Hawaiian Paniolo: A Brief History

Hawaiian Paniolo: A Brief History

Updated June 13th, 2024 From Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid to rodeos that draw ten thousand spectators, people have long been enamored with the cowboy culture. And while Hawaii rarely brings to mind the cowboy country we’ve come to know from films and books, the...
A Perfect Day Around Haiku Maui

A Perfect Day Around Haiku Maui

  Many people look for a new adventure after spending a few lazy days hanging out at their resort pool. If you want to see a different side of Maui, head over to Haiku and spend an exhilarating day on the North Shore.  We’ve mapped out the...
5-Day Maui Itinerary

5-Day Maui Itinerary

Here’s the ultimate guide to Maui on 120 hours:   Day One: Decompress Banish jetlag and get a tan while you’re at it by scoping out Maui’s best beaches. Yes, keep your first day simple.  5 days is not enough, but taking a day to work out any mainland kinks...
10 Maui Activities Unique to Our Islands

10 Maui Activities Unique to Our Islands

  Maui may be synonymous with tiki torch-lit luaus and blissing out on the beach, but for the more intrepid traveler, the island is a veritable playground brimming with one-of-a-kind activities. Whether you’re a thrill seeker or a water baby, a bar fly or a...
A Guide to Kula

A Guide to Kula

  “Everything is cooler in Kula”–or so the expression goes. But when locals utter it, they mean far more than just the weather. From superb restaurants and one-of-a-kind activities to some of the most splendid vistas on the island from up...

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