Maui Style

Our annual love song celebrates the things we love most about Maui.

Hawaiian sailing canoes used to be the island transportation of the past. Teams OluKai and WOW invite passengers to try their hand at paddling.

The world knows Sun Yat-sen as the leader of one of the greatest revolutions of the twentieth century. Far fewer know the man who made that revolution possible, known as the Maui king.

How Hawaiian quilters layered secret messages of love, spirit, and quiet rebellion into works of art.

A Maui crew became the first Hawai‘i team to finish the 2009 Moloka‘i Hoe, placing second in this world-championship outrigger-canoe race—unprecedented feats for a Neighbor Island crew.

Maui's "Big Beach" celebrates the return of much-needed lifeguards.

Read four more "bests," then give us your nominees for best things on Maui.

Two-dozen students, representing halau from Maui, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Island and Japan, will compete at this year’s Hula O Na Keiki event.

Our five environmental heroes for 2013 are saving the planet and paving the way for a greener future for Maui, Hawaiʻi, and the rest of the world.

Join the ancient Japanese traditions of the annual obon season, where revelers from across the island come together for a festive night to honor the departed.

Maui Makers was founded as part of the “maker movement,” inventors and tinkerers who take DIY to the extreme.

Exploring Maui’s places of worship is a pilgrimage into the rich and compelling history of this multicultural island.

25 reasons to love Maui — from chocolate to surfing!

One lucky winner and a guest will enjoy a romantic dinner for two at the Banyan Tree at The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua.

31 Reasons to Love Maui!

Filipinos mark 100 years of history on Maui.

A great resort is much more than simply a place to rest your head, and no one knows that better than Maui's resort destinations. Here's what's new and novel—whatever type of traveler you are.

Under the direction of canoe builder Charlie Noland, the entire staff of Kaanapali Beach Hotel, housekeepers to general manager, worked on the canoe, used traditional tools and techniques to carve, sand and make a traditional Hawaiian canoe seaworthy.

Every year, we celebrate the people, places, plants, animals, traditions, and initiatives that make Maui nō ka ‘oi—the best.

The Maui County Fair returns with orchids and livestock and thrill rides—oh, my!

How to tie the knot Hawaiian-style.

From Tongan choirs to camping at Hulopoe, our shaka list gives you 25 reasons to fall in love with Maui.

Chasing history by outrigger canoe: a landlubber's log on a voyage to the Northwest Hawaiian Islands

People once called E.K. Fernandez the Barnum of the Pacific, but he was beyond compare, a Hawaiian original.

Savvy wahine know how to turn heads: Choose couture designed for island comfort and style—or you might as well wear nothing at all.

We asked residents of Maui's small towns to share their favorite spots, shops, dining and more.

Huialoha has weathered earthquakes, storms, even the exodus of its people. For 150 years, the remote Maui coast has summoned a cast of characters to its aid.