Haleiwa
From Hanalei to Hale‘iwa, you'll want to book mark these destinations because Hawai‘i’s oceanside towns offer more than just beautiful beaches.
Here’s an essential checklist for first-time travelers to the Gathering Place.
Our readers didn’t just want to know what to do in Hawaiʻi, but also what not to do.
From beachy boutiques to excellent burgers and more, Haleʻiwa is a visitor fave on Oʻahu's North Shore for a reason.
To thank the North Shore community for more than seven decades of support, the family-run shop is offering special prices on shave ice and limited edition apparel this Saturday.
No, not Matsumoto Shave Ice or Aoki’s Shave Ice. Kaimana Shave Ice is the real deal with real fruit syrups.
Sweet As believes that ice cream should make you happy—and here it certainly does.
Without the Haleʻiwa Hotel, there would have been no Haleʻiwa.
Residents on Maui say this is some of the worst flooding they've seen in the past 25 years.
Beaches are still fairly empty, businesses have reopened and parking isn’t a nightmare—yet.
The normally bustling North Shore visitor hub is now nearly a ghost town.
The normally bustling beachside borough’s electric energy has been reduced to a low hum.
This week on the “Have Aloha Will Travel” podcast, Cat, Kevin and Kyla chat about what Waikīkī, Kailua and Haleʻiwa are like right now.
Hawaiian Shochu Co. uses Hawaiian sweet potatoes to make the beloved distilled spirit.
Going on a cage-free shark dive with One Ocean Diving is an unforgettable experience.
It’s called the Ichiban and only Matsumoto Shave Ice in Haleʻiwa serves it.
Everyone will tell you Oahu's North Shore community has its own vibe.
The best part: Much of it hasn’t changed at all.
Find out more about this North Shore icon on Oʻahu.