Since 1993, Castle Resorts & Hotels has specialized in innovative hotel, resort, condominium and vacation rental management throughout Hawaiʻi and New Zealand. As the only locally owned and operated management company of its kind in Hawaiʻi, we are proud to share the aloha spirit while delivering the comforts of home to travelers from around the world. […]
In the heart of historic Haleʻiwa, where surf culture, ocean heritage and small-town charm come together, visitors will find a gallery that helped launch a global movement in marine life art and ocean conservation. In 1988, acclaimed marine life artist Wyland opened his first Hawaiʻi gallery on Oʻahu’s legendary North Shore. Drawn to Haleʻiwa’s deep connection to
Maui Hands was born from a desire among local artists to work with good people, surrounded by beauty. The business began as a tiny shop in Makawao and has since expanded to include bustling galleries in Pāʻia and Wailea. This year, Maui Hands was voted best art gallery on Maui in HAWAIʻI Magazine’s 2026 Readers
As Earth Month approaches, many people are looking for meaningful ways to give back to Hawaiʻi and to support the long-term health of the Islands they love. Hawaiʻi’s native forests play a vital role in protecting fresh water, stabilizing soils, supporting native plants and wildlife, and strengthening the long‑term resilience of the Islands. Yet decades
Perched on Kalākaua Avenue in Waikīkī, The Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, is a striking site. Nicknamed the First Lady of Waikīkī, it was one of the first hotels built in the area, and today it’s among the most famous travel destinations in the world. The American Colonial-style hotel opened in 1901 with
Conveniently located just steps from the golden sands of Kāʻanpali Beach, Lamonts at the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa is the perfect pit-stop for guests—or anyone headed to the beach. The boutique is on the second level of the resort and carries travel essentials, beach gear and fashion-forward brands—many of them locally owned. You can
From waking up with views of Lēʻahi to sipping a mai tai under the banyan tree by the sea, staying at the grand Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort & Spa, is an unforgettable experience. After all, it was the first major hotel built in Waikīkī, and it’s loved for its beachfront location and luxe guest
Located in one of the most iconic hotels in Waikīkī, it’s no surprise that Accents at The Royal Hawaiian Resort isn’t just another sundry shop. Opening in 1927, The Royal Hawaiian was one of the first luxury hotels in Waikīkī. Throughout the decades, it’s welcomed celebrities and high-profile guests, cementing its illustrious legacy. Today, The
Stepping into TRH Inspired, The Royal Hawaiian’s boutique store, is like entering a pink-shaded wonderland. From apparel and bathrobes to pickleball paddles and popcorn, the shop is filled with products in shades of pink, reminiscent of the hotel itself. TRH stands for “The Royal Hawaiian”—and its shelves are full of items inspired by the iconic
Hawaiian Airlines and the Made in Hawai‘i Festival are teaming up once again to celebrate the best of local makers, flavors and culture—and this year, some exciting additions are in store. The event happens Aug. 15–17, 2025, at the Hawai‘i Convention Center. 1. Molokaʻi Artisans Will Be Represented For the first time ever, artisans from
The Pan-Pacific Festival is set to once again bring exciting cultural performances to Honolulu and Waikīkī, from June 13 to 15. This year’s festival is the second following a five-year hiatus. “We are thrilled to continue the tradition of bringing together cultures from around the Pan-Pacific to celebrate our global community,” says Yusuke Komoriya, president
