Information about the weather on Maui. Learn all about the ways to keep safe and continue to enjoy your Maui vacation no matter the type of Maui weather you encounter.
Explore what life is like on Maui through our blog posts. We explore all facets of life from restaurants, events, things to do and so much more. Check it out.
Maui is an amazing place to visit year around but you may find that the fall months and early winter seasons can be one of the best times of year on the island. This is because the weather cools down a bit, the crowds are small with the kids returning to school and plenty of holiday activities abound.
Breadfruit was an important source of food and was brought thousands of miles across the Pacific ocean by ancient Polynesians. Early western explorers understood it’s importance and transported it back to the Caribbean. Learn more about this amazing source of food, it’s uses, history and epic stories too!
For over 1000 years Hawaiians evolved on one of the most isolated landmasses on earth. There voyages and society were one of the most advanced and creative in the south Pacific. Learn about their incredible ancient journey to build a sustainable home and culture in these majestic islands…
Rat lungworm disease has been present in Hawai’i for close to 50 years but gets little attention since it’s so rare. Find out why it’s come into the spotlight recently and what this illness is and how to prevent it…
There are many things to do in Maui. However few understand the unique culture and island etiquette involved when visiting this amazing island. Here are some things to do to connect with the host culture and enjoy the people as well as the places of Maui.
There’s nothing like a beautiful scenic drive…unless you’re dealing with car sickness. We look into causes, symptoms, popular remedies and some tips for dealing with car sickness while on vacation.
Ancient Maui was vastly different than it is today. Rainforest and native dryland forest covered Haleakala’s slopes from sea level to over 7000′ elevation. This is the fictional story of a young Hawaiian making his way through this highly structured ancient lifestyle to become an Kalai Wa’a – the Hawaiian canoe carver.
Haleakala National Park is one of the most unique ecosystems on earth. Many plant and animal adaptations have taken place here over thousands of years. Here are a few you may encounter while visiting this 10,000 ft high volcano…
Learn all about the uses and wonders of Maui’s trees. The history of Maui is in the trees. The banyan, sandalwood, coconut, jacaranda and banana trees all have a story to tell that makes Maui no ka oi.
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