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Seventeen years after the shark attack that took her arm, the Kaua‘i native is blazing through life as a motivational speaker, wife and mother of two.
Venture outside your comfort zone and see a new side of O‘ahu.
All the reasons we love Kailua right now.
Hawaii Heritage Center offers tours that allow people to experience the history, food and culture of one of Honolulu’s most historic districts.
Here are some things to know before visiting Hawaiʻi’s heiau, pōhaku, petroglyphs and other ancient sacred sites.
Get a taste of central Texas at the Wahiawa barbeque joint that’s smoking the competition.
Buckle up in one of the museum’s cutting-edge contraptions— and barrel roll, soar and turn in all directions as you duke it out over the Pacific Ocean.
Get a firsthand look at Hawaii’s unique marine life with these cool saltwater pools, designed for snorkeling and swimming.
Wanna know a secret? Many eateries in Hawaiʻi can only be found through Instagram. Here are seven places you have to check out for yourself.
In the new Roberts Hawaii Oahu Sugar Tour, see how sugar cane completely altered the landscape and makeup of the Hawaiian Islands.
Here are our picks of Island-based books perfect for the beach—or anytime.
This one-of-a-kind beachfront property couples a resort-quality experience with privacy and serenity on Oahu’s Windward Side.
Free to visit, this garden on Oahu offers a serene tour through Hawaiian foliage, South American cacti and even African flora.
There’s a lot more to this East Honolulu neighborhood than Hanauma Bay and Makapuu Lighthouse.
As lilikoi season begins, check out these local spots that are doing the sweet-yet-tart fruit justice.
Check out our tips and tricks to navigating Oahu’s top spot for souvenirs, local treats and more.
Enjoy summer to the fullest at these July events across the Islands.
A new book, “Aloha Rodeo,” takes readers through the history of Hawaiian cowboys.
Capture unique and fun photos in this 6,000 square-foot interactive photo exhibit at the Hilton Hawaiian Village.
A year after extreme rain left the north shore of Kauai under several feet of water, local businesses look forward to returning visitors and nonprofits support those still recovering.
This week HAWAII Magazine staffers Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen sit down with their editorial intern, Madeleine Carr, to talk about her favorite things to do, eat and see on Oahu.
A year after floodwaters demolished crops and drowned livestock, farmers on Kauai’s north shore work diligently to restore their beloved industry.
As summer heats up, check out these sweet spots serving up desserts that’ll be sure to take your temperature down.
A year after rushing floodwaters shut down a portion of Kauai’s north shore, the area prepares to reopen to the public—with some changes.
Fly through the air on one of Hawaii Island’s best ziplines from our 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Try this thrilling, one-of-a-kind experience and see the island from a whole new perspective.
From cross-island paddling festivals to commemorating Hawaii’s King Kamehameha, here are the June events you can’t miss on the Islands.
Buckle up and get ready to soar over the Garden Isle with your favorite helicopter tours from our 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Dog lovers can take advantage of this unique opportunity to spend their Island experience with Hawaii’s loveable and adoptable shelter dogs.
There are hundreds of hotels across the Islands, but these five are ranked the best in our 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Take a break in nature at your favorite botanical gardens from our 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards.