Wailea Ekolu Village sits above Wailea on the Wailea Blue Golf Course, with big ocean views and a quieter feel than the oceanfront resorts below. If you like the idea of feeling of being higher up but still being close to the beaches and shops, this is the spot.
Maui layers in holiday fun, like Santa arriving by outrigger canoe on Wailea Beach and resort tree lightings that are often open to the public (Fairmont Kea Lani does a good one).
Right now, a large colony of humpback whales are making their extraordinary, 3,000 mile journey from the frigid waters of Alaska all the way down to Hawaii for their warm winter break.
Here are five stunning stops to stretch your legs, catch your breath, and soak in East Maui’s natural beauty.
Every winter, Maui hosts some of the largest VIPs in the animal kingdom, humpback whales weighing up to 60 tons each!
If you're thinking about trying scuba diving for the first time, Maui is one of the best places to start. The water is clear, calm, and warm, with great visibility and plenty to see.
Understanding wind, rain, surf, and month-to-month changes will help you pick the right spot and the right time for your trip.
Just because it’s an off season doesn’t mean there isn’t still plenty to do in Maui during October. Here are some great events that will give you a chance to rub elbows with the locals.
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Sure, Napa Valley, Bordeaux, and Tuscany claim the spotlight—but don’t overlook Maui’s Valley Isle. If you’re in Kihei, Wailea or Makena this summer, plan a visit to MauiWine at the historic Ulupalakua Ranch (aka Tedeschi Winery), the only commercial winery on Maui.
