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09/09/2026
From sunset to deep space. This was last night on the Big Island.
Del atardecer al espacio profundo. Así fue la noche de ayer en Big Island.
Swimming with manta rays on the Big Island is a truly unforgettable experience. These gentle giants glide gracefully through the ocean, feeding on tiny plankton while performing what looks like an underwater ballet.
The Kona Coast is one of the few places in the world where you can encounter manta rays so closely in their natural habitat. Peaceful, majestic, and completely harmless, this is one of Hawaiʻi’s most magical adventures.
Nadar con mantarrayas en Big Island es una experiencia realmente inolvidable. Estos gentiles gigantes se deslizan elegantemente por el océano, alimentándose de diminuto plancton mientras realizan lo que parece un ballet submarino.
La costa de Kona es uno de los pocos lugares del mundo donde puedes observar mantarrayas tan de cerca en su hábitat natural. Tranquilas, majestuosas y completamente inofensivas, esta es una de las aventuras más mágicas de Hawaiʻi.
08/14/2026
About last night!
08/14/2026
Between fire and light, something still chooses to grow.
05/22/2026
Chasing Volcanoes
Determined to conquer the summit of every volcano, Mauna Loa finally surrendered beneath our feet after we reached its 13,681 ft (4,170 m) summit.
Hawai‘i is home to five volcanoes, and Mauna Loa stands as the second highest among them. The climb feels endless — thin air, relentless winds, and miles of hardened lava beneath every step.
Any trace of vegetation was erased by the recent lava flows, leaving behind a black mantle stretching to the horizon like the remains of a world forged by fire.
Above the clouds, surrounded by silence and volcanic stone, you understand that some summits are not conquered… they are earned.
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Persiguiendo Volcanes
Empeñados en conquistar la cima de todos los volcanes, Mauna Loa se rindió a nuestros pies luego de alcanzar su cumbre de 13,681 pies (4,170 m) de altitud.
Hawai‘i alberga cinco volcanes, y Mauna Loa se levanta como el segundo más alto de las islas. La subida parece interminable: aire cada vez más delgado, vientos implacables y millas de lava endurecida bajo cada paso.
Cualquier rastro de vegetación fue arrasado por la reciente lava, dejando un manto negro que se pierde en el horizonte, como si la montaña hubiera sido forjada por el mismo fuego de la Tierra.
Por encima de las nubes, rodeados de silencio y roca volcánica, entiendes que hay cimas que no se conquistan… se merecen.
05/06/2026
The heartbeat of Hawaiʻi is not only heard… it is danced.
Hula is more than movement — it is memory, genealogy, storytelling, and a living connection to the land, the ocean, and the ancestors. Every gesture carries meaning. Every chant carries history.
To witness traditional hula is to witness Hawaiʻi speaking through movement. 🌺
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El latido de Hawaiʻi no solo se escucha… también se baila.
El hula es mucho más que danza — es memoria, genealogía, narración y una conexión viva con la tierra, el océano y los ancestros. Cada movimiento tiene un significado. Cada canto guarda una historia.
Presenciar el hula tradicional es ver a Hawaiʻi expresarse a través del movimiento. 🌺
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04/30/2026
They say the island is a canoe.
Out here, surrounded by the vast ocean, you begin to understand what that really means. We are all in the same vessel, moving forward together, guided by respect, balance, and connection.
In Hawai‘i, unity is not just a concept… it’s survival, it’s culture, it’s aloha.
Different paths, same canoe.
Let’s paddle together.
RespectTheLand
Dicen que la isla es una canoa.
Aquí, rodeados por el océano infinito, empiezas a entender lo que realmente significa. Todos estamos en la misma embarcación, avanzando juntos, guiados por el respeto, el equilibrio y la conexión.
En Hawai‘i, la unión no es solo una idea… es supervivencia, es cultura, es aloha.
Caminos distintos, misma canoa.
Rememos juntos.
03/04/2026
Hawaiʻi is not only famous for its breathtaking landscapes, volcanoes, rainforests, and pristine beaches, it is also one of the best places in the world to experience the night sky.
Far from city lights, the islands offer incredibly dark skies where thousands of stars become visible to the naked eye. Constellations, distant galaxies, and colorful nebulae appear above the Pacific, creating a truly unforgettable connection with the universe.
In Hawaiʻi, the beauty of nature doesn’t end at sunset, it simply moves from the land to the stars. .tours
10/19/2025
Madame Pele is here again! Fire meets sky. The heart of Kīlauea awakens again, a reminder that creation and destruction dance under the same stars.
05/26/2025
Yesterday, I witnessed one of the largest recorded eruptions at the Kilauea volcano crater. From the summit of Mauna Kea, located 80 miles away in a straight line, the white plume rising from the crater was clearly visible.
Ayer fui testigo de una de las erupciones más grandes registradas en el cráter del volcán Kilauea. Desde la cima del Mauna Kea, ubicada a 80 millas de distancia en línea recta, se podía observar claramente la fumarola blanca que ascendía desde el cráter.
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