Maui
Start planning a romantic getaway to the Valley Isle.
A Lahaina local shares the best accommodations, eateries and activities from Olowalu to Kapalua.
It’s the first Nobu on Maui, with a dining room that fits the stature of the chef behind it all.
Budget-friendly, flavor-packed, and loved locally—these are the top spots on the Valley Isle where you can eat well without spending a fortune.
With a new retail location at Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows, the market invites shoppers to the island’s West Side.
Coco Deck Kitchen + Bar welcomes diners back to Lahaina’s Front Street for affordable dishes and family fun.
Venture up the slopes of Haleakalā and you’ll fall in love with this charming region of the Valley Isle.
The national parks don’t want you to mail them back, either.
All are invited to weekly volunteer days with Grow Some Good. The nonprofit is making a sustainable impact by maintaining educational school gardens that contribute to nourishing meals for the Maui community.
Just a little off the beaten path, Sergio’s Cantina in Honokōwai serves comforting dishes inspired by the chef’s family recipes.
Here’s how to create a romantic getaway on the Valley Isle.
An Oʻahu food writer from San Francisco revisits her culinary past during a quick trip to Maui.
Embark on a tour through a pineapple field and enjoy an exquisite feast in Haliʻimaile, Maui.
Be the main character of your vacation at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea.
Inspired by celestial wonders, The Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa is designing out-of-this-world experiences for guests.
From tasting locally produced agave spirits to booking a wellness retreat in Wailea, these experiences top my Valley Isle bucket list in 2025.
Old favorites and fresh finds are breathing life back into West Maui’s culinary scene.
From heavenly banana bread to deep-fried musubi, a trip to the Valley Isle isn’t complete until you’ve tasted these treats.
Oʻo Farm offers morning and afternoon farm-to-table experiences every week Monday to Friday.
Put these five hikes on your itinerary for your next trip to the Valley Isle.
While the Valley Isle is a tropical paradise, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate the holidays—and relish slightly cooler temperatures.
A converted abandoned gas station turns a corner of Wailuku into a lively community meeting place to eat, drink and watch all your favorite sports teams.
You won’t regret waking up before dawn. We promise.
Working with Hawaiian artisans, Maui Hands is helping to preserve this traditional craft and offers these wearable pieces of art.