Top 25 Hawaii Influencers on Instagram (Sep 2026)

Cole Mynah posts small kine things, the everyday comedy of growing up in the islands, and reads every collaboration request himself. A+ at 99, the top of this page: Reels reach twice his 94,000 followers.

Zach Ing publishes a new video every week from Oahu and cross-posts to TikTok. A+ at 99 on a 14.31 percent engagement rate, eighteen times the US median for his size, with 73 percent of the audience in Hawaii.

Brieana Mahoni-Evans is a fourth-year teacher who films Hawaii living with her daughter. A+ at 99 on an 8.27 percent engagement rate, ten times the US median for a 20,000 to 50,000 account.

Posting as @trech.kekahuna from Pukalani on Maui through a creator agency, the account keeps its bio to a town and a flag. A+ at 99 on Reels reaching twice its following and a 68 percent Hawaii audience.

Stephanie Lum anchors the evening news, hosts a podcast, runs marathons and races triathlons. A+ at 98 on the second most local audience on this page at 78 percent Hawaii, with Reels reaching almost three times her following.

Ryan Carroll captains charters out of Maui and lists the gear he uses on YouTube. A+ at 98 on Reels reaching two and a half times his 33,500 followers and a 67 percent Hawaii audience.

Bo writes two words in his bio, Kona Hawaii, and lets the Reels do the rest. A+ at 98 on the widest Reel reach here, nearly three times his following, with 74 percent of the audience in Hawaii.

Daniel and Leandra are a farmer and florist couple on Oahu who film their botanical life and DIY projects. A+ at 94 on a 71 percent Hawaii audience and an 86 percent real following.

Tali Letuli-Goeas lists wife, life, gym, model and Tahitian dance, and creative-directs two businesses. A+ at 93 on Reels reaching one and a half times her 63,700 followers.

Sam Mangakahia is a Maori cultural artist in Kahuku who takes custom work and founded a design brand. A at 87 on a 7.23 percent engagement rate and Reels reaching two and a half times his 90,600 followers, with the smallest Hawaii share on this page at 17 percent.

Kelia Oravainen posts food, lifestyle and humour from Oahu with a plain email for collaborations. A at 87 on a 64 percent Hawaii audience and Reels reaching 1.2 times her following.

Kelly finds things to do on Oahu with kids and gives away scavenger hunts. A at 85 on the cleanest audience on this page, 91 percent real, and a 48 percent Hawaii share.

Lewa is a singer and songwriter based in the islands. A at 85 on the most local audience here, 79 percent Hawaii, and a 5.28 percent engagement rate, more than six times the US median for her size.

Tasia covers the best food and activities in Hawaii and keeps a separate lifestyle account. A at 80 on 62,600 followers, 85 percent of them real.

Kaylee Brooke is a 20-year-old singer from Oahu who competed on The Voice in season 24. A at 80 on a 71 percent Hawaii audience and 5.43 percent engagement, nearly seven times the US median for a 20,000 to 50,000 account.

Shayla Amitoelau posts mom life and coffee in Reels and runs a YouTube channel alongside. A at 80 on 3.21 percent engagement, four times the US median for her size, and an 82 percent real audience.

Kenji and Taisei Lee release a podcast episode every Tuesday on YouTube from Oahu. B at 79 on a 57 percent Hawaii audience and an 85 percent real following.

Justin Hirako chronicles Kilauea eruptions, has hiked seven continents and 43 countries, and sells lava prints. B at 78 on 45,500 followers and a 3.45 percent engagement rate, more than four times the US median for his size.

Kili So Silly is the largest account on this page at 183,000 followers and gives away nothing in a bio of emoji. B at 77 on a 5.09 percent engagement rate and a 42 percent Hawaii audience.

Anthony shoots portraits in Honolulu on Sony cameras and spreads a little aloha with each. B at 76 on 91,200 followers, 85 percent of them real, and a 54 percent Hawaii audience.

Roman posts Hawaii comedy and his own music and greets every morning with aloha kakahiaka. B at 76 on the highest engagement rate on this page, 17.26 percent, twenty-two times the US median for his size.

Kama writes her whole bio in Hawaiian, he Hawaii au mau a mau. B at 75 on 55,500 followers and a 41 percent Hawaii audience.

Taylor Shiroma shares date night ideas, activities and eats from Hawaii and is getting married in 2026. B at 74 on a 46 percent Hawaii audience and an 82 percent real following.

Tehani del Mar keeps her bio to one word, Hawaii, and a rainbow. B at 74 on a 57 percent Hawaii audience and 3.17 percent engagement, four times the US median for her size.

Kaipo Dudoit is represented by agencies in Hawaii and Los Angeles and writes his bio in Hawaiian. B at 73 on 76,100 followers with a 58 percent Hawaii audience, and the thinnest Reel reach on this page at a third of his following.