Mālama O‘ahu

You have probably heard of Hawai‘i’s famous spirit of aloha. Aloha is a lifestyle, a reciprocal value centered on kindness and respect. It means mutual regard and affection and extends warmth in caring with no obligation in return. Through aloha, every guest is treated as ‘ohana (family) and visitors are no longer guests after a day. Visitors become contributing members of the ‘ohana and have the same kuleana (responsibility and privilege) as locals do to protect Hawai‘i for future generations.

We invite you to experience O‘ahu on a deeper level by joining us to mālama — care for — our island home and enjoy a more meaningful trip. There are so many ways for you to mālama O‘ahu, from voluntourism projects and engaging with Native Hawaiians to learn their language and culture, to respecting wildlife, buying and eating local, and using public transportation that will deepen your connection to O‘ahu and provide lifelong memories.