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This stand serves organic shave ice made with fresh, Hawai‘i-grown ingredients that will have you coming back for more.
Perfecting timing, too, as it’s National Trails Day.
See the natural beauty of the Garden Isle from these trails, voted the best in our 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Protect yourself from the sun and protect our reefs with this handy-dandy guide on reef-safe sunscreens.
The best way to stay cool? A heaping cone of Hawaiian-style shave ice.
The street fair is not back just yet, but some businesses are staying open late Friday nights.
Get the kids ready—here are the Top 5 Maui hotels and resorts for families, according to our 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards.
Register now to get first access to tickets before they go on sale to the general public.
Camp Pālehua is a hidden gem in Kapolei, with campgrounds and hiking trails on land steeped in Hawaiian culture and history.
Maui is, without a doubt, a natural wonder in its own right—but here are seven points of interest that are worth highlighting.
These puzzles feature scenes from Hawaiʻi by artists who live in the Islands.
The Oʻahu zoo recently added three meerkats and a baby sloth.
Walk through botanical gardens and swim beneath a 45-foot waterfall at Waimea Valley on O‘ahu.
The Iranon ‘ohana offers family fun and lessons in living simply.
Explore a vast array of food, produce and gifts on Saturday mornings at the famed Upcountry Farmers Market on Maui.
Get lost in the rainforest flora at Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden, O‘ahu’s youngest—and largest—botanical garden.
Researchers hope whale numbers will increase this year.
Due to COVID-19, visitors must wear masks and stay six feet apart.
The East Oʻahu town boasts beautiful beaches, scrumptious brunch spots and chic boutiques all within walking distance.
Kauaʻi's Biggest Little Town has more than enough to do within walking distance.
The sand-dusted streets of Pāʻia are filled with trendy boutiques, restaurants with no menu and gorgeous galleries.
The luscious Hawaiʻi Island district is packed to the brim with gardens, fish markets and museums, and you don't even need a car to see it all.
You might have a sugar rush by the time you leave Kauaʻi.
Get out of the hotel room and into the reason you traveled to the Islands in the first place.