Rock Meets Mountain
Brit rock musician Mick Fleetwood hangs his hat at a gentleman's estate in Kula, Maui.
Top Five Places to Wine & Dine Your Date on Maui
Looking for the perfect place to enjoy a romantic meal?
In Their Own Words
Kainoa Pestana Pu‘u Kukui Watershed, conservation manager as told to CHRIS AMUNDSON Photograph by Dee Coyle “As Hawaiians, we learn from a very young age that there’s...
Social Structure: Hawaiian Hale
Indigenous architecture was shaped by—and helped to shape—life in early Hawai‘i. Descendants of the Islands’ first people are building on that foundation.
Maui North Shore Road Trip
Baldwin Avenue begins at sea level on Maui's north shore, and winds its way up the mountain to the crossroads of an old cowboy town. In between lies a century and a half of island history.
Jaws: A Bite Out of History
Three surfers chronicle their encounters with one of the most infamous waves in the world.
The Meaning of Kamaʻaina
The Hawaiian work kamaʻaina isn’t so much about bloodlines and birthplace, as about a fully intentional way to live.
The Sacred Spine
Ancient Hawaiian mythology tells of the sacred shapeshifting dragons, or moo, which holds supernatural powers. Their presence is still felt by many.
Cultured Fellow
Our dining editor learns how to produce edible mushrooms from mycologist Charles Tresidder.
The Great Pohole Challenge
Five award-winning chefs share recipes featuring pohole (fiddlehead fern).
Your Guide to Nāpili
Five miles beyond bustling Kā‘anapali, high-rise resorts give way to charming coastal neighborhoods. Infinitely long beaches are replaced by rocky coastlines and protected coves....
Maui Photo of the Week
Share your best Maui photos for a chance to see them featured on MauiMagazine.net.
Lono’s Season
Teya Penniman explores the cultural significance and modern practices of Makahiki season in Hawaii. Learn about this sacred celebration in honor of Lono.
True to Her Roots
A Day in the Life with Emanuela “Manu” Vinciguerra, Sales & Marketing Director at Kumu Farms.
Weapons of Old Hawaiʻi
Weapons of Old Hawaiʻi Once central to battle, mea kaua now teach story, balance and identity in today’s islands by Savannah Dagupion photographs by Daniel Sullivan Kekai Kapu...
Thirty-hour Getaway to Lānaʻi
How to pack a leisurely, luxurious vacation into less than a weekend? The answer is an island-hop away.
All in the Family
There’s a saying in English that you can’t choose your family. But with an ancient and enduring Hawaiian tradition called hānai, sometimes you can.































