Maui travel updates

Our Maui hosts welcomes you to their island home

Mahalo for the overwhelming display of aloha from around the globe. OUTRIGGER is following the direction of state and local authorities and supports responsible travel to Maui. The majority of Maui is currently open, and the non-impacted areas of West Maui will be open beginning October 8, 2023. 

For the latest updates, visit the official government website

OUTRIGGER updates

As you prepare for your upcoming trip, please note Oahu, Hawaii Island (Big Island) and Kauai islands are not impacted by wildfire disasters and are safe for travel. 

 

OUTRIGGERCares Maui Host Relief Fund

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Maui Strong Fund

Help support the community of Maui that has been affected with a donation to the Maui Strong Fund. 

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    Love & Aloha: Surfing in Waikiki

    “Love & Aloha: Surfing in Waikiki” Exhibit by Bishop Museum

    As a tribute to the birthplace of surfing and in celebration of the brand’s continued commitment to preserving modern surf culture, OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beach Resort is proud to host this engaging art experience by Bishop Museum designer, Michael Wilson, entitled “Love & Aloha: Surfing in Waikiki.” The immersive display entwines the rich history of Waikiki’s past with the future of surfing by featuring traditional stories, iconic figures within the surfing community, the evolution of the surfboard and more for guests to explore.

    The expansive art experience strategically bridges the gap between old and new, spanning surf’s history with a hand-carved wooden kīkoʻo-style board made by legendary shaper Tom “Pohaku” Stone to the modern foam Moniz Family surfboard. “Love & Aloha: Surfing in Waikiki” also includes a slideshow with compelling imagery of Hawai‘i’s surfing icons, archives of Waikiki Beach through the years, legendary surfing scenes and soundbites from Outrigger’s very own Surfers in Residence program.

    Your next vacation awaits.