Luaus have been a Hawaiian tradition for centuries, and remain an integral part of the culture today.

The Big Island of Hawaii is home to the most active volcano in the East Rift Zone. Visitors can watch as the lava courses down the mountain and reshapes the island.

This brewery and restaurant will leave your taste buds wanting more.

Kayaking to the Mokuluas is one of the best ways to experience what Hawaii has to offer. Coral reef, sea turtles, deserted islands, and more make this excursion a must.

Since the economic downturn, island-hopping has become more expensive and less popular. Read more to find out what modes are available, how much they cost, and what perks they offer.

If you've ever thought about running or walking 26.2 miles, there is no better place to do it than Honolulu. The course is mostly flat and every kilometer boasts gorgeous scenery.

Mt. Ka'ala is Oahu's tallest peak and considered by many to be a fine example of what Hawaii was like before humans settled here. Abundant in native flora and fauna, and spectacular views, this day hike is worth every step.

Local farmers bring their bounty to Kapi'olani Community College every Saturday morning. Tempt your taste buds with fresh greens and local grinds.

Malaekahana Bay offers solitude, natural beauty, and true peace and quiet to the weary traveler.

Turtle Bay blends the essential ingredients of relaxation, fun, and food to create its own version of paradise.