Cuisine on Maui varies greatly and ranges from ultra-high-end to local hole-in-the-wall. Check out all the options and learn more from your tour guide.
Enjoy Thanksgiving week in Maui as there are many events happening throughout the week and into the weekend. Start your day with a Paddle For Hunger and finish with a wonderful dinner. Have a very Happy Thanksgiving this year.
For those who are looking to go only halfway to Hana, this is the guide for you. Going 1/2 way means missing more than 3/4 of the beauty and attraction that a full day road to Hana tour would provide.
Father’s day is special even if there are no specially prepared brunches or appreciation dinners. Take your father out for a day at the beach, enjoying a beer, a round of golf or even a fun family tour.
Banana bread is just one of those things most people will eat their entire lives. But I will say this – you have not had the world’s best banana bread until you’ve had some in Hawaiʻi, specifically banana bread from Maui’s road to Hana. Why? It’s all about the bananas baby!
Hawaiʻi is all about Ohana (family) and there are few holidays that mean more to Maui’s local culture than Mother’s Day. From concerts to Sunday Brunches to beachside picnics, Maui is a fantastic place to be for Mom’s special day!
Enjoy Valentines day on Maui with our list of great restaurants, things to do and places to see. There is always whale watching!
Homemade Kahlua is easy to make and delicious. Cheesecake is a favorite decadent treat. Add the two together and you have a dessert that is out of this world!
Maui is a great place to be during the holidays. To make it more enjoyable we want to share with you some of the things you can do in Maui around on or around New Years Eve.
Maui is a fantastic place to spend the holidays. Here is a roundup of what’s going on around the island…
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