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This Outstanding Wine Bar in Old Kōloa Town is a Pleasant Surprise - Hawaii Magazine

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This Outstanding Wine Bar in Old Kōloa Town is a Pleasant Surprise - Hawaii Magazine

With a revolving menu of both wine offerings and delicious food pairings, The Tasting Room on Kauaʻi never gets stale. Wine and spirit lovers familiar with Kauaʻi’s south side have most likely met Dan and Ellen O’Connell, owners of The Wine Shop—a fixture in Kōloa Town for nearly 20 years. As a natural extension, “Dan-o” and Ellen’s daughters, Megan and Dani, opened The Tasting Room right next door. The vision for The Tasting Room was simple: I…Read Article

7 Statues of Hawaiian Royalty You Should See in Honolulu - Hawaii Magazine

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7 Statues of Hawaiian Royalty You Should See in Honolulu - Hawaii Magazine

This story was originally published on Jan. 22, 2019. Scattered throughout Honolulu and Waikiki are numerous statues of Hawaiian royalty, such as King Kamehameha the Great, Queen Liliʻuokalani and Prince Jonah Kūhiō. These sculptures, all crafted by master artists, capture the likenesses and regality of their subjects perfectly, so if you’re at all interested in Hawaiian history, it’s worth making the trek to these statues. King Kamehameha the…Read Article

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The Best Lūʻau on Maui in 2025 - Hawaii Magazine

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The 5 Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants on Hawaiʻi Island in 2025 - Hawaii Magazine

Hawaiʻi Island is home to an incredible variety of local farms and producers, providing chefs with the opportunity to prepare creative dishes with the freshest ingredients available. Across the island, you’ll find restaurants committed to working and supporting local farms, ranchers and fishermen. The results are beautiful dishes highlighting the one-of-a-kind flavors of Hawaiʻi. Here are the best farm-to-table restaurants on Hawaiʻi Island, ac…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

4 Reasons to Visit Oʻahu's North Shore on a Summer Day - Hawaii Magazine

This story was originally published on Aug. 5, 2016. The monster winter swells on Oʻahu’s North Shore is world famous, but summertime is a different story. While the surf may be flat and professional surfers are chasing waves elsewhere, there’s still plenty of fun to be had. Here are four reasons why the North Shore is just as great in the summer. 1. Swim in Waimea Bay Waimea Bay. Photo Frank Boisvert Waimea Bay is rough, if not impossible to …Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

The 5 Best Beaches on Maui in 2025 - Hawaii Magazine

Maui has long held a reputation for being home to some of the world’s best beaches. From expansive, sun-soaked shorelines to sheltered coves with abundant marine life, Maui offers something for every type of beachgoer. Whether you’re looking to swim, snorkel, sunbathe or simply soak in the views, the Valley Isle delivers—and our readers seem to agree. Here, we spotlight the top five winners for Best Beach on Maui in HAWAIʻI Magazine’s 2025 Reade…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

The Plans to Restore the Waikīkī War Memorial Natatorium on Oʻahu - Hawaii Magazine

In 1927 a stunning Olympic-size saltwater pool opened on a stretch of Waikīkī Beach, dedicated to the 10,000 soldiers, sailors and other volunteers from Hawai‘i who served in World War I. It featured a grand beaux arts archway leading to an ocean-water swim basin, with bleachers, bathhouses and a panoramic ocean view. Fittingly, on opening day, Olympic gold medalist and surfing ambassador Duke Kahanamoku dove into the pool to take the first ce…Olympics · Honolulu Read Article

How Mākaha Helped Revolutionize Hawaiʻi's Surf Culture - Hawaii Magazine

This story was originally published on Feb. 20, 2020. Hawaiʻi’s first premier big wave surf spot wasn’t always Waimea on Oʻahu or Peʻahi (aka Jaws) on Maui. It was a break located on the west side of Oʻahu, just up the coast from Waiʻanae, called Mākaha. In the 1930s, surfing in Hawaiʻi was very different than what we think of as surfing today. The surfboards were long and heavy, high-flying ariel maneuvers and more aggressive styles of surfin…Mākaha · Mākaha Read Article

Hawaiʻi State Flag Derives From King Kamehameha I

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HONOLULU (KHON2) - In the ahupuaʻa of Honouliuli, which lies in the moku of ʻEwa here on Oʻahu, stands a roadway which brings our attention to our flag. We are speaking of Puwalu St. The story behind statue of King Kamehameha I In Hawaiian, the word puwalu can mean “all together or in unison,” but it also means “flag, as on a pole.” The first flag to Hawaiʻi was around 1794 when Chief Kamehameha voluntarily ceded to Great Britain. He was…See the Story

Sea urchins destroying another reef – overfishing blamed

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Another coral reef is in danger of being destroyed by sea urchins – Hōnaunau Bay, Hawaii is being overrun because of commercial fishing.Hawaii · Hawaii See the Story

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