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With a name like Royal Hawaiian Movers, we have a reputation for moving people to Hawaiʻi. But we also move individuals and families within Hawaiʻi—and away from Hawaiʻi when they decide to leave the Aloha State. Where do former Hawaiʻi residents go? To answer that question, we combed through IRS migration data and our own internal data. We came up with nine popular post-Hawaiʻi destinations, all of which are on the U.S. mainland. We’ll explore all nine of them in this article. If you’re leaving Hawaiʻi, we hate to see you go. But if you’re ready for a change, we understand—and maybe we can offer...

If you’ve lived in Hawaiʻi for any length of time, you know that shipping items to the state can present some challenges. Some stores don’t ship to Hawaiʻi, while others tack on exorbitant fees. Still others are willing to ship to Hawaiʻi—but exclude certain items.    Along these lines, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to get lithium batteries to Hawaiʻi. Many residents have noticed the dreaded This item cannot be shipped to your selected delivery location line popping up on Amazon when trying to order items with lithium batteries. Additionally, the U.S. military recently announced rules banning lithium metal and lithium-ion batteries in household moves, set...

“The history of Hawai’i may be seen as a story of arrivals.” –Susanna Moore First, there were the plants and animals that made their way to the Hawaiian Islands unassisted by humans. Then, the Polynesian voyagers who became the first human inhabitants of the archipelago. Next, the European explorers of the late 18th century and the missionaries who followed them. And then, the waves of immigrants who came to work Hawaiʻi’s plantations. All of these arrivals influenced the direction of the Hawaiian Islands, as author Susanna Moore observes. In this article, we’ll give you an overview of the major arrivals and events that have shaped...

The island of Maui is known for its beautiful beaches, the wild Road to Hāna, majestic Haleakalā and its otherworldly crater, waterfall hikes, and much more. But did you also know that Maui is home to a number of excellent craft breweries? Since its start in 2005, Maui’s craft beer scene has grown steadily. If you want to sample the island’s best, you’ll find our guide to Maui’s best breweries below. Also, if you’re not a beer drinker—or you’ve got an expansive palate you want to cultivate—we’ve got some additional recommendations for you: Maui’s craft distilleries and its winery. Keep reading to discover all the...

The Big Island may be the youngest in the Hawaiian island chain, but it’s still an island with a lot of history—and a lot to offer.   Historians believe that the first human settlers to the Hawaiian Islands made their initial landfall on the Big Island.i Additionally, the Big Island was also the birthplace and childhood home of King Kamehameha, the first to unite the islands, forming the Kingdom of Hawaii. He also established the kingdom’s first seat of government on the Orchid Isle.  Today, the Big Island is well-known for its dramatic and awe-inspiring natural landscapes. As you tour the island, you’ll find cascading waterfalls, verdant tropical rainforests, 13,000-foot mountain peaks, an active volcano, and long stretches of beach featuring...

For some, a vacation in Hawaii is a once-in-a-lifetime, bucket-list trip. For others, Hawaii is a regular, must-visit destination they simply can’t get enough of. And for still others, Hawaii is simply home.  No matter which of these groups you fall into, our list of things to do, activities, and attractions in Hawaii will help you make the most of your time in the Aloha State. You’ll find options across all four of Hawaii’s major islands: Oahu, Kauai, the Big Island, and Maui. Use this list to plan an unforgettable vacation or just a memorable day off.  We’ll start at the very beginning—with the natural phenomenon that created the Hawaiian Islands approximately 30 million years ago.   Explore Hawaii’s Fiery Past (and Present!) Through...