Maui Condo Rentals

<div class="aboutUsText"><p>Maui is a scenic island known for its pristine beaches and posh resort areas as well as charming small towns, lush landscapes and pleasant, sunny weather. Staying in a Maui condo provides you with close access to exceptional dining, shopping and activities with everything you need for a relaxing and luxurious Hawaii vacation.</p></div>

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<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>A Maui vacation offers a multitude of choices when it comes to planning your itinerary for sightseeing and adventures. Great hikes, ziplining, kayaking, snorkeling and a host of other activities are available all around the island. Enjoy the vibrant excitement of Historic Lahaina Town with its rich past of Hawaiian royalty, American missionaries and the whaling era when many visiting ships brought their crews here. <br>Lahaina is now a center for the arts and also a departure point for sailing cruises and humpback whale watching tours. To the south is Kihei town lined with nice beaches and an abundance of shopping and dining options, and just to the south is the posh resort area of Wailea and the white sands of beautiful Wailea Beach and Makena Beach. The prestigious Wailea Resort is also known for its luxurious spa services and exceptional golf courses.<br><br>North of Lahaina are the resort areas of Kapalua and Kaanapali where you can enjoy some of Maui's finest beaches with excellent snorkeling and clear blue water. Browse the shops and grab a bite to eat along Kaanapali's oceanfront promenade. About three miles offshore of Maui is Molokini Islet where you can see a diversity of marine life by scuba diving or snorkeling in the half-submerged volcanic crater.<br><br>Take a drive through Maui's scenic Upcountry region to visit charming, small towns and flower farms, and then continue on up to Haleakala National Park for amazing views of the volcano's summit crater and surrounding area with hiking trails through forested areas that are home to rare native birds. Another scenic drive is the twisting and winding road to "Heavenly Hana" town on the eastern tip of the island where you will see many waterfalls and breathtaking coastal vistas. Just past Hana is the lower portion of Haleakala National Park with outstanding hikes including the Pools of Oheo and two impressive waterfalls.</p></div>

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<h3>Nearby Beaches</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextRight"></span>Maui is the place to go for beaches! Over 80 beaches around the island offer great opportunities for a whole variety of water activities from snorkeling and scuba diving to surfing, bodyboarding, stand up paddle boarding, kayaking and more. On the western shore are several notable beaches including Kaanapali Beach with great snorkeling at Black Rock, and nearby Kapalua Bay lined with a lovely crescent of golden sand.&nbsp;<br><br>On the southwest shore of Maui is Wailea Beach nestled between two lava rock points with great views of the islands of Lanai and Kahoolawe offshore along with Molokini Islet. Nearby is the palm-fringed crescent of beautiful Makena Beach. These waters are also one of the best places in Hawaii to see humpback whales passing by offshore during the winter months. On the eastern end of Maui near Hana is Waianapanapa State Park with striking coastal views amid the rugged lava rocks and blue water. Nearby is the scenic Hamoa Beach in a tropical setting surrounded by sea cliffs.</p></div>

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<h3>Restaurants</h3>

<p><span class="aboutTextLeft"></span>Maui has great restaurants all around the island from Lahaina and Kihei on the southwest shore to the resort areas of Kaanapali, Kapalua and Wailea on the northwest shore and in the small towns of Maui's fertile Upcountry region as well as in Hana town on the eastern shore of the island. Many top chefs have made Maui their home and specialize in using the finest fresh fish and island-grown produce to create innovative and delicious menu items.<br><br>At Kapalua Resort enjoy seaside dining and an exceptional farm-to-table menu at Merriman's Kapalua which is run by one of the founders of the now famed Hawaii Regional Cuisine, chef Peter Merriman. Also notable is Morimoto Maui in Wailea for hand-rolled sushi and other memorable fresh fish menu items as well as views of Mokapu Beach.&nbsp;<br><br>The popular Lahaina Grill in a historic 1890 Lahaina town inn serves up great seafood and traditional American fare. In Kahului's Queen Kaahumanu Center there are numerous restaurants and a food court. Weekly Farmers Markets are held on different days all around Maui including Hana town, Kula, Pukalani, Kahului, Kihei and Lahaina.</p></div>

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