there's another way to hike there, any idea? thanks
Thanks Fayz! Unfortunately I didn't do this hike in Hawaii so I don't know too much about its current state.
@@MattKramerTravels Okay Matt, can you pls tell how is the buses over there because I don't drive it's really important for me. thanks again
@@fayz.hakimov There are busses on the island but they likely won't take you to all of the remote beaches and hikes. You can also take taxi/Uber but this can get a little expensive
@@MattKramerTravels Thanks Matt, appreciate you time
@@fayz.hakimov Anytime!
IOLANI PALACE for sure. If you can’t make it there is a really cool virtual tour on line. Long line for malasadas /over rated. Waiola shave ice da best👍
🌴🌈😎Aloha 🤙🏼
I recommend Aoki’s or Matsumoto’s in Haleiwa for shave ice. 🌈
“LAH-NEE” Kai beach and pillbox is the correct pronunciation
Thanks for sharing Mark, appreciate it!
Do I pay $5 per person, plus $10 parking? Or just $10 parking?
How I go visit places there for one guy and where do I buy the package to go to
There is a bus system in Honolulu to get around the central area as well as city bikes you can rent. Otherwise, it might be best to rent a car for a day or two to visit some of the locations further away from Honolulu. Enjoy!
@@MattKramerTravels there is package where I buy to go is Maui or honalolu I want c nature and beach not buildings
@@edwinbab705 There is a lot of beautiful nature on both islands, but in my opinion Maui is a little more "rugged"
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You forgot the Polynesian Center
I didn’t get a chance to go on this trip, but I’ll have to add it to the list for next time. Thanks for the recommendation Max!
You know when someone's not from Hawaii when they call it bonzi. lol
God damn please come back and visit me.
Hahah I’ll definitely be coming back to Hawaii at some point!
How easy is it to get around without a rental car?
There are public busses around Honolulu with some connections out of the city but from my experience a lot of places are best visited with a car
@@MattKramerTravels thank you! Will be doing that then!
@@hellokitty2848 Anytime!
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What is with Giovanni??
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I'm a little worried about the pillbox hiking trails because of hunters. They are really dangerous and crazy and have no insurance if anything happens. Just be careful.
Thanks for the tip. I felt safe doing the hike but it’s always a good idea to keep your eyes peeled
@@MattKramerTravels I hiked alot. It only happened once but that was enough to scare me. I had my toddler with me.
@@tsarina24honolulu87 I can completely understand!
There’s this view is there a 11
There are no snakes in the ocean in Hawaii. There are eels. Big difference. If you don’t bother the eels. They usually don’t bother you. Snakes you just gotta be in there area. This is what makes Hawaii epic. No predictors.sharks yes. But, on land no snakes either. Sad though some think they’re special and try to sneak that in. If you know , then you don’t do that. Locals not amused including this one.
So many garlic shrimp places are better than Giovanni’s
Just went Hawaii in Aug. the water at Hanauma Bay is not clear
I'm sorry you didn't have clear water, it's usually pretty nice from my experience!
Perhaps it was the tourist’s suntan lotions that are killing our coral reefs. Hanauma Bay is usually crystal clear!
Those were eels not sea snakes.
If you have no respect, the most important thing is to remember to go back home. And this in no way is cruising like a local. These are the best places to go for TOURISTS.
Looking back, were you embarrased that you documentaed yourself wearing a mask while riding a bike outside?
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I would say remove the shrimp truck. They literally smother the shrimp in butter and oil, to the point that the shrimp is no longer enjoyable.
That's their only chance of flavor since Giovanni's does not use the fresh shrimp from down the street but frozen shrimp from Costco.
@@enokaaka1123 I live in Kahuku and heard that as well.
*La-nee-kai, not La-nuh-kai
Romy’s > Giovanni’s