Winter in Hawaii
If you’re looking to get away from the cold, there’s no better place than Hawaii in the winter. Find out how we do winter Hawaiian style!
If you’re looking to get away from the cold, there’s no better place than Hawaii in the winter. Find out how we do winter Hawaiian style!
Of course, vacations should be fun, and how can anyone not have fun in Hawaii, but we need to travel the right way. That means responsible travel. The concept of responsible travel simply means to respect the environment and cultures of anywhere you travel. Wherever you travel it's important to avoid contributing waste and disturbing the natural ecosystems, while simultaneously embracing local cultures. This is the best way to reduce your carbon footprint.
Booking your tour early is also a good way to lock in the best prices. Do your research, reserve your IMI Tour early, and make the most of your vacation.
Visiting Oahu is a special event in itself, but there’s also always something fun going on, too. From year round luaus to stage shows and festivals, there’s plenty to keep you entertained during your trip to Oahu. If you’re planning your trip in April, keep an eye out for Easter events in Oahu as well. More and more events have returned this year. However, please keep in mind that while many of us have moved past the pandemic, events are often still in flux and may still be subject to cancellations or delays. Moon Walk at Waimea Valley – May [...]
Checking out the hidden gems around Oahu is a little bit like exploring the island like a local. Why not travel off the beaten path and see what the island has to offer outside of Honolulu?
While not as well known as Waikiki or the North Shore, Oahu’s southeast and east (Windward) shore beaches are worth exploring. Windward means the eastern side of the island as wind blows east to west on Hawaii. The area also receives more rainfall than other parts of Oahu, creating lusher, greener views.
Visitors to Kauaʻi who stay in “resort bubble” hotels (Enhanced Movement Quarantine properties) and receive a negative pre-travel test, as well as a post-travel test three days after arrival will be released from the mandatory 10-day traveler quarantine.
As COVID-19 rates continue to soar across the country, Hawaii has seen an increase in cases over the past couple of weeks that has tightened restrictions. Those traveling to Hawaii need to plan ahead and be prepared for this measures.
This will be a journey and we at IMI Tours are thoughtfully preparing for this next phase as we adapt our tour operation to a ‘new normal’. Our plan is to resume tours starting September 1st, while doing our best to maintain safe social distancing recommendations, as well as following CDC guidelines and those established by local authorities.
Vacationing during the Holidays doesn’t mean you have to miss your favorite traditions. If you’re headed to Hawaii for Thanksgiving, there’s plenty to get you into the holiday spirit. From "Hawaiian-style" Thanksgiving buffets to holiday parades, you can enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday in Hawaii