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When The Stars Align, Magic Happens at this Maui Hotel

From once-in-a-life time activities to connecting with the local culture of a destination, travelers are seeking memorable and meaningful experiences.  And sometimes these experiences come from celestial activity in sky.   Last April, a total solar eclipse moved across North America, crossing 15 U.S. states. During a total solar eclipse, the moon passes between the […]

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9 Must-Try New and Reopened Lahaina Restaurants

The devastating Aug. 8, 2023 wildfire forever changed Lahaina, leaving many of its beloved locales closed indefinitely or lost completely. Eighteen months later, West Maui is showing signs of renewal with enticing new dining options. Here, we’ve curated a list of nine must-try Lahaina restaurants, featuring both fresh concepts and cherished favorites. Many of these

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Enjoy a Coffee Tasting, Tour and Brunch at Oʻo Farm on Maui

Our morning began on a verdant mountaintop overlooking central and west Maui with hot coffee in hand. As we tasted estate-grown Kaʻū, a honey-processed estate blend and a Mokka grown in Kāʻanapali, Molly Leoso, one of the farmers and our tour guide from Oʻo Farm, walked us through the process of coffeemaking. “I often liken

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The Most Popular Trails on Maui, According to Hikers

It’s always a good idea to head outdoors in Hawaiʻi—and Maui has dozens of reasons to lace up and hit the trails. The Valley Isle boasts a variety of hikes, from grueling ridge treks to leisurely strolls through native rainforests. If you’re planning to explore Maui’s hiking trails on your next visit—or maybe you need

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All Bets Are Good at The Parlay, a New Restaurant on Maui

Wailuku Town is a historic neighborhood on Maui filled with art galleries, street murals, boutiques and local small local businesses just three miles east of ʻĪao Valley. On First Fridays it’s buzzing with locals celebrating Maui artists, chefs and music, and day-to-day it’s where Maui government conducts business and travelers stop by for an afternoon

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The Best Places to Catch the Sunrise—and Get Breakfast—on Maui

They say that sunsets in Hawaiʻi are unmatched. And while it’s true, there’s something just as magnificent about rising before dawn to catch the first rays of sunlight as they illuminate the Islands.   Stirring before the sun might not be at the top of your list of things to do during your Valley Isle vacation

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This is the No. 1 Snorkeling Spot on Maui

Move over, Molokini. Kāʻanapali Beach is now the No. 1 snorkeling spot on Maui, according to our 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards. Not that should be a huge surprise since the popular West Maui beach—27 miles west of Kahului Airport—has been on the list for years. (Rounding out the Top 5 are Molokini Crater, Honolua Bay,

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9 Maui Resorts Offering Travel Deals Through 2025

Despite facing unprecedented challenges following last year’s fires, Maui has remained resilient. But with visitor numbers at a fraction of what they were pre-disaster, the local economy continues to feel this financial strain. As a result, local resorts—in partnership with Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority—have come together to offer special discounts and perks to help revitalize responsible

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