From identifying changing constellations in the night sky to noticing when ʻamaʻama (mullet) spawn, ancient Hawaiians were incredibly observant of their The seasonal changes may be subtle, but Hawaiʻi ...

Along with musubi, The Musubi Truck also serves poke bowls and bentos. Photo: Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority (HTA)/Ben Ono With three food trucks on Kauaʻi—Kapaʻa, Hanapēpē and Kōloa—this business is all ...

Situated about a 30-minute drive south of Hilo, the community in and around Pāhoa on Hawaiʻi Island boasts eclectic vibes and ...

The Hawaiian Islands are famous for their golden beaches—and even shorelines with black, green and red sand. Every year, we ...

To the naked eye, it looks like plaid, but locals can spot palaka prints from miles away. Palaka, known for its signature white woven pattern atop a solid color—typically red, blue or green—has been a ...

Yes, you can find delicious banana bread across the Islands, but Maui is known for producing some of the best. Usually made ...

Scattered across the Islands are one-of-a-kind neighborhoods, from historic plantation districts to idyllic surf hubs and ...

Thousands of you voted for your Island favorites. Now we’re excited to share the winners of our 14th annual Readers’ Choice Awards! From beloved towns and beautiful beaches to where to find ʻono loco ...

*This story was originally published on May 5, 2015, and updated in May 2026. While plenty of bars and restaurants throughout Hawaiʻi will break out the Dos Equis, chips and salsa for today’s Cinco de ...