The Hawaiian Islands are absolutely breathtaking, and we are indeed lucky to call this lush tropical paradise home. But, often times, when we are stuck trying to travel west on H-1 at 4 p.m., or when life gets busy and we haven’t been to the beach in weeks, we forget just how amazing Hawaii is. Perhaps that’s why the hashtag, #luckywelivehawaii is so popular. So, in case stress has taken over your life this week, here are 19 reasons we are undeniably lucky to live in Hawaii.
- The beaches cannot be beat.
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- The mountains are pretty beautiful, too.
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- Did I mention the rainforests and jungles
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- The endless summer weather is amazing…
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- …as is the warm water that goes with it.
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- The Aloha spirit surrounds you.
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- And you’ll live a pretty relaxed lifestyle.
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- A new adventure is just a short plane ride away!
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- We have access to fresh produce.
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- We get to smell tropical flowers all the time.
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- There are magnificent sunrises…
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- …rivaled only be beautiful sunsets.
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- There is nothing better than locally-grown coffee.
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- Except maybe palm trees swaying in the breeze.
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- And there is absolutely nothing better than malasadas.
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- The sea life is absolutely awe-inspiring.
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- The water sports can’t be beat.
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- You’re never too far from mouthwatering Hawaiian food.
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- Hawaiian culture + history is fascinating.
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It certainly is true what they say, we are #luckywelivehawaii. Tell us, why do you feel lucky to live in Hawaii?
Jeff Keacher/Flickr
Marvin Chandra/Flickr
Jar [o]/Flickr
Evan/Flickr
Micah Camara/Flickr
Sam Howzit/Flickr
Carlton Abas/Flickr
Daniel Chodusov/Flickr
Rosa Say/Flickr
Judd Hall/Flickr
Rodney Topor/Flickr
Chris Chabot/Flickr
Naoko Kawachi/Flickr
Hitchster/Flickr
Albert Lynn/Flickr
Matsography/Flickr
Kanaka Rastamon/Flickr
Danny Luong/Flickr
Johnny Silvercloud/Flickr
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