Pink. That’s the first thing you’ll see walking into TRH Inspired. From clothing to water bottles, tote bags and bathrobes, everything sold at this little boutique flaunts a shade of light pink reminiscent of The Royal Hawaiian. And that’s no coincidence. TRH stands for “The Royal Hawaiian,” and the products that fill these shelves are […]
This World Ocean Day, join Pacific Whale Foundation as it celebrates filmmakers passionate about protecting the ocean and marine wildlife during the 7th Annual World Whale Film Festival. Presented by the nonprofit ocean conservation organization in collaboration with venue sponsor OCEAN Organic Farm & Distillery, the film festival lights up the screen at OCEAN’s scenic Upcountry Maui location
Buying a home in Hawaiʻi is by no means an easy task—especially if you’re doing it without the assistance of a realty agent. There are so many factors to consider: Where in Hawaiʻi will you be looking? What’s your price point? What’s the overall market doing? However, there are common mistakes that the folks at
Opening this April, Wailea Beach Resort’s newest pool destination, Olakino, is a first of its kind on Maui—a reservations-only waterside retreat designed to relax and rejuvenate mind, body and soul. Complementing the resort’s elevated offerings, Olakino is an exclusive adults-only wellness oasis that includes culinary refreshments, guided wellness practices and mini spa treatments. The secluded poolside
Waking up to a view of Diamond Head from your balcony. Sipping a mai tai under the banyan tree by the ocean. Enjoying a relaxing lomilomi message in the hotel’s world-class spa. That’s the kind of experience you can have at the grand Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort & Spa, in the heart of Waikīkī.
From colorful waterproof totes to quick-drying towels emblazoned with bold patterns, beachgoers don’t have to trade style for function at Lamonts. The boutique, in the lobby of the Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa, carries fashion-forward brands—many of them locally owned—so you’ll not only be prepared, but also well-dressed, for the beach. It’s also a wonderful
Opening this April, Wailea Beach Resort’s newest pool destination, Olakino, is a first of its kind on Maui—a reservations-only waterside retreat designed to relax and rejuvenate mind, body and soul. Complementing the resort’s elevated offerings, Olakino is an exclusive adults-only wellness oasis that includes culinary refreshments, guided wellness practices and mini spa treatments. The secluded poolside
For many, living in Mānoa is a dream come true. A verdant valley community minutes away from Honolulu, the charm of Mānoa lies in its properties and people. Full of multigenerational households, old homes and plenty of undeveloped space, this coveted neighborhood is highly sought after by both locals and newcomers wanting to set down roots. If you’re looking
What better way to experience authentic aloha than at Waimea Plantation Cottages? An oasis of calm in the heart of one of Kauaʻi’s most distinctive regions, the 43-acre property feels special — and it is. Perhaps it is because these vintage plantation homes were once lived in and loved by people who helped shape the
Traveling from far and wide, generations of eager visitors have journeyed to vibrant Waikīkī—known for its picturesque beaches, relaxing daytime atmosphere and bustling nightlife. But what starts as a vacation spot—a place to visit to escape daily routines—can turn into much more: a place of refuge and self-discovery. Once there, where to stay? Who guides
For some, renting a home in Hawaiʻi is a vital first step toward eventual homeownership. Whether you’re a local looking to find a space to call your own or a potential homebuyer from the Mainland looking to see what life in the Islands is like before jumping deeper into the market, here are some things
Much more than your stock standard gift and sundry shop in Waikīkī, Accents at the Royal Hawaiian Resort is perfect for visitors and even locals looking to buy unique, locally made gifts for family and friends—and to accent their own homes. “We’ve got locally made gifts for everyone in the ʻohana including the fur babies,”
