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Honolulu, Hawaiʻi conjures images of swaying palm trees, picturesque beaches, balmy weather—in short, paradise. If you’re thinking of moving to Honolulu, we’ve put together the following tips from our Honolulu-based team to make sure your dreams of paradise match your reality. Armed with all of these insights, you’ll be perfectly positioned to make a smooth and simple move to Honolulu. In This Article: Where's the Best Place to Live in Honolulu? – The Best Neighborhoods in Honolulu Is It Expensive to Live in Honolulu? Getting Around Honolulu: Shipping Your Car, Public Transportation, and More What Is There to Do in and Around Honolulu? Cultural Considerations...

Freight movement is absolutely critical for Hawaiʻi’s economy. A third of the state’s economic output directly depends on freight. Additionally, the sectors that rely on freight employ 38% of the entire workforce in Hawaiʻi—nearly 350,000 people. If you’re one of the many businesses moving freight in Hawaiʻi, this guide to trucking in the Hawaiian Islands is for you. We’ll show you everything you need to know about trucking on Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, and the Big Island. We’ll start with a couple of topics that impact over-the-road freight statewide. Then, we’ll take a closer look at each island, so you can get the local intel you...

If you've lived in Hawaiʻi for any length of time, you know that shipping items to the state can present some challenges. Some stores don't ship to Hawaiʻi, while others tack on exorbitant fees. Still others are willing to ship to Hawaiʻi—but exclude certain items.    Along these lines, it's becoming increasingly difficult to get lithium batteries to Hawaiʻi. Many residents have noticed the dreaded This item cannot be shipped to your selected delivery location line popping up on Amazon when trying to order items with lithium batteries. Additionally, the U.S. military recently announced rules banning lithium metal and lithium-ion batteries in household moves, set...

“The history of Hawai’i may be seen as a story of arrivals.” –Susanna Moore First, there were the plants and animals that made their way to the Hawaiian Islands unassisted by humans. Then, the Polynesian voyagers who became the first human inhabitants of the archipelago. Next, the European explorers of the late 18th century and the missionaries who followed them. And then, the waves of immigrants who came to work Hawaiʻi’s plantations. All of these arrivals influenced the direction of the Hawaiian Islands, as author Susanna Moore observes. In this article, we’ll give you an overview of the major arrivals and events that have shaped...

Last updated: July 29, 2024 If you're planning a move to the Kona side of the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, you're in for an incredible experience—especially if you love the outdoors. The Big Island is well-known for its dramatic and awe-inspiring natural landscapes. As you tour the island, you'll find cascading waterfalls, verdant tropical rainforests, 13,000-foot mountain peaks, and an active volcano. On the Kona side, you'll enjoy warm weather, plenty of sunshine, and long stretches of white sand beaches. To help you make an easy move to Kona, we've compiled the below list of must-knows. We'll give you a taste of what life in Kona is like, answer common questions...

Have you ever found yourself sitting at the airport at the end of your vacation with a pit in your stomach? Maybe you even searched your brain for rational reasons to skip your flight home? Or tried desperately to figure out a way to stay?  If so, you’ve experienced the same feelings many people have after a trip to Hawaii.   However, while some only dream of making the move to paradise, others make it happen. In 2019, 49,708 U.S. residents relocated to the Aloha State. If you want to join them, we’ve put together this Insider’s Guide to moving to Hawaii. Whether you want to establish your home on Oahu, Maui, the Big Island, or Kauai, we’ll offer you the tips and...