A trip to Maui wouldn’t be complete without a hike through the lush greenery of the island, taking in views of volcano-formed mountains, ocean swells, and towering trees along the way. One great trail to take in Maui’s natural beauty and learn about the Hawaiian culture, try the 3-mile Wai‘anapanapa Coastal Trail (listed as the… Continue »
There’s no better way to maximize your time in paradise than with a top-notch spa experience. Whether you want to undo the stress of a day filled with rushing through airports, unwind after an active day shopping (or surfing!) or add a little romance to a couples getaway, Maui’s many spa offerings are sure to… Continue »
Yoga is known for its relaxing and centering qualities. Beaches are hailed as a place to escape and rejuvenate. Maui is an island renowned for its luxury and leisure. Why not combine all three for the best possible getaway? Maui Yoga Path at Mana Kai Resort offers morning and evening yoga classes in an open-air… Continue »
Founded in 1994 as a place for the Maui community to gather, create, and celebrate its artists and culture, the Maui Arts and Cultural Center is a successful venue that has done just that. Not only does the center host visiting musicians and performers, but it also offers classes, exhibitions of local artists’ works, and… Continue »
Garden-fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers draw many shoppers to Maui’s farmers markets. All farmers markets sell out fast, so don’t be late! To save time and avoid hassles, bring your own bags and plenty of $1 bills. Look for markets at the following locations: Farmers Market of Maui-Kihei Monday through Friday 61 S. Kihei Road,… Continue »
In its authentic form, hula is the most powerful expression of indigenous Hawaiian culture that exists. The chants and music accompanying hula are, in essence, the oral history of Hawai‘i’s native people, passed down from one kumu hula (teacher) to another. King David Kalakaua, who came to the throne in 1874, is credited with reviving… Continue »
A guided horseback tour with Pony Express is a great way to not only explore out-of-the-way terrain, but also to become familiar with Maui’s culture. One Pony Express tour takes experienced horseback riders from Haleakala’s summit down to a massive volcanic valley, where 500-foot cinder cones and other strange formations punctuate the otherwise barren terrain…. Continue »
Get in on the story of Lana‘i and its people at the Lanai Culture and Heritage Center (808-565-7177). The center collects and displays artifacts from the various eras of the Pineapple Island’s storied history. This includes items found during archaeological investigations, discovered by workers in the fields or donated by families. There are historical plantation… Continue »
If you’re a diehard golf fanatic and you’re in Hawaii, why not treat yourself to a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will give you plenty to talk about around the water cooler after you get home? Forget the cart: Heligolf Hawaii (808-873-8687) can transport you (and three of your pals) to any number of courses around Maui,… Continue »
While there’s no need to hunt out romance in Maui, plate lunches and pineapple for every meal may not do the trick. Instead, check out these restaurants for a view, good food, and a perfect place to feed the flame. Pacific’O – 505 Front Street, Lahaina, (808) 667-4341 Steps from the sand in Lahaina, Pacific’O… Continue »
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