This story was originally published on July 13, 2021. In Hawaiʻi, people talk a lot about who has got the best local grinds—slang for food. It is a contentious subject because, in the Islands, we love our food! And while it…
Most afternoons you can find Faria chef and co-owner Kawehi Haug prepping in the restaurant’s kitchen alongside her family. Haug’s dad—also the restaurant’s accountant—is scooping bay leaf butter onto dishes for bread baskets while her mom—head of human relations—is making…
Witnessing the magnificent Nāpali Coast is an unforgettable experience and often a bucket-list experience for travelers. And there are only three ways to see the towering cliffs on Kauaʻi: By hiking along the beautiful but strenuous Kalalau trail, by flying…
Tucked on the northeastern side of Hawaiʻi Island, Hilo is a charming town well known as the home of the iconic Merrie Monarch Festival in the spring. It’s also just a 45-minute drive from Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, and for…
With a revolving menu of both wine offerings and delicious food pairings, The Tasting Room on Kauaʻi never gets stale. Wine and spirit lovers familiar with Kauaʻi’s south side have most likely met Dan and Ellen O’Connell, owners of The…
Hawaiʻi Island attracts adventurous travelers and outdoor enthusiasts with its incredibly diverse terrain. Across the island, you’ll find a range of trails that put its unique beauty on display. From walking through a volcanic crater to making the journey to…
This story was originally published on Jan. 22, 2019. Scattered throughout Honolulu and Waikiki are numerous statues of Hawaiian royalty, such as King Kamehameha the Great, Queen Liliʻuokalani and Prince Jonah Kūhiō. These sculptures, all crafted by master artists,…
Tucked on Merchant Street in Downtown Honolulu is a treasure chest filled with decades-old relics and tokens from Hawaiʻi’s sports scene. At first glance the spot might look like the coolest vintage shop you’ll ever set foot in, but it’s…
There are dozens of exciting events throughout Hawaiʻi that invite residents and visitors to celebrate the 4th of July. Throughout the Islands, you can enjoy parades, car shows, rodeos and extravagant firework displays. Here’s a list of festivities to…
No trip to Hawaiʻi—especially for first-time visitors—is complete without attending an authentic lūʻau. These immersive gatherings share Hawaiian and often Polynesian history, culture, cuisine and dance to offer a glimpse into local traditions and storytelling. From beachfront settings and mesmerizing…
