Travel Tips

As the island continues to recover, visitors are reminded to travel with aloha.

Stay safe at Hawaiʻi’s beaches with advice from local lifeguards.

As the Islands recover from major flooding, businesses in towns, including Haleʻiwa, are welcoming visitors. Be sure to travel respectfully and with care.

Back-to-back kona low storms caused severe flooding on the North Shore, which remains a work zone as cleanup and recovery efforts continue.

The Hawaiʻi State Department of Health has issued a brown water advisory for Oʻahu. Residents and visitors across Hawaiʻi should also take precautions.

Torrential rain resulted in flooding, landslides and power outages across the Islands. Forecasters warn that another round of heavy rain could develop later this week.

Born and raised on Oʻahu, Bianca McKee has been a flight attendant with Hawaiian Airlines for 10 years. ​She shares her tips for traveling to the Islands.

These names offer a window into the history of these areas.

While the surf may be flat and the pros are chasing waves elsewhere, there’s still plenty of fun to be had.

Don't eat at a chain restaurant, don't stand next to a blowhole and do not, ever, turn your back to the ocean.

You don’t have to leave your wheels behind when you move.

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