You’ve landed in Hawaii and are ready to propose, but that is not all you are hoping to do! Are you ready to discover all of its natural beauty through a hiking trip, but don’t know where to start? Look no further! We have compiled a list of a few of our favorite hiking spots on Oahu!

There was a light shower, but the tropical azure blue skies were still gracing the road to the Chocolate Farm in Kaneohe, Hawaii with their gem like colors! My amazing partner and I were headed on another fun filled adventure to the 21 Degrees North Chocolate Farm…

Located on the South shore of the Island of Oahu is Waialae Beach Park. Its right next to the Kahala Hotel and Resort and Waialae Country Club. This hidden gem is one of the best places to get married in Honolulu and about 3 miles east (a 10 minute drive)…

Located on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii is Ehukai Beach, also known as “Banzai Pipeline.” This beach is famous for holding the Pipeline Masters Surf Contest during the winter months, is a great local surf spot,

Almost every girl I know loves a good “chick flick”! The hopeless romantic wooing the girl of his dreams and getting to “pop” the question; but never in my wildest dreams, did I ever imagine I would…

Waimanalo Bay, also known as Angel Bay, is on the south eastern side of Oahu and neighbors Bellows beach park. Waimanalo beach regularly ranks as being a top 10 beach in the US for best beach weddings.

You made that decision to get married or elope on Oahu! Awesome! Not only will you get married, but you also enjoy a two for one of being able to honeymoon in Hawaii! But, wait…

I love my Hawaiian island and all the wonderful, romantic, and beautiful beaches it has to boast of, but I have always been someone who enjoys marching to the beat of my own drum. I appreciate rare gems, things that are not typical, and cookie cutter.

Romantic escapes and destination weddings go hand in hand! Now, add fabulously warm weather, all year round, beautiful sunsets, and the beach and you have a slice of paradise.

Located on the east side on the island of Oahu, Hawaii and near Halona Lookout is Halona Beach Cove, also known as Eternity Beach. It was named after being featured for the famous kiss in the Academy Award winning movie “From here to eternity,”