Hapuna Realty Blog Posts

“I think the Kona coffee has a richer flavor than any other, be it grown where it may and call it by what name you please.” Mark Twain When American…

After a three-year pandemic pause, the VinFast Ironman World Championship triathlon comes back to Kona October 6 & 8, 2022, with a new sponsor, a new two-day format, and the…

Hawaii’s culinary scene has become something of a phenomenon, thanks in no small part to two of the original founding chefs of Hawai‘i Regional Cuisine, Roy Yamaguchi and Alan Wong.…

The stage at Kahilu Theatre, like every stage, has a story. But unlike other stages, Kahilu’s story actually begins with a few cows, and includes Hawaiian history, a ranching legacy,…

A hidden treasure in the heart of Waimea, the Isaacs Art Center contains a remarkable collection of Hawai‘i and Pacific art behind its unassuming doors. Inside, one discovers koa bowls…

Food is a big deal on the Big Island of Hawai’i. And in spite of a couple of challenging years, island chefs and restaurateurs are still celebrating the food they…

In recent weeks, you may have seen photos of a beachfront house on O‘ahu that was washed off its post and pier foundation by ocean waves. This photo went viral…

Honoka‘a Western Week If you mosey around Honoka‘a in the month of May, you might see streets and storefronts—even people and pets—all gussied up cowboy style getting ready for Honoka‘a…

It’s been called the “Olympics of Hula,” a three-night competition that brings some of Hawaii’s top hālau (troupes) to Hilo during the week after Easter Sunday. Tickets sell out months…

“The Polynesian tiare flower is a symbol of harmony, and my mantra for our business,” says Kim Leone Castellano, founder of Tiare Rose, a new, sustainable fashion and beauty boutique…