The popular hiking trail to Maunawili Falls is closed until at least 2023, but the falls are still accessible from the epic Maunawili Demonstration Trail.
With the Valley Isle’s golden shores and aquamarine bays, deciding where to spend a day at the beach can be difficult. To help you choose, here are the 5 Maui beaches that HAWAIʻI Magazine readers love the most.
After a nine-month closure, ʻĪao Valley State Monument is slated to reopen at the start of May. It also marks the beginning of a new reservation system that will impact travelers. Here’s what visitors need to know.
From historic surf towns to vibrant art districts, the Islands are home to an eclectic mix of neighborhoods. These are the top towns to visit in Hawaiʻi, according to this year’s Readers’ Choice Awards.
After three years of pandemic disruptions, the festival is back in full force and celebrating its 60th anniversary. Here’s what you need to know about the festival, which runs from April 9-15.
HAWAIʻI Magazine’s most popular issue is available now! Listen to the latest podcast for a sneak peek and glimpse into the making of the annual Readers’ Choice Awards issue.
Crowned champion on “Chopped,” chef McKenna Shea of Pacific’o on the Beach has a dish inspired by her culinary creations on the show—but it’s only available for a limited time.
Perfect as an energizing breakfast, satisfying post-hike meal or refreshing beach treat, there’s always a time to indulge in one of these nutritional bowls.
Co-owner of The Lei Stand, Honolulu’s buzzworthy new cocktail lounge, Ryan Kalei Tsuji shares why he’s drawn to these Oʻahu neighborhoods and what he hopes for the historic area.
As gusty wind and heavy rain showers move through the Islands, Mauna Kea on Hawaiʻi Island is blanketed with snow—and not just at the summit. The Mauna Kea Visitor Center is dusted with snow, too.
From the Kona Brewers Fest to the return of Honolulu Festival, here are the Hawaiʻi events to bookmark in the month of March. And checkout our new calendar page!
Hawaiian Vinegar Co. produces small-batch vinegars and shrubs from rescued fruits and vegetables. The business recently opened a small shop, which gives folks another good reason to visit Wahiawā.
To thank the North Shore community for more than seven decades of support, the family-run shop is offering special prices on shave ice and limited edition apparel this Saturday.
