We're at Waimea Valley.
No, no. We're at....we're at...
This is the new "We're at ga-goo-ga-gi".
We're driving to North Shore.
First stop, Waialea Beach
Also known as Turtle Beach, this is where green sea turtles can often be seen basking in the sun.
Unfortunately we didn't find any this morning.
I'm going to see how far I can go without getting wet.
Ooh, that was close.
Woah, the water's warm.
Eventually, my shorts ended up wet.
Meanwhile, Brother was collecting sea shells.
We're at Waimea Valley.
This place consists of 1,875 acres and has been a sacred place for more than 700 years of Native Hawaiian history.
Now we're going to look at some huts.
This reminds me of the Three Little Pigs.
One's made of hay.
One's made of sticks.
But where's the bricks?
[Brother] This is my home.
Then we stopped by a booth with many native toys and instruments.
Brother is listening to a sea shell.
I'm trying to get the ball to land in the spoon.
After several tries, I finally made it.
We're continuing our hike to the waterfall.
At last, we reached the falls.
And Brother and I are going to take a picture.
Please purchase your tickets at waimeavalley.net.
We're back on the road.
We're at Giovanni's Shrimp Truck.
We're having lemon butter shrimp
and shrimp scampi.
The food broke my mouth.
Find out more at giovannisshrimptruck.com.
Now it's time for dessert at Wili Wili's Plantation Cafe.
What's your favorite flavor of shaved ice? Let us know in the comments below.
Brother ended up with a red tongue.
We're at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Opened in 1963, this is a theme park that preserves the cultures of Polynesia.
We're getting a stamp in our passport for every island we visit.
First we're going on the canoe tour.
All aboard.
Bridge approaching.
The canoe ride is giving us an overall look of the Polynesian Cultural Center.
We're passing by some statues of Easter Island.
There are eight simulated tropical villages, each with performers demonstrating various arts and crafts from throughout Polynesia.
We're stopping by the island of Tahiti.
Brother and I are doing some fishing.
Oh, I felt a bite.
Too bad the fish got away.
Next is Tonga.
Time for the tapa making demonstration.
We're finding out what the material feels like.
Eventually the bark is turned into clothe, and you can use it to decorate the ceiling.
Then some musicians came in to perform.
Now we're going to watch Rainbow of Paradise Canoe Pageant.
Next stop, Samoa.
What's everyone looking at?
This man climbed up a tall coconut tree.
What if it falls?
Now this man is teaching us how to twirl a fire stick.
I'm ready to perform at Ha:The Breath of Life.
I'm going to learn how to make fire with sticks.
That looks easy.
It's my turn to try.
This is harder than it looks.
Next is the island of Aotearoa.
This man is showing me some traditional music instruments.
At this station, you can get a tattoo.
Picture time. Why are these guys naked?
Now we're going on the canoe.
This is a relaxing ride down the lake.
Brother, are you doing the paddling or Mom?
Oh no, we're going to hit the other boat.
This was our favorite activity.
Now we're at Goo's Plantation Store to turn in our passport
and receive a souvenir.
Time for a luau.
First, Brother and I are receiving leis.
The lady is taking us to our table.
We're watching a pre-show.
Then these guys blew the conch shell to start the luau.
The emcee came out to welcome us.
He's taking us to the underground oven to get the imu pig.
The pig is covered in banana leaves.
Smells good. I can't wait to try it.
Then the king of Hawaii made his entrance.
He is being honored.
Now it's time to go to the buffet line to get our food.
I'd like to try some of that imu pig please.
We're enjoying the performances while we eat.
Then some kids went up to dance.
Brother got scared by the warriors.
I hope that boy doesn't get burned by the fire.
Lastly my parents went up on stage to celebrate their anniversary.
Now we're going to watch Ha, the Breath of Life.
This is a spectacle of over a hundred performers from across the Pacific, drums, dance, music and special effects.
We had so much fun at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Visit polynesia.com to reserve you tickets.
Plan your trip at gohawaii.com/oahu.
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