Sometimes it feels like time stands still on Maui. Having been born and raised on the Valley Isle, I look forward to my trips home, when I can stop at Pukalani Superette to pick up a bento or sit outside Tasaka Guri Guri with a Dixie cup filled with the shop’s strawberry guri guri. Not […]
Ever wonder if you need a reservation to enjoy outdoor Hawaiʻi attractions? Well, wonder no more. You do, at some of them anyway. And what would suck more than showing up at Hanauma Bay on Oʻahu, snorkeling gear ready to go, only to be turned away at the gate because the place is already booked
You know the saying that it’s all about the journey and not the destination? Most people think that refers to life, but we’re going to say it was originally spoken about driving the Road to Hana. Maui’s famously serpentine drive is an all-day (or better yet, multi-day adventure) that’s packed with waterfalls, hiking trails, beaches,
Explore Maui’s Road to Hana on this beautiful adventure of the breathtaking East Maui coastline, with stops along the way including Twin Falls, Three Bears Waterfall (aka Upper Waikani Falls), Waianapanapa State Park, Garden Cafe at the Garden of Eden arboretum, Halfway to Hana and Oheo Gulch at Haleakala National Park. Have Aloha Will Travel, powered by HAWAII
Editor’s Note, March 9, 2021: Due to COVID-19, access to some of these beaches and parks may have changed. Polihale State Park on Kauaʻi is currently only open for day use; camping is not permitted at this time. Information changes and we’ll do our best to keep our archive content updated. You won’t find
Maui is an island of extremes. It’s one of the few places in the U.S. you can camp inside a volcano or on a black-sand beach. The weather outside can be cold and wet, or hot and dry, often in the same day, within a few miles of each other. Make sure you know where
