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Lahaina

Lahaina was a historic village that has now been transformed into a Maui hotspot filled with a lot of activities and entertainment for all the visitors. For all the foodies, Hawaiian regional cuisine is available in Lahaina’s restaurants. As winter approaches tourists sail to see the humpback whales. Go for Lahaina Historic Trail, art galleries, Jodo Mission, Front Street, Baby Beach, Lahaina Harbour, Baldwin Home Museum, and many more interesting places. Read More

Like Molokai, the tourism sector is relatively undeveloped in Lanai, and it is one of the more sparsely developed islands in Maui. Until 2016, there were only 3 hotels on the island, and until 1990, there was just one. This was the hotel that was used as accommodation for executives of the pineapple company to stay when they were on the island.

The Lower Puohokamoa Falls is situated by the Hana Highway, between 10-11 mile marker. It is a part of two waterfalls of Puohokamoa Falls: the Upper Puohokamoa Falls and the Lower Puohokamoa Falls. Among these two waterfalls, the most accessible one is the Upper Puohokamoa Falls. But the falls are now nestled within a private property and aren’t open to the public. And the Lower Puohokamoa Falls is hidden from plain sight, which makes the falls truly a hidden gem. This 200-foot waterfalls is situated right below the Hana Highway and requires a hike to get to the destination. The hike is preferably suited for seasoned hikers, but the view of the waterfall at the start of the trail is worthwhile, too. But keep in mind, the trail to Lower Puohokoma Falls is said to be on private land, so if there’s a sign that says private property, do turn around. Read More

A 200-foot horsetail waterfall, Makahiku Falls in Haleakala National Park in Maui, Hawaii, runs along the Ohe’o Gulch stream. To get to the falls, one must pass through the Pipiwai Trail. Considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Maui, Makahiku Falls sits at an elevation of 650 feet, with 4 miles roundtrip. It takes approximately two and half hours to get to the falls, depending on how absorbed one gets amidst nature. The waterfall is considered a horsetail waterfall because of how the water keeps in touch with the bedrock until it gets to the bottom. It falls narrowly towards the start and widens as it hits the bottom, giving it a look of a horsetail. Read More

Another popular waterfall along Hana road, Makapipi Falls, compared to other falls, is the most easily accessible one. Although there are many waterfalls in this area, what makes Makapipi Falls special is that visitors can stand above the waterfalls, offering visitors a great vantage point of the water gushing into the blue pool beneath. The flow of Makapipi Falls depends on the season, most particularly during the rainy season. But if it’s flowing during other seasons, it’s quite interesting to watch. To get to the falls, visitors can park after the bridge and walk back to the bridge and make their way to the waterfall. Read More

Once named as one of the top 25 art destinations in the US, Makawao has several art galleries and boutiques and tourists can see several artists like glassblowers, wood sculptors, painters at work. Hui Noeau Visual Arts Center can take classes and attend gallery exhibits. T. Komoda Store is the perfect place to satisfy the hunger and then start exploring the sacred gardens of Maliko, Makawao Forest Reserve, Makawao Union Church, and several other places. Read More

Also known as Big Beach and Oneola Beach, Makena Beach State Park is known for its dramatic cliff landscape and turquoise blue water. This beach is one of the best and most photographed beaches in Maui, Hawaii, and also the largest on the island. It comprises two beaches: Big Beach and Little Beach, and comes with three different entry points. The beach sits ideally between two black-lava outcroppings, giving Makena Beach a great barrier against the trade winds, and also provides incredible vistas of Kahoolawe and Molokini islands. Visitors at the beach can enjoy activities such as swimming, snorkeling, picnicking, sunbathing, etc. Read More

Maui Mall offers a great opportunity to understand and adapt to a new culture in an interesting way. It is a two-storey shopping centre imbibing some of the best retail stores like TJ MAXX, YNVUU Clothing Company, Maui Creation, etc. Also a Whole Foods Market along with many other eateries like Subway and Wendy’s can be easily spotted within the complex.

The Maui Nui Botanical Gardens is one of the most popular botanical gardens in Maui. It was founded with the purpose of preserving the local flora of the region, some of which are of great cultural and historic significance. The garden has also promoted water conservation, using innovative new ideas to save water. Visitors get access to a guided tour where the staff explain the various plants growing there, and their significance to the local culture. A number of activities like weaving and pottery ensure one has a good time during their visit. Read More

Maui Tropical Plantation offers guests a unique chance to learn more about bananas and sugarcane, alongside other Hawaiian produce. The farm has a number of traditional activities like coconut husking for guests to learn more about the local traditions. Thanks to its scenic location, it is also home to a number of zipline operators, allowing you to pass through the beautiful West Maui mountains. Other attractions include the Mill House restaurant and a store to purchase produce from the plantation. Read More