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HAWI The wooden sign reading “Welcome to Hawi” appears suddenly as I round a bend in the northern tip of Hawaii’s Big Island. My rental Jeep slows instinctively. Unlike the resort-clogged beaches 30 miles south, this hamlet of just 1,934 residents feels s
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HAWI The wooden sign reading “Welcome to Hawi” appears suddenly as I round a bend in the northern tip of Hawaii’s Big Island. My rental Jeep slows instinctively. Unlike the resort-clogged beaches 30 miles south, this hamlet of just 1,934 residents feels s
The wooden sign reading “Welcome to Hawi” appears suddenly as I round a bend in the northern tip of Hawaii’s Big Island. My rental Jeep slows instinctively. Unlike the resort-clogged beaches 30 miles south, this hamlet of just 1,934 residents feels suspended in time. Colorful plantation-era buildings line the single main street, with zero chain stores in sight. I’ve explored 38 Hawaiian towns over the years, but something about Hawi’s authentic …
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