Honolulu Warnings Or Dangers Tips by sjvessey

Take notice of warning signs!

And even where there are none, use your common sense. Hawaii is not one giant theme park. You can die here if you do something stupid, and there may not be anyone around to stop you doing it. If you're walking near the edge of a cliff, be careful that the ground is firm enough to support you. If you're swimming in the sea, take notice of warning signs relating to strong currents, jellyfish, tides, etc. A few days after I arrived, a guy from California was killed at the blowhole on the south east coast. Here, there was no warning sign telling him he should not climb down and straddle the hole in order to feel the force of the spray on his chest. The poor guy got thrown five feet in the air and ended up going into the hole headfirst. Rescue workers recovered his body two or three days later.