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  • Watch the 'Ulalena Show

    Lahaina, Maui

    Culture and history come alive when you watch the 'Ulalena show in Lahaina, Maui. On the island of Maui there is a one of a kind theatre production known as 'Ulalena that thoroughly engages its' audience while telling the story of the Hawaii and its people. Whether or not you know much about the history of the native culture of the islands 'Ulalena brings it alive in a very modern fashion combining multiple performance artists, acrobats, dancers, and musicians in a show that i

  • Wailuku's 1st Friday Town Party

    Wailuku, Maui

    On every first Friday of the month historic Wailuku town host a celebration and block party on its aptly named Market Street. For several blocks the road closes and pedestrians rule, as an outdoor street fair sets up at 5:30 pm with free music and entertainment running from 6 to 9 pm, plus an assortment of dozens of craft and food vendors. The vintage Iao Theater and the many 1950's and 1960's era storefronts make Wailuku's Friday celebration come a glow by night, with many stores openi

  • Volcanic Bike Tours - Haleakala Bike Company

    Haiku, Maui

    Haleakala Bike Company helps visitors take their Maui vacation to the next level with thrilling bike rides down the Haleakala Volcano and through the breathtakingly beautiful Upcountry landscape. The tours are unique in that they are self-guided, allowing each rider the independence and freedom to explore at their own pace, without having to worry about staying in line or "sticking with the group." HIGHLIGHTS: With three bike to

  • Maui Dharma Center

    Paia, Maui

    Located in the picturesque historic plantation town of Paia, the Maui Dharma Center is a Vajrayana Tibetan Buddhist Study Center with an active community schedule of daily, weekly, and monthly prayer and meditation times, retreats, lectures, classes, and more. Dedicated to being a sanctuary for the study and practice of Tibetan Buddhism in the Shangpa Kagyu Vajrayana and Karma Kagyu traditions, the center also offers classes in the Tibetan language, and regularly hosts presentations on

  • Makena Kai Day Spa

    Makena, Maui

    The ideal Hawaiian vacation combines a blend of adrenaline-packed adventure with indulgent relaxation in a luxurious tropical setting. For the latter, Makena Kai Day Spa in sunny south Maui provides the perfect solution. With a full menu of beachside massages that take place in private oceanfront cabanas, guests will leave feeling pampered, refreshed, and beautifully relaxed. AT A GLANCE:Vacationers who have spent a bit too much time in t

  • Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside Park

    Hana, Maui

    Maui's narrow, winding road to Hana is embraced every step of the way by the sweet scent of ginger, lush jungle flowers, and an overwhelming number of waterfalls. While some of the waterfalls have small pull-off areas that allow a couple cars at a time to pull over so visitors can get out to soak up the view, others are difficult to access or have no room for pulling over so drivers must keep right on going. Much more than just a rest stop, the 5-acre Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside Park, loca

  • Haleakala National Park Kipahulu Section

    Hana, Maui

    Located twelve miles beyond the tiny, historic town of Hana, the Kipahulu District of the Haleakala National Park is a lush tropical oasis that is home to the 'Ohe'o gulch (also known as the Seven Sacred Pools,) Maui's iconic bamboo forest, three hiking trails, sweeping coastal views, and unique displays of Hawaiian history and culture. While the volcano section (wilderness and summit) of Haleakala National Park features a stunning collection of ruggedly sculpted landscape, cold temps,

  • Watch the sunrise from the Haleakala summit

    Kula, Maui

    Maui is a land of great contrasts of weather, landscape, and topography. On any given day you can have multiple options for exploring our island paradise, but in terms of peak experiences, nothing compares to reaching the summit of 10,023 foot tall Mount Haleakala. It is rare that you can drive from sea level to the summit of such a mountain, but the development of scientific observatories and the National Park stewardship of the area have made for paved and passible roadways the entire

  • Makawao Forest Reserve

    Makawao, Maui

    Embrace the magic and peaceful beauty of Maui's upcountry with a visit to the Makawao Forest Reserve. Located just a few miles above the historic "cowboy" town of Makawao, the forest features scenic trails with a wide assortment of unique trees and plants, and is very popular with both hikers and mountain bikers. AT A GLANCE:The Makawao Forest Reserve is a nature lover's paradise, with heavily forested areas, scenic cl

  • Kahuna Gardens

    Hana, Maui

    Also know as the National Tropical Botanical Garden,this sweeping ocean front landscape is a historical landmark, housing the remnants of a temple complex dating back to the nearly 1200 A.D. Constructed over several hundred years then named "Pi'ilanihale" in honor of Maui's most beloved chief Pi'ilani, who ruled back in the 16th century A.D.. The grounds of Kahanu are seeped in history, and surrounded by Polynesian plants that became the staples of Hawaiian culture. Modern day