Located on Maui's rugged southern coast, La Perouse Bay offers a striking blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Known to the locals as Keone’o’io Bay, this area serves as a vivid reminder of Maui's volcanic past and cultural richness.

The bay is the site of the most recent volcanic activity on Maui, with the last lava flows dating back to around 1790, not from Haleakalā’s summit but from its southwest rift zones. This historic eruption left behind a stark landscape of rough lava rocks, creating a natural barrier that has preserved the area’s secluded charm.

On May 29, 1786, French Admiral Jean-Francois de Galaup La Perouse became the first Westerner to set foot on Maui, landing at Keone’o’io Bay. His arrival marked the beginning

A year has passed since Lahaina, the historic heart of Maui, faced the deadliest fire in over a century. Native Hawaiians have regarded Maui as their sacred place for centuries, and Lahaina is at the heart of this spiritual connection. It was here that the first capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom was established. Carmen Lindsey, chairwoman of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, stated that "Lahaina holds some of the most historically significant cultural properties and highest-ranking sacred remains of our ancestors."

Nearly a year ago, the once vibrant town of Lahaina was engulfed by flames, marking the largest natural disaster in Hawaii since Hurricane Iniki. In less than 24 hours, the community of 9,100 residents saw their beloved town reduced to

Welcome to Kihei, where every sunset paints the sky with a palette of colors that could rival any masterpiece. Known for its stunning coastal views and vibrant community, Kihei also offers some of the best locations to watch the sun dip below the horizon. Whether you’re seeking a tranquil beach, a vibrant social scene, or an upscale dining experience, Kihei has it all. From the serene sands of Keawakapu Beach to the lively atmosphere at Maui Brewing Co., discover the best places to catch a stunning Hawaiian sunset.

Keawakapu Beach

3035 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753

For a serene sunset experience, head to Keawakapu Beach, stretching along the south end of Kihei. This hidden gem, extending from south Kihei to Wailea’s Mokapu Beach,

Calling all breakfast enthusiasts! Get ready to ditch the ordinary and dive into the extraordinary as we embark on a culinary journey across the island of Maui. Forget the tourist traps and predictable pancake joints – today, we're spilling the beans on Maui's hidden breakfast treasures, where every bite is a burst of sunshine and aloha spirit. From cozy cafes tucked away in tropical nooks to roadside diners serving local favorites, join us as we uncover the island's best-kept brunch secrets where the journey off the beaten path leads to delicious rewards. So grab your coffee mug and your appetite because this is one breakfast adventure you won't want to miss. 

Sea House at Napili Kai Beach Resort

5900 Lower Honoapiilani Rd, Lahaina

As Maui welcomes the vibrant energy of spring this April, the island becomes a kaleidoscope of cultural richness, offering an array of events that promise memorable experiences for every participant. From the soul-stirring melodies at the Kapalua Concert Series featuring Gretchen Rhodes, to the laughter-filled evening with Wanda Sykes at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center, the month is a testament to Maui's diverse and dynamic community spirit. Whether its reggae rhythms from The Green or the traditional celebrations at the East Maui Taro Festival, April is a month of connection— to each other, to the land, and to the rhythms that move us. Join us as we dive into the heart of Maui's April events.

Photo: Four Seasons Resort Maui

Maui's enchanting landscapes, where the whisper of the ocean meets the caress of balmy breezes, create the perfect backdrop for a journey of relaxation and renewal. This island isn't just about picturesque beaches and stunning hikes; it's also home to some of the most tranquil spas and wellness centers, where the art of pampering is taken to new heights. 

Whether you're a visitor seeking a serene escape from your adventures or a local looking to unwind, this guide will introduce you to Maui's finest spots for self-care. From oceanfront luxury treatments to intimate boutique experiences, we explore the top sanctuaries of serenity on the island. Dive into our curated selection of the best places to relax,

In the heart of Upcountry Maui lies Makawao Town, a captivating blend of paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) heritage and vibrant artistic culture. Steeped in ranching history, Makawao emerged as a hub for paniolo, who would gather to share stories, participate in rodeos, and supply the needs of the local ranches. This culture has deeply influenced Makawao's identity, shaping its social and economic fabric. 

Today, Makawao is renowned as a hub of creativity and culture, attracting artists, artisans, and those who appreciate the unique blend of Hawaiian tradition and modern living.

The town’s streets are lined with an eclectic mix of shops and boutiques, where local fashion and sustainable design take center stage. Art galleries showcase the works of

February in Maui is not just about beautiful beaches and tropical landscapes; it's a month brimming with diverse events and cultural experiences. From enchanting melodies at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center to the educational insights of Whale Tales, the island offers a plethora of activities catering to all interests. Whether you're drawn to the arts, passionate about environmental conservation, or a fan of live music, Maui in February provides a vibrant tapestry of events. These gatherings not only entertain but also deepen the understanding and appreciation of Maui's rich cultural and natural heritage.

Brett Young Concert

February 4, 2024 | Maui Arts and Cultural Center | Kahului

Country music sensation Brett Young will be performing

Courtesy of: Plantation House

Perched on Maui's lush northwest coast, a mere 20-minute drive from the vibrant town of Lahaina, lies Kapalua—a haven of luxury and serenity. This prestigious area, renowned for its world-class resorts, championship golf courses, and pristine beaches, is steeped in rich history and culture. 

Once an agricultural heartland, Kapalua has evolved from its roots, where acres of coffee, taro, and pineapple flourished under the nurturing hands of early settlers. Today, this legacy lives on in the community's deep respect for the land and its bounties. Amidst this backdrop of natural beauty and historical reverence, Kapalua has emerged as a culinary destination par excellence. 

Here, every restaurant and dining establishment

Welcome to January in Maui, a month that promises to exhilarate your senses and elevate your spirit. Each day unfolds with new adventures, from world-class golf tournaments to soulful music festivals. As we turn the page to a new year, Maui bursts into a kaleidoscope of activities, each offering its unique charm. Let's dive into a January packed with unforgettable events, perfect for starting the year on a high note!

Sentry Tournament of Champions

January 4th - 7th

Kapalua Plantation Course

The Sentry Tournament of Champions marks the beginning of the PGA TOUR in style. Not only does it feature the preeminent in golfing, but it also offers opportunities for fans to get up close with their favorite players. The scenic views of the