Hilton Hawaii
Like every traveler, each island is different.
With Hilton properties in Hawaiʻi, staying four nights means getting the fifth one free, so here are a few ways you can enjoy an extra day in paradise.
KapohoKine Adventures’ Elite Volcano Hike tour showcases the destruction—and creation—of Big Island’s volcanoes.
Aim for the off seasons, send out your invitations early and please, please wear sunscreen.
Here are six ways you and your ohana can enjoy Oahu’s wonderful West Side.
Part car, part motorcycle, the Polaris Slingshot is the ride Hawaii thrill-seekers have been looking for.
Grab your gals, pack the sunscreen and get your bikini bottom to Waikiki.
Trust us, these rooms and suites offer views of paradise that are definitely worth the splurge.
Haiku Mill, Grand Wailea, Shipwreck Beach—did someone say dream wedding?
At these Hilton properties, luxury and privacy go hand in hand.
Experience one of Hawaii’s largest art collections filled with paintings, stained glass and masterfully crafted sculptures.
Coqui frogs, district beef and sprawling properties are just a few of Hawaii Island’s quirks.
When it comes to golf courses designed to show off the beauty of their surroundings, these holes take it to the next level.
From country style cafes to luxury breakfast options, Oahu’s Leeward Coast has a little bit of everything.
From gentle slopes to steep inclines, here are just a few Oahu hikes to get you started.
There’s a little bit of everything for visitors and locals to enjoy in Hilo town.
From the Road to Hana to snorkeling in Kaanapali, this guide lists the best things you have to visit, see and do.
A stroll down Kailua-Kona’s main street reveals delightful food, music and local boutiques.
Don't hike in the rain, don't stay in Waikiki the whole time and please don't touch the turtles.
They're from another era, but still recognizable.
A local writer discovers why the world is constantly drawn to its touristed shores time and again.
These flowers capture the romance of the Islands.
Here’s a handy crash course in Hawaii’s unique, and sometimes baffling, cuisine.
Because you can never have too many waves and palm trees in your scroll.