Beaches The 5 Best Snorkeling Spots on Kauaʻi in 2022 It wouldn’t be a trip to Kauaʻi without exploring what’s beneath the sea. Check out the snorkeling spots that HAWAI’I Magazine readers love the most. by Grace Maeda
Beaches Camping at this Popular Oʻahu Beach is Suspended to Protect Green Sea Turtles Overnight camping at Bellows Field Beach Park in Waimānalo will once again be closed this summer to look after nesting sea turtles and their hatchlings. by Grace Maeda
Beaches The 5 Best Beaches in Hawaiʻi in 2022 The list of extraordinary beaches in Hawaiʻi could be endless, but here are the Top 5 beaches throughout the Islands as voted by our readers. by Grace Maeda
Beaches These Four Hawaiʻi Beaches Made Tripadvisor’s Top 10 List Can you guess which? by Kevin Allen
Beaches Do These 4 Oʻahu Activities Instead of Popular Attractions Trade Waikīkī Beach for White Plains, and more. by Kevin Allen, Cynthia Leong and Catherine Toth Fox
Beaches Visitors Must Pay And Reserve Online to Access Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve To combat no-shows, the state is requiring visitors to pay upon making their reservations. by Kevin Allen
Beaches Your 24-Hour Kauaʻi Itinerary Spend the day visiting turquoise beaches and supporting local businesses. by Noelle Fujii-Oride
Beaches Take a Virtual Tour of Maui’s West Coast Beaches From DT Fleming Beach to Launiupoko Beach Park, Maui’s west side has too many beautiful beaches to choose from. by Kevin Allen
Beaches Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP62 North Shore lieutenant lifeguard Kyle Foyle joins Cat and Kevin this week to discuss ocean safety and injury prevention when visiting Hawaiʻi beaches. by Kevin Allen
Beaches Lifeguards Now Working Longer Hours on Oʻahu The extended hours will help keep beaches safer. by Catherine Toth Fox
Beaches Listen to Our Ultimate Summer Beach Playlist for 2021 Our staff picked the most summer-y tunes to get your in the mood for your next Hawaiʻi vacation. by HAWAII Magazine Staff
Arts + Culture See How Kaua‘i Artists Turned Marine Debris into Art The third annual “Washed Up” art show will be on display through July 2. by Noelle Fujii-Oride