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The island boasts a very lively nightlife, featuring live music and breezy evenings on the beach. There are a couple of clubs that the island hosts however most of them prefer to play hawaiin music, which in turn paves the way for tourists to rather enjoy live music along the coastline. Charley's at Paia, Whaler's village at Kaanapali and elegantly lit beach cafes at Lahaina and Kihei find the likes of elders and the youth after it gets dark. The Sunset cruise, a 2 hour programme takes you on a ride in the ocean with a premium open bar, Hawaiin delicacies and music, and is extremely sought after by families and honeymooners. Read More

Maui has a rich cultural heritage and proudly showcases it its various Culture centers. Maui arts and culture center shall be your beginning point which displays visual, educational and artistic values of the island. Next, head to Hana Culture Center Houses for some curated artifacts indigenous to Hawaii. Elan Vital Art Gallery in Kihei is a proof of the love of art the island boasts. Then there is the Sugar making industry featured in the Alexander & Baldwin Museum, which is worth a visit for history lovers. One of the most important taste of local life is the Maui Lau, which is first hand experience of fast beat drums, Hula dancers and Mai Tai - local drink as refreshment. Read More

Haleakala volcano summit is the world's largest dormant volcano, sitting at 10000 ft above sea level. There are number of ways to reach here, by car, bicycle or even by foot. Haleakala Peak is where you could camp one night away from the hustle bustle and emerse yourself into the quiet, serene corner of the world. Tourists come in groups to gaze at the stars here as well as witness the breathtaking sunrise. One of the key attractions is Paragliding at the peak, and we recommend this as a must. A helicopter ride to get an aerial view of the Summit is also available. Read More

The hana highway drive is one of the highlights of Maui. ItÍs a 3 hour eye opening return drive from Kahalui, with over 600 turns and majestic pacific view, roads cutting through lush green trees and caves, this takes up about an entire day. Nature lovers do not have to give it a second thought. Rent a car at Kahalui and begin this spectacular journey around the Maui mainland. At the end, you would find the Oheo Gulch area which features a 400 ft waterfall, however an incentive only for those who aren't lazy enough to catch the trail to reach it. Your car should have sufficient amount of gas, with food and water for the day due to the remoteness of the area. On your way, there are few roadside stands, one of them being 'Maui's 8th wonder Taco Stand' which is popular among tourists. However, there is a little secret of this drive, a lava tube. Made my molten lava, this tube is dark and dingy, with dried lava still dripping from its roof. Curiosity could make you really like this hidden gem of Hana. Read More

If there's a beach, there's bound to be water sports and water sport enthusiasts. Whether you want swim with the fishes or witness them without having to get wet, Maui's got you covered. Turtle watch snorkeling tours starting at USD 42/ person are extremely popular among tourists and travellers. These turtles are even visible glistening under the water from the main shore at turtle town (a tip to save money, if you just want to see the turtles). For those who prefer to not get drenched in water, a little on the expensive side is the Atlantis Submarine starting at USD 115/person which goes about 100 ft below water. Various beaches around the island teach surfing such as the Makena Beach State Park as well as parasailing and other activities, which are ideal for a budget traveller. Whale watching is also a popular choice among kids as February is the humpback month for whales who come towards the Hawaiin islands from Alaskan waters to give birth. Read More

One of the largest malls in Kihei stretching up to 135,645 sq. ft., Azeka shopping centre has around 50 shops offering diversified services like banking, florist, medical, beauty and spa, electronics, activity rentals, postal services and much more. It has a food court with a varied array of food choices ranging from Thai, Japanese, Mexican, Chinese, Vietnamese to some local cuisines.

Rainbow Mall is one such amazing shopping mall that mainly displays locally owned stores. Eateries to salons, Hawaiian gifts to local master art pieces, snorkel rental spaces and even a liquor store, this mall has it all in one place. Maui Thai Bistro is one definitely recommended place to look out for some finger-licking food at affordable prices.

Situated on the east side of Maui, Alelele Falls is a 50-foot tall waterfall sitting along the Pi’ilani Highway. Visitors can get to the waterfalls by following the trail pathway from the eastern side of the stream. It’ll take about 15 minutes to reach the waterfalls, and along the way, one will have to cross multiple streams. This is a family-friendly place where even the kids would enjoy a nice swim and a visit to the falls. Visitors could park their car near the Alelele Bridge pullout. Read More

Ali’i Kula Lavender is a garden located 4,000 feet above sea level in Kula. The farm houses 45 varieties of lavender, transforming the 13.5 acre property into a sea of purple that makes for a stunning view along with the ocean vista views. Visitors can get tours around the property, while also spending the day having private picnics on its grounds or under the shade of the olive trees. Other facilities include a gift shop and a restaurant, incorporating lavender into their products and dishes respectively. Read More

Baldwin Beach is situated by the Maui’s North Shore, near the historic town of Paia. Considered as being one of the most family-friendly beaches in Maui, Baldwin Beach is a beautiful tree-lined beach cove offering white sandy beaches and calm waters. The beach is equipped with picnic areas, restrooms, lifeguard stations, shaded pavilions, and a sports field. Baldwin beach is renowned for being the best site for body surfing and bodyboarding in Maui, Hawaii. It’s also a great destination for swimming, because of its shallow, calm waters located by the east and west ends called Baby Beach and Baldwin Cove. But during winters, the beach is considered dangerous for any kinds of water activities because of strong currents and shore breaks. Read More