Articles by Madeleine Carr

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Activities, Environment, Family, Oʻahu, O‘ahu What To Do, Solo

A Quick Escape to Nature at Koko Crater Botanical Garden in East Honolulu

I don’t think I’ve ever been so dumbfounded by plumeria before. The trees grow abundantly all across the island, with blooms of various hues and petal shapes. They’re so plentiful, in fact, after the tree was introduced to Hawaii in the mid-1800s, the blooms were used frequently for funerals; you could always count on them […]

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Food, Restaurants

7 Ways to Savor Lilikoi this Passion Fruit Season in Hawaii

If you’ve been to the Islands before, there’s a good chance you’ve tried lilikoi, or passion fruit. We’re the teensiest bit obsessed with the tangy globular fruit—you can find it in syrups atop pancakes, in margaritas and even whisked into salad dressings. While we settle for jarred purées or imported passion fruit when needed, the

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Guides, Oʻahu, O‘ahu Guides, O‘ahu What To Do, Shopping

Our Guide to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace

Fresh and juicy starfruit, $5 T-shirts, handcarved personalized surfboard plaques—the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace has it all. The swap meet—a popular spot for locals and visitors alike since 1979—offers row upon row of stalls wrapped around Aloha Stadium for your perusal, offering everything from shell lei to freshly baked banana bread. Just 20

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Travel Tips

Add to the List: Things to do in July 2019 in Hawaii

All Islands 4th of July 7/4 Fireworks will light up the sky as Hawaii celebrates America’s Independence Day. Grab a seat at the Parker Ranch July 4th Rodeo and Horse Races on Hawaii Island, check out festivities on Oahu such as the 72nd annual Independence Day Parade in Kailua, or enjoy one of the many

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Culture, Hawai‘i Island, Shopping

How Three Hawaiian Cowboys Won the Wild West

There are many things Hawaii is known for: pineapples, sandy beaches, Duke Kahanamoku and surfing, to name a few. Oh, and cowboys. You heard us correctly. Cowboys, or paniolo in Hawaiian. Few realize that long before cowboys made their way across the Wild West, paniolo were wrangling wild cattle—known for their often-deadly combination of aggression

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Listen

Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP9

Another Monday, another episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel Podcast. This week, HAWAII Magazine’s Catherine Toth Fox and Kevin Allen are joined by the magazine’s summer editorial intern Madeleine Carr. For the past month and a half, Maddie has been writing web and print stories for the magazine, such as a review of JetPacking

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Kauaʻi

Farmers on Kauai Recuperate from April 2018 Flooding

It’s been over a year since the north shore of Kauai faced record-breaking rainfall and torrential flooding, which inundated farms, destroyed homes and disrupted many local businesses. While some community members are still reeling from the floods’ effects, others eagerly await the reopening of the western end of Kuhio Highway and the renewal they hope

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Best of the Best

The Top 4 Ziplines on Hawaii Island

With the combination of jaw-dropping views and unparalleled speed, there’s nothing quite like the adrenaline rush of a zipline. Whether you’re looking to try it out for the first time or you’re already hooked, here are some of the top-rated ziplines on Hawaii Island from our 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards. Skyline Eco-Adventures Skyline Eco-Adventures was

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