Hawaii Itineraries

What to expect from a stay at 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay — from the resort itself to the beaches, farms, restaurants and coffee shops just beyond its doors.

For this itinerary, we are featuring the voice of local chef and restaurateur Ippy Aiona. Here, he shares what Waimea means to him and recommends his favorite spots for the best Waimea experience.

The community of Kukuiʻula spans over 1000 acres of coastal land in Kōloa. Here, you and your family can have your own home and everything that comes along with a prestigious Lodge at Kukuiʻula club membership without joining the club.

Ride bikes along the coast, kayak the Wailua River, hike to a waterfall, tour a chocolate farm and visit local shops and restaurants on this 3-day Kapa'a itinerary.

While still recovering from the 2023 wildfires, many of Lāhainā's businesses have reopened and are welcoming visitors. If you're traveling to Maui, consider spending a few days here to support its community.

Hilo is perfect for solo travel. You can go where you want, when you want, at your own pace, and open the possibility of meeting people you would not have encountered if traveling with a companion. Here’s how to get a taste of Hilo Town while on your own.

This Lānaʻi itinerary is best for couples, friends or solo travelers on Maui looking for a fun day trip.

Maui is known for its opulent resorts, but you can still find reasonably priced hotels and create your own high-end experience without taking out a loan. This three-day Maui itinerary offers a glamorous vacation for a fraction of the price.

Immersed in an optimal environment for healing, a week at this Lānaʻi resort will change your perspective of health forever.

A Hawai’i Island travel writer shares her recommendations for a quick trip to the island's west side to learn about locally-grown tea, freshly-harvested sea salt and the only sake made in Hawaiʻi.

On an island with so much to do as Maui, there’s no easy way to experience it all in one day. But if you just have a day, here's what you should do!

One week on Kauai is a vacation dream come true. You won’t want to miss out on all the sights this pretty paradise has to offer, but you’ll also want to indulge in some serious R&R.

If you’re lucky enough to have a full week in this beautiful and diverse tropical paradise, there’s a few things you won’t want to miss. Here they are!

Whether you’ve got one day or one week, it’s easy to make the most of your time on the Garden Isle.

There’s so much to see and do on the beautiful Island of Hawaii. Whether you have one day or an entire week, make the most of your time visiting the state’s largest and most diverse island.

At over 4,000 square miles, it’s easy to see how the Big Island got its nickname. And the best way to explore? Circumnavigating it by car.

If you’re planning a Maui honeymoon, there’s no better person to get advice from than Ellie Erickson, Maui Coast Hotel’s senior sales manager.

Halepuna Waikiki by Halekulani is a serene escape designed for travelers seeking luxury and award-winning hospitality.

At the heart of every remarkable hotel experience is someone working behind the scenes to make the impossible possible.

Prince Waikiki is the gateway to Waikīkī. Here's how to spend 3 days with the hotel as your hub.

This itinerary is for serious cooks and eaters visiting Hawaiʻi to explore the island’s diverse food culture. Designed as a self-led culinary tour of Oʻahu, you’ll sample everything from Hawaiian lau lau to local-style Portuguese bean soup to ʻulu noodles.

At SCP Hilo — the acronym stands for Soul Community Planet — the warm and grounded spirit of the hotel is a reflection of its general manager, Breeani Kobayashi-Kualiʻi.

General Manager Jim Pedone feels fortunate to lead the team at Royal Sonesta Kauai Resort – a beachfront property especially ideal for golfers. If this sounds like your idea of the perfect vacation, Pedone’s itinerary is for you.

There are many reasons to travel to Lānaʻi: world-class golf and scuba diving, epic hunting and fishing opportunities, and pristine beaches with crystal-clear water, to name a few.

Have a business trip to Oʻahu coming up? Consider turning it into a “bizcation” by adding a few days of bleisure.

Best known for saying “e komo mai” to honeymooners and families, Maui can also be that rare spot to reclaim solo travel when you don’t have a significant other.

The district of Kona, on the west side of Hawaiʻi Island, is rich in cultural history and offers plenty of adventure travel.