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Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP65
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The 5 Best Snorkeling Spots on Hawai‘i Island in 2021
Hold on to your snorkel because these spots—all winners in our 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards—are breathtaking.
Feed Goats and Get Artisan Cheese, Too, at This Oʻahu Farm
Sweet Land Farms produces artisan goat cheese—even lemon bars and ice cream—in Waialua.
Get Hawaiʻi Delivered to Your Home with This Curated Gift Box
Our editors have personally selected these locally made items from the House of Mana up exclusively for HAWAIʻI Magazine Readers.
Meet Kepuhinui, a Special Monk Seal Born on Molokaʻi
Formerly known as L4, this male monk seal was born during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Take a Virtual Tour of Maui's West Coast Beaches
From DT Fleming Beach to Launiupoko Beach Park, Maui’s west side has too many beautiful beaches to choose from.
Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP63
Local artist Nick Kuchar and his studio manager Tracey Kehler join Cat and Kevin on this week's episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast to talk about art, COVID-19 and their new own podcast, Secondary Colors!
HAWAI‘I Magazine’s 23rd Annual Photo Contest is Open for Submissions
HAWAIʻI Magazine's annual photo contest is back!
Sip and Stroll: Maui Tea Farm’s New Tours
Touch, pick and taste camellia sinensis grown on the slopes of a dormant volcano on the Valley Isle.
Your Primer to Hawaiʻi and the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are upon us, so here's a quick refresher on everything related to Hawaiʻi—from athletes to surfing—that will be appearing the event!
Podcast Show Notes: Have Aloha Will Travel EP62
North Shore lieutenant lifeguard Kyle Foyle joins Cat and Kevin this week to discuss ocean safety and injury prevention when visiting Hawaiʻi beaches.
Your Guide To Viewing Hawaiʻi’s Endangered Wildlife
It’s a felony to touch or harass endangered animals, including Hawaiian monk seals.
Maunawili Falls Trail on Oʻahu Closed Today For Two Years
The popular trail in Windward Oʻahu will close for improvements after decades of impact from hikers.
