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The Best Lūʻau on Maui in 2025

No trip to Hawaiʻi—especially for first-time visitors—is complete without attending an authentic lūʻau. These immersive gatherings share Hawaiian and often Polynesian history, culture, cuisine and dance to offer a glimpse into local traditions and storytelling. From beachfront settings and mesmerizing performances to flavorful dishes like kālua pork and lau lau, bottomless mai tais, and warm […]

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Perched on a Secluded Beach, This Resort Might Just Be the Ultimate Retreat in Kāʻanapali

One of my favorite beaches on Maui is on the island’s West Side—and no, it’s not Kāʻanapali Beach. It’s Kahekili Beach, right around the corner. The lesser-known shoreline is just north of its famous next-door neighbor, on the other side of Puʻu Kekaʻa, aka Black Rock. Like many of the beaches on this side of

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The 5 Best Resorts on Maui for Romance in 2025

Whether it’s your honeymoon or 50th anniversary, or any occasion in between, these reader-approved resorts on Maui offer unforgettable experiences for you and your sweetheart. Beyond stunning rooms, these world-class properties provide a variety of romantic amenities, including private cabanas, serene spas, sunset dinners and curated activities for two. No matter the chapter of your

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Your Updated Guide to West Maui

After the fire that devastated Lahaina on Aug. 8, 2023, the West Maui community is still in the process of healing and rebuilding. The unprecedented disaster left deep scars, not only in the landscape but also in the hearts of its residents. In the immediate aftermath, conflicting messages emerged regarding tourism. Some locals urged travelers

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Nobu Grand Wailea Opens to a Breadth of Local Fanfare 

The story of chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s signature dish goes back decades. Over 30 years ago, he and five other chefs arrived at Haliʻimaile General Store in Upcountry to work a charity event. After it wrapped, when the chefs were ready to relax and have something to eat, Matsuhisa put together a late-night snack with leftover

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The Best Cheap Eats on Maui in 2025

On an island known for its high prices, finding delicious cheap eats can feel like striking gold. Yet, many of Hawaiʻi’s iconic dishes are the result of creative cooking with humble ingredients. From the simple Spam musubi to no-frills saimin and shave ice (it’s literally just ice!), these foods prove that you don’t need to

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Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Take Lava Rocks from Hawaiʻi

Ever heard of the phrase, “Leave No Trace”?   It’s an accepted set of seven principles—a mantra in national parks and other protected outdoor spaces—that remind visitors to minimize their impact on the environment.   One of those principles can directly be applied to national parks in Hawai‘i: Leave what you find.   For decades, people have taken

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Mālama: Plant Seeds of Change on Maui

From a single garden bed at Kīhei Elementary School to a flourishing network of green spaces across Maui County, Grow Some Good has blossomed into a beacon of sustainable education, food security and community resilience.  Established in 2008, this nonprofit offers a project-oriented, place-based educational program that transforms school gardens into living classrooms. Since its

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