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Hi and welcome to the Truly Hawaiian “Coporate” blog!  We’re actually anything but a “corporate feel” around here.  We tend to adopt the more laid back “Hang Loose” feel of the Islands! The focus of our blog is to tell our story.  How I grew up with my...

Visiting Maui

Maui is among the top vacation destinations in Hawaii, and for good reason. The island offers countless activities for tourists, both indoors and out, as well as spectacular views from nearly anywhere on the island. Maui boasts over 120 miles of coastline with...

The Symbolism of Hawaiian Leis

A lei is a beautiful necklace or wreath usually made of tropical flowers, though there are also versions made of rare shells or other materials. The most popular choices for floral leis include orchids or the Plumeria. Both are large, fragrant blossoms. Leis are an...

Flowers and Plants of Hawaii

It is no wonder that so many people choose to take their vacations in the paradise of Hawaii. Known for its natural beauty, the islands are home to many fragrant species of tropical flowers. The exotic blooms of these species are an instantly recognizable Hawaiian...

Luau Foods

Though many modern luaus stray from traditional luau cuisine, with menus incorporating such varied foods as macaroni salad and sushi, many large luau events still adhere to more traditional culinary choices. Many of these traditional luau foods have been eaten in...

Visiting Maui

The island of Maui is always among the top vacation destinations in the world, and is one of the most popular islands in Hawaii. This island offers numerous tourist activities for couples and families, and stunning views from nearly any vantage point on the island....

The Symbolism of Hawaiian Leis

A lei, one of the most well-known symbols of Hawaii, is a beautiful hand-woven wreath or necklace. It is most often made of tropical flowers, although shells or other materials may also be used. The most popular flowers for leis are orchids and plumeria; both are...

Contemporary Vs. Traditional Luau

  The traditional Hawaiian feast now known as the luau dates back hundreds of years. Before the reign the Hawaiian King Kamehameha II, men and women in Hawaii were not allowed to eat together. After abolishing this law in 1819, he held a symbolic feast with women...