Pukahi Panther! (Big Island)

If you’re looking for a fun activity to get the family up and active or the find places off the beaten path on your next vacation, try Geocaching! Not sure what it is? Click here to read up on it. Don’t know which handheld to use? See suggestions below!

Newest Hawaii Geocaches (7/27)

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Looking to do some Geocaching on vacation or this weekend? Here are some of the newest…

Travel Bug Hotel – Maui

Mohouli Scenic Lookout (Big Island)

Chillax (Maui)

Ye Public House (Oahu)

If you’d like to get the family up and active and want to know more about Geocaching, click here.

Newest Hawaii Geocaches (7/14)

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Looking to do some geocaching on vacation or something fun to do this weekend? Here are some caches on multiple islands:

Spring Tree (Maui)

Honomalino Beach (Big Island)

Square Peg, Round Hole (Maui)

No Jumping from Tony’s Bridge (Oahu)

Crack It Not Smash It (Big Island)

A Diamond in the Rough (Kauai)

If you aren’t familiar with Geocaching and are looking for a fun new hobby to get the family out and active, click here to learn more. Need a GPS to get started? See some suggestions below:

Hawaii Geocaches

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Planning to do a little geocaching on your next vacation? Check these out!

Fiftieth Anniversary Cache (Maui)

The Colored Leaf Cache (Big Island)

Wailua State Park (Kauai)

Aloha Keiki Cache (Oahu)

Looking to get started? Here are a few recommended handheld GPS’ to start your adventures.

Newest Hawaii Geocaches (6/22)

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Pirate Tree (Kauai)

Lower Ho’opi’i Falls (Kauai)

Slightly Burned Out (Oahu)

Geocaching Merit Badge (Oahu)

What is geocaching? Click here to learn more. Ready to get started? Here are a few suggestions on handheld GPS models.

Newest Hawaii Geocaches (4/15)

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Dolphin on the Rocks (Maui)

I Like Mine with Lettuce and Tomato (Maui)

Dislocation Point (Maui)

Left by Amelia (Big Island)

Flash Mob- Kailua-Kona Hawaii on May 1st at exactly 3pm HST (Big Island)

If you’re interested in what Geocaching is all about, click here. If you’re looking for some good beginner GPS’, see below!

Newest Hawaii Geocaches (3/18)

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Here’s some of the latest geocaches to keep you busy in the islands!

Just Because (Maui)

Where the red “cherries” grow (Big Island)

Ho’okena Beach Lava Tubes (Big Island)

Kids’ Cache (Oahu)

Wailupe Summit Cache (Oahu)

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Newest Hawaii Geocaches (2/9)

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Looking to have some caching fun in the islands? Here are some of the newest ones for your adventures!

Flumin’ Da Ditch (Big Island)

TB Hula Hale (Kauai)

Palapala Hoomau (Maui)

Hygrocybe noelokelani (Kauai)

Are You Serious? (Oahu)

Kokee Tree Keeper (Kauai)

Moon River Cache (Kauai)

Looking to get started in Geocaching? Here are some recommendations for handhelds!

Hawaii Geocaches (1/13)

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We’re going to focus on neighbor island caches this time since a bunch of them just popped up! YAY!

Life as a Kona Coffee Bean (Hawaii)

The Sugar Beach Case (Maui)

Picture Perfect (Maui)

View of the Islands (Maui)

KWIK Mokuleia Bay (Maui)

Keoki’s Donkey (Kauai)

Looking to get started in geocaching? Click here to read more. Below are some of our favorite handheld GPS units.

Newest Geocaches (12/24)

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If you’re looking for a fun way to spend your Hawaiian holiday or get your ohana out and about after filling up on holiday food, here are some of the newest geocaches in Hawaii.

The Wall (Oahu)

The 19th Golf Flag (Oahu)

Sun II (Maui)

Pu’u Pia Summit (Oahu)

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