Hawaii Parks and Refuges

Discover sustainable Hawaiian fashion with hand-painted up-cycled apparel and handcrafted clay jewelry. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind expression of island artistry and eco-conscious style.

We are a unique chocolatier and chocolate maker located on Maui, Hawaii, crafting bold and innovative chocolates, celebrating Filipino-Hawaiian flavors. Connecting the world with every bite.

Our Honolulu By Bob Krauss Letters tell of forgotten Hawaiians HIVA OA, Marquesas Islands—At Atuona, a tattooed Marquesas wearing a “Aranui Crew” tank-top pointed from the cargo deck do…

Mana 'Ohana Boutique

The Ukulele Hall of Fame Museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of ukulele history.

Hawaii Travel Ko Tiki Terrace pays tribute to Hawaii culture, lore, food, and tiki lounge vibes of old Waikiki - a stunning contrast to commercial venues.

Molokai-Mainland Sweet Potato Palau May 10: Feast Day of St. Damien of Molokai We took an inter-island trip with Islander’s parents and brother a few years ago when her Daddy turned 70. The family …

Electronic Library and Archive containing digital editions of documents published by or about the National Park Service and the National Parks, National Monuments, National Historic Sites covering their natural and cultural history

After visiting every notable shave ice stand on the island, we came away with a standout winner for the best shave ice in Kauai. This guide will help you decide which shave ice stands are worth trying.

Kalaupapa National Historic Park on Molokaʻi’s remote north shore now offers visitors a deeply personal tour of what was once an isolated quarantine zone.

The ultimate Hawaiian Pidgin dictionary. Learn local Hawaii slang, explore our authentic island apparel, and immerse yourself in local culture.

Cinco de mayo crafts and other activities for young children.

I am an unabashed fan of Food Trucks that hawk wonderful, unique gourmet edibles and potables.  Maybe it's an instinct that goes back to b...

Junior Calisto Palos is a native Hawaiian who crafts priceless, heirloom-quality artifacts out of Hawaiian koa wood, mango wood, milo, and other woods. Such treasures will truly last a lifetime and be handed down for generations to come.

In Hawaiian, Ohana Nui means "Extended Family." Welcome Home.

Mahomet's Best Poke and Hawaiian BBQ spot

Sushi Tokiwa is a 9-seat sushi bar in Suntory Restaurant in the Royal Hawaiian Center. The sushi chef is from Sushizen of Hokkaido, a storied establishment that produced many alumni. Sushizen is thought of as the one bringing a sort of Edomae style sushi to Hokkaido. Sushizen’s founder Shimamiya-san is an alumnus of Nakada, which was one of the “big 3 sushiya of Ginza.” Notably, Sushizen created the original torotaku roll (thick cut toro, with oshinko, shiso, and white sesame seeds) at the ...

Indulge in the freshest poke bowls crafted with sustainably sourced seafood, elevated by authentic Hawaiian flavors

Halawa Valley on the island of Molokai isn’t one of Hawaii’s most famous landmarks, but that doesn’t make it any less stunning. It’s a beautiful, off-the-beaten-path location that supported the traditional Hawaiian way of life well into the ‘50s. To get to Halawa

Walking tours are one of the great free things to do on Oahu. Tour Waikiki's historic trails to take in some rich Hawaiian culture and history, but you get to work on your tan and get a little exercise, too! The Waikiki Historic Trail is one of Oahu’s most popular walking tours. It covers 23 amazing […]

Cinnamon Girl is Hawaii’s original (and favorite) women and girls specialty boutique since 1994, practically inventing the Mommy and Me niche with our beautiful original Hawaiian florals. Cinnamon Girl introduced mommy and me matching dresses and blouses to Hawaii.

Eco friendly activity kits for your kiddos! These games and activities all include an emphasis on the Hawaiian Islands as we are a Maui based small business! Come on in and pick a game or two to purchase for your next trip to paradise! If you know a kiddo who is going to be traveling here soon- this is a perfect gift!

From the heart of West Maui comes a story of heritage, hustle, and flavor. Kawika, born and raised on this island, has always had a deep love for cooking. By blending his Hawaiian upbringing with his Mexican roots, he created Sazón Mexa — a food truck that’s quickly become a local favorite. More than just delicious food, this truck represents everything West Maui stands for: family, community, and Aloha. With unbeatable customer service, bold and authentic flavors, and a vibe that feels like home, Kawika is serving more than meals — he’s serving connection. This is more than a food truck. It’s West Maui Mexi-style, on a plate.