HAWAIʻI Magazine and the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast bid our co-host Grace Maeda a hui hou on episode 107. Grace has been the associate editor at HAWAIʻI Magazine and co-host of the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast for more than a year, covering news, culture and what makes Hawaiʻi so unique. Listen to […]
Native forest birds have long been represented in ancient myths of Hawai‘i and revered for their vibrant feathers. Hawaiian ali‘i (high chiefs and leaders) adorned themselves in magnificent cloaks made of the birds’ tightly woven feathers. But, like many endemic species in Hawai‘i, forest birds are at risk of extinction. The mission at the Maui
As the Islands reopen to visitors, HAWAIʻI Magazine is thrilled to continue being a portal to local culture, fascinating history, picturesque landscapes and of course culinary adventures. With every issue, we provide tips to help you plan your next visit to the Islands or remember a once-in-a-lifetime stay. And if you’re a current or former
It was a strange year for the annual HAWAI‘I Magazine Photo Contest as COVID-19 limited photographers’ opportunities to travel and capture Hawai‘i. However, HAWAI‘I Magazine still received hundreds of eye-catching, award-worthy photos from readers. These are the first-place winners in the categories of land, ocean, people, wildlife and sunsets, as well as the grand-prize winner
The lure of travel is real. We know many of you have postponed—or straight-up canceled—trips to Hawaiʻi due to the spread of COVID-19. But we also know you’ll be planning those return (or first-time!) trips soon. And when you do, we’re here for you. The team at HAWAIʻI Magazine created a digital-exclusive, first-ever Editor’s Guide
