Adventure
From first-time hikers to veteran trekkers, Oʻahu boasts trails for everyone.
Eddie would go — and so did we — to Waimea Bay on Oʻahu’s North Shore.
Thousands tuned in 2016—the last time the competition was held. Here’s how you can watch it this year.
Tips for planning a trip to Hawaiʻi Island to witness the historic eruption.
The historic eruption is attracting photographers from around the Islands—and you can see the incredible lava flow through their lenses.
Discover once-in-a-lifetime experiences across the Islands.
This short coastal trail explores Kaua‘i’s fascinating natural history and unique archaeological sites.
The gorgeous, crescent-shaped Oahu beach and its inviting waters bring campers to its shores.
Everything you need to know on your next visit to the 4,345-acre park on the west side of the Garden Isle.
From hiking to a hidden waterfall in Kapaʻa to toasting mai tais in Hanalei, here are our must-dos for your next vacation to the Garden Isle.
Planning a trip to the Islands? These activities will get you thinking out of the box.
What to know before and during your travels in this vibrant town.
Visitors to Hawaiʻi are encouraged to travel with respect and to seek a deeper understanding of the culture.
In Honolulu’s urban jungle, Foster Botanical Garden provides a tranquil getaway.
O.K. Farms in Hilo offers excursions through its tropical fruit farm with stops at two private waterfall lookouts.
A fracture near an overhanging rock reveals structural faults in the popular walk-through lava tube at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.
Everything you need to know to see this accessible waterfall just north of Hilo.
Stand-up paddleboard yoga can be difficult, but with Yoga Floats, the challenge is a part of the fun.
Unless you’re arriving on a private jet or charter, you’ll need to take this mode of transportation.
Keep your keiki from getting bored with these summer plans.
Hit these nature trails that HAWAIʻI Magazine readers voted as the best.
The crescent-shaped cinder cone off the island of Maui is every snorkeler’s dream. Here’s how to make the most of a trip to Molokini.
Lē‘ahi, also known as Diamond Head, is the third Hawaiʻi state park to require advanced reservations.
Global travel company Big 7 Travel has awarded the Gathering Isle with the title of being the third most Instagrammable place on Earth, according to its studies.