Whether you plan to visit the Big Island, Maui, Kauai, Molokai, or Lanai, on every Hawaiian island you’ll hear a musical and warm word: Aloha. Aloha, the Hawaiian way of speaking about love, peace, compassion, and joy is part of islands’ rituals and culture. It’s used as a welcome greeting, a thank you, and a friendly way to say good bye.
But Aloha is more than just a word: it’s a feeling. In Aloha you can see the beauty of nature, hear the sound of restless waves, and taste the hospitality of Hawaiian Islands. And what better way to enjoy a Hawaiian experience than by embracing its local food and culinary delights?
Lanai, exquisite cuisine
Lanai is the perfect place to try something different. It’s the place to be for a full countryside experience, with off-road trails, secluded beaches, and the lunar landscape of Keahiakawelo. But it’s also an amazing place to enjoy five-star resorts, local flavored cafes, and historic hotels. Lanai restaurants have something for every taste and the warmest Aloha for everybody.
Maui, cosmopolite blends
In Maui you can play safe and enjoy the Hawaiian way to make a pizza. Or you can indulge in the luxury cocktail tradition and experience a traditional Hawaiian meal at sunset. After all, Maui is home for some of the most beautiful beaches in Hawaii. Whether you’re looking for adventure, ultimate relaxation, or a romantic mood, Maui restaurants and cafes won’t disappoint you.
Molokai, cultural experience
Molokai is a small and untouched island. You won’t find here touristic attractions, modern developments, or any commercial attitude. Molokai is authentic Hawaii and invites you to adventure on trekking trails, snorkeling, and mule riding. To keep your energy levels high, try macadamia, seafood, or products from a local bakery.
Food says a lot about a place. In Hawaii you’ll find out that food is cooked with love and care. You’ll find it gracious and respectful, with deep roots and stylish flavors. It’s really the taste of Aloha.
