So you have decided to come to our home Maui. You have chosen the second largest island in the Hawaiian archipelago to visit. Maui is 727 square miles. Although just a speck on the globe Maui offers something for everyone. With it's diverse climate and landscape every interest and pleasure can be answered here. If you are the true vacationer and just want to lay around on the white sand or the if you are the adventure seeking type Maui offers both and everything in between.

Although there is so much to do here on Maui the one attraction that seems to appeal to all is Haleakala. From here you can among the first to see the sun rise and then ride a bike down the side of this volcano. You can also hike inside this crater. Even in all it's glory Haleakala is not the only attraction worth note.

These are a few of our personal favorites:

Hana: The drive to Hana in itself is an adventure. An all day expe-dition, Hana is what you expected Hawaii to be. It is unspoiled. Postcard perfect, you will meet true Hawaiians and the aloha spirit here. Pack a lunch and drinks, leave early and take your time on this waterfall lined highway. Bring lots of film and a change of clothes. If you have the time you may want to spend the night in Hana. Camping is an option and there a few lodging facilities

Kahakuloa: This area was once heavily populated is now home to only a few Hawaiian families. However, this area is still very pristine. The driving condition to and through this area are very similar to going to Hana; however much shorter. People still grow taro in their yards and get their water from the streams. This area is home to some of the friendliest and nice people in the world.

Iao Valley: Located in the central area of the island this Valley offers a panoramic view. This area offers a beautiful area for picnicking with your family. A constantly flowing stream offers some cool and refreshing swimming. Well maintained paths allow you to hike through lush and very green forest.

Maui offers something for everyone. The only thing you can not do on Maui is see a flowing volcano. However, you are able to fly to one and back in a matter of hours. We have tried to provide you with as much information as possible to help you plan your time here. If you should need more information lease feel to contact us.

Our Maui informational packet includes the following:

1. Inter-Island Airlines
2. Camping information
3. Activities for all age groups
4. Helpful phone numbers
5. Free events
6. Local calendar of events
7. Shopping areas
8. Restaurant guide
9. Local Jargon
10. Links to Coupons/Discounts

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