Exploring the road to Hana is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but dining options on the way are few and far between. Don’t let a rumbling stomach cut your exploration short! Here are a few of our favorite places to stop before (or after) taking on this adventure. Just make sure sure to double check hours before...
Read moreMaui has beautiful weather year round, but a few days in the sun and heat can make anyone start looking for a place to cool down. If shave ice and palm trees aren’t enough to do the trick, a trip upcountry (anywhere along the road to Haleakala’s summit) might be the respite you need. Makawao...
Read moreWhile making sure you book all the tours, sightseeing opportunities and reservations are important, here are some helpful tips that you may not know. From respecting the Aina “land” to protecting yourself, these 5 things are important to know before coming to Hawaii. 1) Single-use Plastic Bags are Banned Be prepared to bring your own...
Read moreIt’s no secret that Maui’s beautiful beaches and warm water attract visitors from far and wide. Among those visitors is a group for over 12,000 humpback whales and their young that make the trip every year from the months of November til May. Listed are just a few ways to catch these magnificent creatures in...
Read moreThe Island of Maui has a lot to offer in terms of food, activities and sights to see, but some experiences are only available to those who plan ahead. Here are a few popular places 1) Star Noodle (4-6 weeks) Star Noodle is by far the most popular place to find gourmet Ramen on Maui...
Read moreA guide to finding the best deals without skipping out on the quality. Some favorites that you will be able to save money, but also have amazing meals. 1) Tin Roof I’m sure this little hole in the wall has been in previous blogs ( for good reason!). It is owned by Chef Sheldon from...
Read moreWhen coming to Maui, planning a snorkel trip, or just bringing your mask and fins to the beach is a must. With Maui’s crystal blue water, it is the perfect place to have an up front experience with so many of Maui’s wildlife. Here are three places to check out if you are looking for...
Read moreI know, when you think of Maui, you do not think “budget”. But lucky for you, if you do it right, you can thoroughly enjoy Maui without going into debt or promising your first born over to rumpelstiltskin. You just need to do a little bit of research. Transportation First off, transportation. Despite all the...
Read moreThe North Shore of Maui, also known as Haiku (hi-coo) or Paia (pie-ee-uh) is recognized for its lush green hills and tropical environment. If you are staying there, or plan on taking a drive towards that side of the island, here are a few places you should definitely stop at on the way. Hookipa (ho-oh-key-puh)...
Read moreAkamai Coffee Company Akamai (https://www.akamaicoffee.com) – Akamai has locations in Kihei, Kahului and Wailea with options for every coffee drinker, from a simple black coffee to a sweet treat, like the Hawaiian Honey Bee Latte and even chai Tea or golden Milk for those who aren’t coffee fans. Akamai’s wide assortment of locally grown and...
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