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11 Museums on Maui to Satisfy Your Thirst for Historical Knowledge

Home to the original capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom and a major Pacific whaling hub, Maui is steeped in fascinating history. Here are 10 museums to visit.

Second Saturday at the Hawaii State Art Museum

Second Saturday at the Hawaii State Art Museum (HiSAM) on Oahu is a first-rate opportunity for you to get in touch with your muse. Launched in February 2006, it is part of the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts’ Art in Public Places Program (APP), which was established in 1967 with the enactment...

Free Things to Do in Waikiki

For decades, Waikiki has long been a vibrant and exciting well-visited playground on Oahu. Here are some fun and free things to do in Waikiki!

The 5 Best New Restaurants in Honolulu this Fall

From sinfully delicious seafood to fire-grilled feasts the new restaurant scene on Oahu continues to mesmerize. Here are the best new eateries.

The History of Iconic Diamond Head

You know Diamond Head. You've seen its iconic silhouette towering over the sands of Waikiki. Now learns its history, from creation and legends to monument.

Volcano on the Big Island

The Big Island of Hawaii has two active volcanoes, Kilauea Volcano and Mauna Loa Volcano. Kilauea is much more accessible and is the most active. Prepare for a full day of driving, walking or hiking, and some superb sightseeing.

Eat Your Way Across Maui

Some visitors to Maui just want to go snorkeling, whereas others are all about ziplining, but if there’s one activity that everyone on Maui has to do it’s eat. Sure everyone of course has to eat but in a place with as many culinary selections and ethnic flavors as Maui, eating is far from a daily chore, but an activity unto itself.

The 6 Best New Places to Eat This Summer in Honolulu

There are many new restaurant hotspots to choose from this summer. Here’s a look at our picks for the best new restaurants to hit the Oahu dining scene.

Popular Dive Spots on Kauai

Here's a roundup of some of the most popular and accessible diving sites on Kauai where water temperatures range from 72 to 82 degree.

Hokulea: A Story of Heroes

In the 1970s, Hokulea was a cultural renaissance catalyst born of Hawaiian heroes. Today, Hokulea carries on that heroic legacy, having sailed the world.

Sacred Journey, Global Reach: A Story of Hokulea, the Canoe that Circled the Globe

Honolulu Star-Advertiser reporter Marcel Honoré reported from aboard the Hokulea during the Polynesian voyaging canoe's sail around the world.

Hawaiʻi’s Highly Entertaining and Star-Studded Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards

Similar to the Grammy’s, the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards show is star-studded and highly entertaining, with memorable match-up performances by top artists.

Waikiki Beachboys, Remembered

They were warm and charming, full of life and personality. Each had their own story but all shared a common bond. “Hawaii was authentic,” says Rae Kamaka, the widow of Waikiki Beachboy William “Moku” Kamaka. “It wasn’t crowded or commercialized. People talked and enjoyed each other. Life was spontaneous, parties could be held on beaches...

Where To Find Maui’s Best Beachfront Hotels

If you’re researching Maui’s best beachfront hotels, the resort scene is centered on two main spots: Kaanapali and Wailea, but there are other options, too.

The Kapahulu Experience: a Walking Tour of Favorite Local Eateries

Mention Kapahulu Avenue to a local, and food automatically comes to mind. They may even start licking their lips thinking about where to eat on this magnificent mile.

Snorkeling on Oahu

Snorkeling is an activity that can be done either by booking a cruise or finding a good spot on a beach.

Sightseeing on Oahu

One thing not everyone knows is that there is not a cost to see and tour many famous attractions. Head out and experience everything that is Oahu via sightseeing tours.

How Hawaii's Unique Seasons Affect Travel

There are significant patterns when the seasons change in Hawaii, even if some of them have nothing to do with the weather. Here's what you need to know.

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