In less than a century, kiawes spread across more than 155,000 acres throughout its chief islands; today, they’re naturalized.
All About Kiawe Trees
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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 Fauna of the Month: Gecko
What’s the real story behind these ubiquitous little creatures, and how did they come to roam the shores and rainforests of Hawaii?
Maui Animal of the Month: Axis Deer
The first crop of eight axis deer arrived on the Hawaiian Island of Molokai in the late 1860s when King Kamehameha V was gifted several from dignitaries in Hong Kong.
Myths of Maui Luau
Another popular West Maui attraction, Royal Lahaina Luau is one of the longest-running luaus on The Valley Isle. Located on a picturesque oceanfront garden overlooking Ka’anapali Beach, guests will be treated to an authentic Polynesian revue featuring music and dance...
Maui Chef’s Table
By Ashley Easley The idea of a multi course dinner with no substitutions or allergy exceptions seems a bit daunting. I always say that I am "allergic" to cilantro but really I just don't like the taste so what if one of the courses is covered in those soapy green...
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