Adventure
Roughing it on the Friendly Isle is about really getting away from it all.
Find shelter in these off-the-beaten-path quarters that are resort-ready in their own ways.
A reader's dream trip has our editors describing how to make it come true.
We navigated the twists and turns of Maui’s famous road to try as many loaves as possible… for research, of course.
Starting at 3,600 feet, this Outfitters Kauai tour cruises downhill with frequent stops to check out Waimea Valley’s various sights.
The Kaiwa Ridge Trail, better known as the Pillbox trail, rewards hikers with a 360-degree view of Lanikai and the Windward Side.
These itineraries are complete with must-see scenery, activities, places to eat and cool stops along the way.
Pitch your tent beside a black-sand beach, inside a volcano or in a redwood forest at these gorgeous Maui campsites.
This must-see natural attraction offers snorkeling, turtle sightings and soothing views. You just have to get there.
A thrilling mountain ridge in Central Oʻahu leads to summit views of the Windward Side.
The Kalalau Trail winds its way through the Napali Coast State Wilderness Park on the north shore of Kauai, in and out of numerous valleys which have been left, for the most part, untouched since Native Hawaiians inhabited them.
Holo Holo Charters’ spectacular boat tour to the Napali Coastline, Niihau and Lehua Island is an unforgettable Hawaii adventure.
These Hawaii recreation areas are great places to pitch your tent.
Twelve miles past Hana, in the Kipahulu district, bamboo forests and an incredible waterfall awaits in the jungle.
We spoke to our January/February issue's cover photographer about tips for reaching it and how to best capture the view.
