Culture rounds out to eight guides
Two more Culture additions: Hawaiian place names, decoding the descriptive elements (wai, pali, mauna, nui) behind most of the names on a Hawaiʻi map, and traditional crafts, covering lauhala weaving, kāpa cloth, feather work and wood carving as living practiced skills.
Do department: ziplining and golf
Ziplining covers where the islands' steep volcanic terrain makes for genuinely spectacular courses, and golf courses by island breaks down the Big Island's distinctive lava-field courses versus Kapalua's trade-wind challenges on Maui.
Plan: the last of the four island itineraries
A Kauaʻi itinerary completes the set alongside Oʻahu, Maui and the Big Island — deliberately the slowest-paced of the four, matching the island itself.
Food: groceries and dietary restrictions
Groceries & dietary restrictions covers where to actually shop and specific, practical guidance for vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and allergy-conscious travelers — a real gap the site hadn't addressed directly before now.
What's next
A tide-pooling guide, a mountain-biking guide, a local beer & brewery guide, and a first-timer FAQ are next on the board.