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This Maui Author Celebrates the Islands’ Bounty in Her Newest Cookbook

Raised on Maui, Alana Kysar is a down-to-earth recipe developer known for her debut cookbook, “Aloha Kitchen.”  Sitting at her dining room table in Upcountry Maui, she recalls her favorite dish growing up was her mom’s mochiko chicken. “That’s what childhood tastes like to me.” As a kid, Kysar sharpened her cooking skills in her family home. “I grew up in the […]

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Find Beauty and Bliss at This Traditional Lomilomi Spa on Maui

Mist settles among the eucalyptus trees as I wind up Pi‘iholo Road into the heart of Olinda, bound for Ho‘omana Spa to heal body and soul. Pulling into the driveway of this traditional​​ lomilomi (Hawaiian massage) spa on Maui feels less like arriving at a business and more like visiting a loved one, which is entirely

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6 Ways to Enjoy the Winter Season and Holidays on Maui

*This story was originally published on Dec. 24, 2024, and updated in December 2025.   With its year-round tropical climate and an endless-summer energy, it’s no surprise snowbirds flock to Maui every winter. But that doesn’t mean the island lacks holiday spirit.   Across the Valley Isle, you can enjoy festive celebrations throughout December. From

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Julia’s Best Banana Bread Really is the Best

*This story was originally published on Aug. 5, 2021.    From her shaded treehouse bakery, Auntie Julia watches the cars roll by. Her establishment is quaint, a small green treehouse perched along Kahekili Highway, located in the hard-to-reach town of Kahakuloa, but her product—succulent loaves of homemade banana bread—is famous. When people ask where the

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Two Years Later: Lahaina’s Uneven Road to Recovery

Two years after the fire that destroyed Lahaina, recovery is uneven and deeply layered. In some places, residential areas are construction zones; in others, families are back in their homes and returning to normalcy. Local businesses that were once in Lahaina are reopening across the island. Maui County has rolled out housing programs to aid

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The Best Places to Catch the Sunrise—and Get Breakfast—on Maui

They say that sunsets in Hawaiʻi are unmatched. And while it’s true, there’s something just as magnificent about rising before dawn to catch the first rays of sunlight as they illuminate the Islands.   Stirring before the sun might not be at the top of your list of things to do during your Valley Isle vacation

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9 Maui Resorts Offering Travel Deals Through 2025

Despite facing unprecedented challenges following last year’s fires, Maui has remained resilient. But with visitor numbers at a fraction of what they were pre-disaster, the local economy continues to feel this financial strain. As a result, local resorts—in partnership with Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority—have come together to offer special discounts and perks to help revitalize responsible

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