Aloha! Here are 5 things not to do when visiting Hawaii. I'm sharing this from a Local/Hawaiian Perspective. I want to make sure you don't do these 5 things because these are Federal and State Laws, things dear to the Hawaiian culture, and to make sure you're safe and have the best trip when visiting Hawai!
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Here are the 5 things not to do in Hawaii:
1) Do not touch or get close to the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles and Hawaiian Monk Seals.
Report any of these violations to NOAA Enforcement Hotline
(1-800-853-1964) or the Department of Land and Natural Resources (808-643-3567). Taking a photo of the person in violation helps too.
2) Do not hike when it's rainy
In areas that are off-limits, start a hike late at night, and do a hard hike that is beyond your limits. Downloading the All Trails App or visit website: [ Ссылка ]
3) Do not litter or leave your trash behind
Seriously, 😠 look how beautiful these islands are. Please keep it trash-free so it can look beautiful for this generation, and generations to come! ⛰
Video Credit: @ryzone (Instagram). Follow @greenmanhawaii (Instagram)
4) Do not underestimate the ocean 🌊
Mother nature is tougher than us all. Check the weather that day, go with a friend, and ask a lifeguard what they would recommend for your experience level. And.. don't turn your back on the ocean for pics! IG likes is not worth being swept away by the waves!
5) Do not leave your valuables in your car or on the beach!
Although Hawaii is paradise, we have thieves that steal. Thieves understand that people park and leave their cars unattended for hours when doing long hikes. Keep your valuables out of sight, and just bring what's necessary. Don't leave any valuables on the beach when you jump in the water. Your valuables may not be there when you come out of the water 🏖
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Enjoy and Aloha!! 😎
