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Here’s how to create a romantic getaway on the Valley Isle.
From heavenly banana bread to deep-fried musubi, a trip to the Valley Isle isn’t complete until you’ve tasted these treats.
While the Valley Isle is a tropical paradise, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate the holidays—and relish slightly cooler temperatures.
You won’t regret waking up before dawn. We promise.
Score discounts and extra perks with these limited-time promotions, available now through 2025.
Here’s what you should do if you've only got 48 hours on the Valley Isle.
The century-old Tasaka Guri Guri in Kahului serves up scoops of sweet nostalgia.
The Valley Isle has some of the state’s best beaches, hiking trails and outdoor adventures.
The team gets a sneak peek at the $160 million transformation of this Kāʻanapali resort.
Trilogy Excursions celebrates 50 years of excellence, resilience and aquatic adventures on the Valley Isle.
The popular lūʻau returns to continue nearly 40 years of Hawaiian tradition and culture.
Enjoy a taste of aloha with these beers, wines and liquors produced in the Valley Isle.
Every island has something special about it—and Maui is no exception.
Banana bread on Maui is a hotly contested subject, and these five spots are considered the best of the best by our readers.
From whale-watching to lounging on a golden-sand beach, Kīhei has everything you’d want in a Maui vacation.
Parts of West Maui will start welcoming visitors back on Oct. 6.
From visiting Pāʻia Bay to checking out the Maui Dharma Center, here are some of our favorite things to do in Pāʻia.
Despite the tragic Maui wildfires, the island is still open to visitors—and here's what you should know if you're on your way to the Valley Isle.
The 150-year-old banyan tree is still standing in Lahaina, and experts are optimistic in its survival.
You can’t visit West Maui, including Lahaina, but the rest of the Valley Isle is open.
From chocolate to sunglasses and more, buying these locally-made and designed products will directly aid Maui disaster relief funds.
More Maui victims are identified in what’s now the deadliest U.S. wildfire in over a century.
Through a wide breadth of sewing projects, this close-knit bunch touches lives across Maui.
This week on the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast, Kevin and Cat discuss the tragedy that has resulted from the Maui wildfires.

