Hawaii Travel News

Hurricane Lowell’s track shifted west of Kauai, but we’re preparing more than we have before. Here’s what we’re seeing on Kauai as the powerful storm approaches.

A Kalaupapa memorial first envisioned more than 40 years ago has taken an important step forward, even as the future of visitor access remains unresolved.

We returned to Hamoa Beach on Maui remembering that Ernest Hemingway loved it. Then we tried to evidence he was there and discovered a very different story.

We use Waymo when we travel, but Hawaii still doesn’t have it. We found that Hawaii DOT has already been talking with Waymo about what could come next.

Punalu’u’s 72-year county arrangement ended, but the landowner has now offered a free 10-year conservation easement that could keep the familiar public beach experience alive.

A reef fish visitors recognize from Hawaii snorkeling could again be commercially collected.

Two competing airline projects will add more than 23,000 square feet at HNL, but where they are, who gets inside and when they open are very different stories.

After years of uncertainty in West Maui, our latest stay revealed a resort experience that felt unexpectedly strong on price, location, beach access, and overall ease.

Visitors are spending nearly the same amount on a Hawaii vacation as before, but now fitting it into almost 30 fewer hours. That changes more than the itinerary.