Maui No Ka Oi Magazine

Makana Aloha O Ka Lauaʻe, Kumu HulaSt. Anthony School, Hawaiian Culture and Language Teacher as told to SAVANNAH DAGUPION Hula Was in My Future “Before I was...

Each fall, Maui’s trade winds soften and the air grows still, revealing the delicate balance that shapes island life. by Chris Amundson When the trade winds...

Legendary waterman Robby Naish on corporate freedom, rediscovering his windsurfing roots and riding life’s next wave. story by Todd A. Vines photographs by Erik Aeder Late-morning trades...

Fire, Myth & the Fountains of Today story by Chris Amundson photographs by Travis Morrin The night sky above Hawaiʻi Island glows red. From the rim of...

A Family of FlavorAt Lineage, staff meals, family roots and bold flavors drive a menu that redefines Maui dining. story and photographs by Chris Amundson The...

Wind is more than a force that shapes the waves along our shores. It is our teacher, whispering through palms, bending the upland grasses...

Pacific Whale Foundation leads Maui’s rapid response to marine debris Story by Savannah Dagupion | Photographs by Anna Garner On Maui’s windward shores, where the trades...

Treecovery Hawaiʻi is rebuilding the canopy of Lāhainā and Kula, then looking beyond the burn zone. by Chris Amundson Under the porte cochere at Andaz Maui...

For a small island, Maui has a wealth of talented musicians – and a slew of excellent local venues to complement their sounds. From...

Maui’s craft beer scene has matured, driven by bold entrepreneurs, shaped by fire and brimming with a sense of place. story by Todd A. Vines photographs...

What to wear when time loosens Photography & Creative Direction: Brittney Baker Producing: Savannah Dagupion Hair & Makeup: Jacqueline Comero Models: Darren Fryer & Mikaela Bega Assistant: Angeleah Starr-Soria Locations:...

Pascaline Laloux maps Maui’s contours using NOAA charts as her canvas by Ariella Nardizzi The sea has always been Pascaline Laloux’s compass. It carried her from...

The journey of the Humpbacks photographs by Daniel Sullivan story by Maui Nō Ka ʻOi staff Each winter, a familiar rhythm stirs in the Pacific. It begins...

story by Chris Amundson photographs by Pacific Whale Foundation On a good year, the scientists might see them a dozen times, despite spending months searching Maui...

Inside a Wailuku restaurant built on restraint story by Chris Amundson photographs by Selket Kaufman and Chris Amundson On a typical night in Wailuku, Tiffany’s feels less...

Moloka‘i’s Post-a-Nut program ships coconuts – and aloha – across the globe by Ariella Nardizzi At the Ho‘olehua Post Office on Moloka‘i’s west side, coconuts mingle...

Dance and music take audiences on a journey through time.   Story by Serene Gunnison Photographs by Joshua Hardin & Azelan Amundson A pair of torches scarcely illuminates...

Knocked down by tsunamis and battered by time, this beach house refuses to quit. story by Paul Wood photographs by Nina Kuna When they purchased the place...

The top 5 most lavish resort suites on the island of Maui where Hollywood celebs and industry moguls spend their vacations. Resorts from Wailea to Kapalua.

Top beaches in Hawaii in these categories: best family beach, most iconic features, best snorkeling, and most romantic beach sunsets in Hawaiʻi.

  A Whale of a Time Whale Trust marks two milestones with its 20th annual Whale Tales event in West Maui Held during peak whale season, Whale Tales...

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.

On a quiet stretch of coastline along Maui’s western shore lies a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it-town: Olowalu.  Apart from those who stop at the famous Leoda’s Kitchen and...

Discover how the restoration of Koieie Fishpond in North Kihei is helping to connect volunteers with ancient Hawaiian culture, legends and practices of old.

A West Maui restaurant group spills the beans on what it takes to succeed.

Hoofing it up Kealaloloa Ridge, we hike the winding pali trail and rediscover Maui’s past along the way.

Ulua are no easy catch. The powerful, deep-sea-dwelling predators can weigh over 100 pounds. And they’re smart.