See what the experts are saying about Maui. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Introduction
Magnificent Maui Many people have remarked upon the verdant Valley Isle's resemblance to a woman. Whether you see it or not, this island certainly nurtures plenty of men, women and children from various parts of the world. West Maui:... Continue reading »
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History
In the Beginning Approximately five million years ago, an undersea eruption created two volcanic mountains, Mauna Kahalawai and Haleakala. Mauna Kahalawai, now an extinct volcano, became the rugged West Maui Mountains. Majestic 10,023-foot... Continue reading »
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Where to stay
As one of the top vacation destinations in the world, Maui can boast more than its fair share of lodging choices—large and small, inexpensive and princely. The 'Valley Isle', as it's known, is sprinkled liberally with hotels, especially on th... Continue reading »
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Eat drink
Dining in Maui is overwhelming. Culinary styles hail from around the world, and some styles are unique to Maui alone. In one week—and in one town—a visitor can feast on Thai and French cuisine, fresh game and fresh fish, sandwiches, burritos... Continue reading »
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Entertainment
Maui doesn't have a quarter of Oahu's population, but it seems to have almost as many activity choices. Whether hiking, biking, snorkeling or windsurfing is your passion, there are a dozen places to go and a dozen companies to act as guide.... Continue reading »
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Tours
Maui is an island of such stunning natural beauty that the journey from one town to the next is a scenic tour within itself. Blue water, white sand and miles of sugarcane fields dominate the south end of the island, while the majestic West Ma... Continue reading »
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Getting there
Getting There: By Air: Maui is serviced by the Maui Kahului Airport (OGG) (http://www.state.hi.us/dot/airports/maui/ogg/) which provides domestic, international and inter-island commercial service. Visitors to Maui can also fly into... Continue reading »
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Fun facts
Maui State: Hawaii Country: United States Maui by the Numbers: Population: 128, 241 Elevation: 48 feet Average Annual Rainfall: 19.8 inches Average Jan. Temperature: 72 degrees F Average July Temperature: 79 degrees... Continue reading »
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Introduction
Maui, also called the Valley Isle, is just a small dot in the vast Pacific Ocean, but it has the potential to offer visitors unforgettable experiences: floating weightless through rainbows of tropical fish, standing atop a 10,000-foot volcano... Continue reading »
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Best dining bets
Ma?ana Garage (tel. 808/873-0220): It's great fun dining here, and the food is fantastic, too. Tuck in to fabulous arepas (cornmeal-cheese griddle cakes with smoked salmon), fried green tomatoes, excellent ceviche, and a host of new flavors i... Continue reading »
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The best adventures
Branch out while you're in Maui. Do something you wouldn't normally do -- after all, you're on vacation. Below is a list of adventures I highly recommend. Some are a bit pricey, but these splurges are worth every penny. Scuba Diving: You'r... Continue reading »
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The best authentic experiences
Taking the Plunge: Don mask, fins, and snorkel, and explore the magical world beneath the surface of the ocean, where kaleidoscopic clouds of tropical fish flutter by exotic corals; a sea turtle might even come over to check you out. Molokini... Continue reading »
Maui Travel Experiences
Popular Maui Hotels
- Fairmont Kea Lani Resort
- Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa
- Sheraton Maui Hotel
- Napili Kai Beach Resort





