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Maunalei Arboretum

The Maunalei Arboretum lies along the famous Honolua Ridge and Trail. Founded by D.T Fleming in the 1920’s, this arboretum consists of a number of exotic trees and plants from around the world. They are planted in the shape of a lei at the top of the mountain. It is one of the most scenic locations for the garden, rewarding hikers and adventure enthusiasts with a stunning view and refreshing greenery at the top. The Banyan Loop along the trail has a number of banyan trees, giving visitors much needed respite during the summer. Read More

Slaughterhouse Beach, also otherwise known as Mokule’ia Bay, is situated in the same preserve where Honolua Bay sits. The preserve is called Honolua-Mokule’ia Bay Marine Life Conservation District. Although the neighboring Honolua Bay is rocky in most parts, Mokule’ia Bay offers a sandy beach where visitors can spend time relaxing. The name of the beach, Slaughterhouse Beach, got its name after the slaughterhouse that was once functioning in the area. Mokule’ia is a Hawaiian name that means the district of abundance, and just like several other Hawaiian names, this beach fits the meaning just right. This lovely beach is great for snorkeling especially during summer, whereas in the winter, the water gets too rough. Read More

Molokai is one of the most culturally significant islands in Maui and is known to be the island where the tradition of hula was born in Hawaii. While the tourism industry in Molokai might be dwarfed by the larger and more extravagant Hawaiian destinations, Molokai is especially renowned for the natural beauty of its surroundings. Tourism development has been slowed down to preserve the natural state of the island.

One of its kinds and unique from the rest, Napili Plaza is located just 5 minutes far from Kapalua. It is a recently renovated shopping centre with more than 15 local merchants with a variety of products to offer. Some of the usually preferred merchants here are Blue Maui Clothing, Elua Nani, and Napili Market.

Nemo Falls is a hidden gem and one of the lesser-known waterfalls in Maui, Hawaii. Situated in Ko’olau Forest Reserve, visitors must take a hike through the forest reserve where they must cross a narrow bridge. But the hike would seem worthwhile when one gets to witness the multi-tiered waterfalls and a swimming pool. While taking a hike, one must be aware of the final access to the waterfalls as the pathway gets steeper and upstream to a few 100 yards with slippery rocks not making the hike any easier. For those interested to visit the falls, they must make sure to check the EMI page and read the information and instructions before trying to find the falls all by themselves. Read More

Oneuli Beach is situated towards the South Maui’s northern tip of Maluaka Wetland. Also known as Naupaka Beach, this beach is mostly visited by naturalists, residents, and experienced scuba divers. This ‘secret’ beach of Maui is a part of Makena State Park and is renowned for being a hidden paradise for the locals. Oneuli is translated in English as dark sand, which is the perfect description of the beach’s mixture of salt and pepper sand. The prominent activities to do here include snorkeling and scuba diving, along with swimming and kayaking if the weather conditions are good. Visitors can get sightings of green sea turtles, small sharks, and manta rays. Read More

It is home to the Hookipa Beach, which is the windsurfing capital of the world, and tourists can thus go windsurfing or choose to watch them on the calm and quiet beach. Explore the art galleries, shopping centers, and restaurants like Charley’s, Thai Spice, etc. serving delicious cuisine. Tourists can also visit the Baldwin Beach Park, Paia Bay, Hana Highway, Kuau, Haiku, Jaws, rainforest Zipline, Twin Falls, Peahi, and many more exciting places. Read More

Queen Ka'ahumanu Center

Home to more than 100 display shops and amazing dining options, Queen Ka’ahumanu Center is one of the best shopping destinations in Maui. It offers the best brands like Macy’s, Victoria’s Secret, and Bath & Body Works. Lots of fun events are also organized here every now and then. To name some: Chinese New Year events, pictures and crafts exhibitions and Santa’s Village. Sundays make this place even more special by bringing in live local music and Polynesian entertainment programmes. Read More

Situated at the Maui Lani Golf Course, the Dunes is constructed on ancient sand dunes located in central Maui. This 18-hole golf course in Maui features a knoll at every corner thereby increasing the challenge for the players. The Irish links-style course offers off and on ocean views across its rolling terrain. Witness the towering views of the Haleakala as you look through the forest of Kiawe trees.

An 18-hole golf course spread over 6,600 yards of beautiful landscape, the Kapalua Bay Course at the Kapalua Resort has been host to several professional golf tournaments. Witness the gorgeous ocean views and the Island of Molokai as you play on this iconic golf course in Maui. Take a shot over Oneloa Bay to achieve the signature hole at the Kapalua Bay Course.