Hawaiianology

Hawaii Ferry  (2007-2009): What is a Ferry?- A high-speed passenger and vehicle ferry-service operating between the islands. Ferries are commonly used for short to medium distances, such as crossing rivers, bays, and islands. Ferries can connect small islands or coastal towns, offering a more affordable and scenic way to travel compared to flying. Some ferry services cover longer distances, even overnight travel, and may include amenities like cabins, food, and entertainment.  Challenges: Being in the Center of the Pacific the unique transportation is incredibly important to the island chain (archipelago). There are 137 islands, but only 4 were discussions for the fairy: Oahu, Kauai, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and the Big Island. There is about 250 miles as the longest distance from Kauai to the Big Island and the only way to get interisland travel is from either Airline or Boat. There is no Ferry Service (Maritime Transportation) between the four highest populated islan...

[last updated. 2024] What is a place that is open air with Hawaii Wet and Wild (water park), Aiea Bowl (bowling alley), and several dozen eateries on board while bringing part of PearlRidge Mall and a Hotel that floats. These are the modern Cruise Ships that are floating cities and not your grandma's Matson Line Cruises (1950s). Hawaii state officials and the people in charge of decision making at the Department of Transportation in 2022 would reopen business to Mega Cruise Ships. Many cruises begin, stop or end in Hawaiʻi, but hoist flags to avoid taxes and take advantage of how the government caters to cruises for their massive consumption of goods that ironically in Hawaii comes 90% from places not Hawaii sourced due to ”The Jones Act”. To find out about Hawaii cruises there has to be the source of all cruises that leads us all the way back to a man known as Francis Davidson Fraser. Francis Davidson Fraser’s ancestors settled in Colonial-Jamaica where they took ownership of seve...