Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Lahaina Surf Spots:
This ancient capital is one of the island's best places for
learning the Hawaiian sport of kings (
click here
).
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Sunset Cruises off Ka'anapali Beach:
Feel the trade winds in your hair as you
literally sail into the sunset off West Maui's most iconic beach. Dine on Pacific Rim
pupus
and sip a mai tai during a sunset performance that is different each night
(
click here
).
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Whale-Watching:
December to April the waters off Maui are home to the
highest concentration of humpback whales on the planet. Head out on a whale-
watching expedition for an up-close encounter with these leaping, 50-ton creatures
(
click here
)
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Kapalua Coastal Trail:
Spend an hour scouring the coastline along this lux-
uriant yet rugged 1.75-mile trail. Along the way you will pass colonies of nesting
seabirds, empty Oneloa Bay, hidden Namalu Bay, and some of the country's most
beautiful beaches (
click here
)
.
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Nakalele Blowhole:
Take a 15-minute walk down toward this thunderous
blowhole where pressure transforms incoming waves into a 100-foot geyser (
click
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Lahaina Courthouse:
With an art gallery in the basement, old photos on the
ground level, and a museum on the third story, this is one of the town's best spots
for educating yourself on the unique history of Lahaina (
click here
).
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Front Street:
Get your shopping, people-watching, and dining fixes by walking
the length of the island's most famous thoroughfare (
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)
.
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'Ulalena:
The history of Hawai'i is told through rhythms, dance, and creative
special effects inside the impressive Maui Theatre (
click here
)
.
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Lahaina Lu'aus:
Feast on kalua pig, poi, haupia, and lomi salmon as you take
in an authentic cultural performance.
Old Lahaina Luau
is the island's best (
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