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Honua Kai Resort
Enjoy stunning views of the ocean and the Honua Kai swimming pool from one of the best units on property. Waves and whales in season as well!
Upcountry – Pukalani
This is the view from our new office in Pukalani. You can see the hilly landscape above south Maui (Kihei/Wailea) as well as Maalaea and the West Maui Mountains. Perfect for Sunset!
Heart of Paia Town
Located in front of San Lorenzo (Hana Hwy & Baldwin Ave.), you can usually see locals and visitors congregating here at what’s considered the epicenter of Paia Town.
Recent Maui Updates
Every few weeks to a month, we share a new article with great photos, videos or just some important news.
Here are 3 worth reading:
10 Hidden Maui Dangers
While several of the dangers outlined aren’t inherently hazardous or common, a lack of caution—coupled with too much fun in the sun—puts people at risk for injury (or worse). Here are ten of the top perils in paradise and how to avoid getting hurt.
Maui Plant of the Month: Monkeypod
Stately & iconic, the monkeypod is one of the most cherished trees of Hawaii—serving as a reminder of the islands’ dramatic natural history.
8-Day Maui Itinerary
The Beatles may be the first band to popularize the concept of eight days a week—and it sure...
Recent Maui Updates
Every few weeks to a month, we share a new article with great photos, videos or just some important news.
Here are 2 worth reading:
10 Hidden Maui Dangers
While several of the dangers outlined aren’t inherently hazardous or common, a lack of caution—coupled with too much fun in the sun—puts people at risk for injury (or worse). Here are ten of the top perils in paradise and how to avoid getting hurt.
Maui Plant of the Month: Monkeypod
Stately & iconic, the monkeypod is one of the most cherished trees of Hawaii—serving as a reminder of the islands’ dramatic natural history.