About Maui :: Maui is legendary for its beaches, resorts, and scenery. West Maui and Lahaina is the destination of choice for many visitors, but South Maui's incomparable amenities attract many. Maui offers awesome sights and a little of old Hawaii out on the east side of Hana. Don't miss on Maui :: Whale watching from January until May. The town of Lahaina. The volcano Haleakala.

Lahaina, West Maui Guide is the center of life on Maui. Lahaina is historic and cultural, as well as pleasant and picturesque. Lahaina was home to Hawaii's kings and queens, merchants and whalers, whose legacy is this paradise.

Kihei, South Maui Guide is filled with spectacular beaches, and from Maalea to Makena the shoreline is home to many world class resorts. From here, you can explore West Maui, Haleakala, and Kahului at your leisure, or enjoy swimming, the beach, and sporting activities close to your hotel.

Upcountry Maui Guide Hawaii's god Maui captured the sun and brought it to Haleakala, the House of the Sun, and now flower farms, ranches, and art galleries cluster around the towns on the slopes of the volcano. It's an area of uniqueness: silverswords, cowboys, Hawaiian wine, Makawao's Fourth of July.

East Maui Guide The Hana Highway is the only way to Hana, and as the road twists through rainforests and open land, the hectic pace of the modern world can be left behind. The journey, itself, is the reward, but waiting at the end is Hana.

Central Maui Guide Wailuku and Kahului are twin towns. Kahului has Maui's major port and airport, while Wailuku is the center of island life. There are amenities here, but central Maui is best known for business and general purpose shopping.

Maui Mystery Cat The scent of woodsmoke curls up from the chimneys on cool nights in Upcountry Maui. The people are a mix of old families, independent newcomers, and now apparently one large wild predator. ...more