Paia, Maui – Surf Town With Great Food Located on the north shore of Maui, the town of Paia is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. With its pristine beaches, delicious restaurants, and charming boutiques, it’s no wonder that Paia is such a...
While Hawaii is technically part of the United States, over 2,000 miles and a slew of cultural differences separate the islands from the US mainland. Hawaii is a veritable melting pot, and the modern culture of the islands is a stew of Hawaiian, Pacific Islander,...
Lahaina, Maui – Hawaii’s First Capital This blog post was written and published 7 days before the fires claimed the entire town. We haven’t had a chance to edit all of our Lahaina articles, so please use this article to see what Lahaina could one day...
Hawaii is paradise in more ways than one. Not only is the weather perennially sublime, but the islands are also literally peaceful—at least regarding the animal kingdom. Endemic flies are flightless. The native spider—fittingly called the Happy Face Spider—is...
Makawao, Maui – Cowboy Livin’ In Upcountry Maui Located on the slopes of Haleakala up from Maui’s North shore, Makawao is a small town rich in culture and history. With a population of close to 8,000 people, Makawao is one of the smaller towns on...
