Whether you're eagerly awaiting the start of the school year, lamenting the fast-approaching end of the summer season, or you're ready to kick off a brand new adventure, one thing is for sure: no time is a bad time for a trip to Maui, Hawaii. Though you certainly don't need a specific reason to book yourself a trip to the land of aloha, we're offering up some inspiration for why a well-deserved venture to The Valley Isle could - and should - ... read more
Why Hawaii’s Food Culture is the Coolest
We're not saying Hawaii's food culture is necessarily better than the rest of the 49 states when it comes to destinations with rich food cultures that adequately tantalize your tastebuds, but we are saying Hawaii's food culture is probably, most likely, definitely, absolutely, one hundred percent the coolest. This month, we explore what makes the Aloha State's food culture so unique, and why Maui - if it isn't already - should hang somewhere ... read more
Take Your Pick: Where to Drink on Maui
While we've provided our readers with plenty of suggestions for where to feast on Maui's most delicious foodie delights - from the island's best street eats to our top local restaurant recommendations - we have yet to offer specifics for several our favorite Maui watering holes. And by water, we of course mean not water. This time around, we're giving you a guide to the best bars on Maui, broken down by which type of alcohol you prefer, plan ... read more
Supporting Sustainable Businesses in Hawaii
Here on Maui, sustainability is more than just a concept: it's a lifestyle, a necessity and a challenge. With so much obvious natural beauty around every corner, as well as local regulations like the statewide billboard ban - which also exists in Vermont, Alaska and Maine - and the recent 2021 reef-safe sunscreen requirements set in place to preserve our island paradise, we see how valuable it is not only to recognize the local initiatives and ... read more
Maui Regional Guide: Top Activities in Each Area
Those of us fortunate enough to have spent any real time on Maui can attest that it doesn't take long to get a grasp on the different areas of the island. From Hana Highway's remote jungle landscapes to the bustling resort-lined beaches of Ka'anapali and Wailea - not to mention everything in between - the majority of the island's major tourist areas can be explored within the span of a week or less, at least for those willing to forego another ... read more