With a revolving menu of both wine offerings and delicious food pairings, The Tasting Room on Kauaʻi never gets stale. Wine ...

Tucked on Merchant Street in Downtown Honolulu is a treasure chest filled with decades-old relics and tokens from Hawaiʻi’s ...

There are dozens of exciting events throughout Hawaiʻi that invite residents and visitors to celebrate the 4th of July.

No trip to Hawaiʻi—especially for first-time visitors—is complete without attending an authentic lūʻau. These immersive ...

Hawaiʻi Island attracts adventurous travelers and outdoor enthusiasts with its incredibly diverse terrain. Across the island, ...

Below are the Standard Terms and Conditions for HAWAIʻI Magazine’s Sweet Summer Instagram Giveaway 1. TERM Giveaway will be held on ...

As one of the largest beaches in South Maui, Mākena is fittingly known as Big Beach. With no resorts lining the shore, Mākena Beach offers a sense of seclusion and raw beauty that’s rare among Maui’s ...

Nicknamed “The Grand Canyon of the Pacific,” Waimea Canyon stretches more than 10 miles long and reaches depths of up to 3,000 feet deep. You can get here by driving up Waimea Canyon Drive (HI-550).

One of my favorite beaches on Maui is on the island’s West Side—and no, it’s not Kāʻanapali Beach. It’s Kahekili Beach, right around the corner. The Tucked away from bustling resort areas, the Royal ...

The Waikīkī War Memorial Natatorium is one of only a handful of ocean-water natatoriums left in the world, and the only one of its kind in the U.S. Over the years this treasured site fell into ...