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The first sighting of the return of the humpbacks to the Hawaiian Islands took place off of Maui on October 20, 2012. Humpback whales migrate to Hawai’i on an annual basis during the winter months to mate and give birth. The sighting serves as a reminder of the upcoming whale season, which traditionally runs from November through May. Peak whale watching months are typically January through March. In early May the last of the remaining mothers and their calves depart the Islands for Alaska. Of all the islands, Maui is best known for having the greatest concentration of whales which can easily spotted off its...

On Saturday, December 15th, 13 members of the Royal Hawaiian Movers (RHM)/Approved Freight Forwarders (AFF) family participated in the 28th Annual Kailua-Kona Community Christmas Parade  in partnership with the Food Basket and Rotary club in a food drive. The Food Basket is an island wide, supplemental food network that collects and distributes nutritious, high quality food to low income households, the working poor, the disabled, the ill, senior citizens, and children. RHM had a trailer situated at the local Wal-Mart during the day to act as the rally point for all 10 collection stores throughout Kailua Kona in addition to the Wal-Mart facility.  RHM and AFF...

Honolulu Star Advertiser readers voted Royal Hawaiian Movers number one moving company in the Services and Repair category of the publication’s contest. Honolulu, HI – Royal Hawaiian Movers, a Hawaii moving and freight shipping company, was voted #1 by Honolulu Star Advertiser readers in the Hawaii’s Best 2012 contest. Honolulu Star Advertiser garners over 600,000 readers each week, and this year’s contest attracted more voters than ever before. The publication’s team hand counted each of the thousands of original ballots, ensuring a true representation of the readers’ choices. “With five branches on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island, we’re proud to be the people’s...

Hawaii moving company Royal Hawaiian Movers is a professional moving organization that both appreciates and recognizes the hard work of its employees.  For this reason, we wish to take this opportunity to recognize three individuals that continue to represent our outstanding group of professional drivers: Rick Banis Francis Johnson Donald Bates These individuals prove over and over again that they are three of Royal Hawaiian Movers greatest assets. A  BIG MAHALO to all of you for your continued service and dedication.  You are all true representations of what it means to provide great service in the Hawaii moving industry.

Hyatt Hotels and Starwood Capital have joined together to mark the expansion of Hyatt’s Andaz brand into the resort market.  This resort, which is scheduled to be completed by late 2012,  is expected to feature 35 suites and 255 guest rooms in total (ranging from 456 to 2,321 square-feet).  As if this were not lavish enough, this new Maui resort will contain 6-four-bedroom extravagant villas measuring approximately 3,500 square-feet a piece! Maui moving company Royal Hawaiian Movers is happy to take part in this $90 million project.  Royal Hawaiian Movers already performed the model room FF&E container drays, the partial, on site, cargo discharge of the OFCI-FF&E, the...

On Friday, December 2nd, 2011, Kona moving company Royal Hawaiian Movers took part in a media event for the Lokahi Project on the Big Island.  For decades, the Lokahi project has been providing Hawaii’s struggling families with life’s basic necessities (linens, toiletries, cleaning products, non-perishable food, etc.). This Holiday Season, Kona mover Royal Hawaiian Movers, graciously volunteered vehicles and storage for food and toy donations.  They also collected over 70 live Christmas trees and various furniture items to be distributed to less fortunate households across the Big Island. On December 25th, Royal Hawaiian Movers employees and their families delivered gifts, canned food, toiletries and hot meals to needy families and seniors...