What beach in Maui is good for beginner bodysurfing?
Q. My hubby and I will be going to Maui in the near future and we want to try bodysurfing (boogie boarding). We are not super strong swimmers and are worried a bit if we will be ok (we've only seen the ocean once when we were both kids). Is there a good beach for beginners?
Asked by zyllee - Thu Jul 30 17:01:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kamaole Beach 1 in Kehei is a good place. The beaches in southwest Maui tend to be flatter and wider than those in the Kaanapali area. That particular beach has a lifeguard, hence my suggestion.
Answered by sho's boy - Thu Jul 30 18:52:13 2009
Q. My hubby and I will be going to Maui in the near future and we want to try bodysurfing (boogie boarding). We are not super strong swimmers and are worried a bit if we will be ok (we've only seen the ocean once when we were both kids). Is there a good beach for beginners?
Asked by zyllee - Thu Jul 30 17:01:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kamaole Beach 1 in Kehei is a good place. The beaches in southwest Maui tend to be flatter and wider than those in the Kaanapali area. That particular beach has a lifeguard, hence my suggestion.
Answered by sho's boy - Thu Jul 30 18:52:13 2009
What do you recommend for a honeymoon to Maui?
Q. My fiance and I are going to Oahu for two nights, and then on to Maui for a week to 12 days (we haven't decided yet). Neither of us have ever been there. Any recommendations you could give about travel books, places to see, stay, or things to do would be greatly appreciated. We were thinking about staying at either the Sheraton Maui Resort, or the Westin Maui Resort & Spa. Of course, we are open to suggestions. Thanks so much!
Asked by Colleen - Tue Jun 23 12:27:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That can get pretty pricey if you're there for that long. If you book through a corporate travel broker you can save TONS & stay at high quality hotels like Outrigger & Diamond Hotels & many more. We just used an 8 day package from this broker & stayed at a 5 star beachfront condo resort in Maui which was gorgeous! We spoke to other couples who paid $350 per night at the same resort - we only paid $499 for all 8 days! i highly recommend this site for super deals, plus they also offer Fun Passes for Oahu AND Maui which will let you do every attraction & special tour on the island for FREE! I included the links for all of these below, good luck!
Answered by stacyslovesdan - Wed Jun 24 21:21:00 2009
Q. My fiance and I are going to Oahu for two nights, and then on to Maui for a week to 12 days (we haven't decided yet). Neither of us have ever been there. Any recommendations you could give about travel books, places to see, stay, or things to do would be greatly appreciated. We were thinking about staying at either the Sheraton Maui Resort, or the Westin Maui Resort & Spa. Of course, we are open to suggestions. Thanks so much!
Asked by Colleen - Tue Jun 23 12:27:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That can get pretty pricey if you're there for that long. If you book through a corporate travel broker you can save TONS & stay at high quality hotels like Outrigger & Diamond Hotels & many more. We just used an 8 day package from this broker & stayed at a 5 star beachfront condo resort in Maui which was gorgeous! We spoke to other couples who paid $350 per night at the same resort - we only paid $499 for all 8 days! i highly recommend this site for super deals, plus they also offer Fun Passes for Oahu AND Maui which will let you do every attraction & special tour on the island for FREE! I included the links for all of these below, good luck!
Answered by stacyslovesdan - Wed Jun 24 21:21:00 2009
How far is it from Lahaina, Maui to Waianapanapa State Park, Maui?
Q. I am going to Maui for spring break and I've always wanted to see the black beaches in Wai'anapanapa but I think my family is planning on staying in Lahaina.
Asked by hannah violet - Sun Feb 7 19:13:21 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would be 71.7 miles. First travel from Lahaina to Kahului, which is 23.1 miles. In this stretch you travel along State Highway 30 (Honoapiilani Highway) and then along State Highway 380 (Kuihelani Highway). Next section is to travel from 380 to State Highway 36 (Hana Highway) until it turns into State Highway 360 (which is also called Hana Highway), and travel to Honokalani Road, where you will take a left and travel to Keawaiki Bay, which is in the North (closest) section of Wai'anapanapa State Park. SD
Answered by Scooby Snacks - Mon Feb 8 06:11:14 2010
Q. I am going to Maui for spring break and I've always wanted to see the black beaches in Wai'anapanapa but I think my family is planning on staying in Lahaina.
Asked by hannah violet - Sun Feb 7 19:13:21 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would be 71.7 miles. First travel from Lahaina to Kahului, which is 23.1 miles. In this stretch you travel along State Highway 30 (Honoapiilani Highway) and then along State Highway 380 (Kuihelani Highway). Next section is to travel from 380 to State Highway 36 (Hana Highway) until it turns into State Highway 360 (which is also called Hana Highway), and travel to Honokalani Road, where you will take a left and travel to Keawaiki Bay, which is in the North (closest) section of Wai'anapanapa State Park. SD
Answered by Scooby Snacks - Mon Feb 8 06:11:14 2010
What is the most common city to stay in Maui?
Q. We are planning a trip to Maui. We will only be there for 3 days. What is the most common city to stay in where we can see the popular highlights. Not looking for seclusion as we will have the kids with us. Also if you have any suggestions on what to do... Thank you!
Asked by Michelle - Sat Feb 9 00:39:35 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kaanapali West Maui ~ There are 100's of beachfront condos & hotels on West Maui. napilikai.com ~ Napili Bay & Kahana Bay & Kaanapali Beach are great beaches to stay at. Maui Ocean Center ~ (Located in Maalaea 6 miles from the Kahului Maui Airport) Whaler's Village Kaanapali ~ Old Lahaina Town ~
Answered by Maui No Ka Oi - Sat Feb 9 14:45:38 2008
Q. We are planning a trip to Maui. We will only be there for 3 days. What is the most common city to stay in where we can see the popular highlights. Not looking for seclusion as we will have the kids with us. Also if you have any suggestions on what to do... Thank you!
Asked by Michelle - Sat Feb 9 00:39:35 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kaanapali West Maui ~ There are 100's of beachfront condos & hotels on West Maui. napilikai.com ~ Napili Bay & Kahana Bay & Kaanapali Beach are great beaches to stay at. Maui Ocean Center ~ (Located in Maalaea 6 miles from the Kahului Maui Airport) Whaler's Village Kaanapali ~ Old Lahaina Town ~
Answered by Maui No Ka Oi - Sat Feb 9 14:45:38 2008
Where is the best and safest place to snorkel on Maui in May?
Q. We'd like to take our own equipment and go out on our own but have read that certain beaches can have rough water during certain seasons and sharks maybe? Has anybody snorkeled on Maui in May (and seen fish)? Thanks in advance for your insights!
Asked by victors - Sat Mar 28 13:18:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is something to remember. In the winter months, the north and northwest facing shores are rougher, and in the summer, the south shore is rougher. This is normally. In the summer months Maui has a little hidden bay on the west side that few tourist know about. It is called Napili Bay. North of there is Honolua Bay. It's a nature reserve. There's also one on the south shore past Wailea at La Perouse Bay. Napili Bay has best sunsets also.Also at Black Rock In Ka'anapali, they feed the fish sooften, that you can snorkel close in all along the shore line. Also in Wailea at a couple of the hotels. Ulua beach is one. For guaranteed fish photos, i'd stick to someplace like blacj rock or ulua beach in Wailea. Naplili is just for shear beauty… [cont.]
Answered by Local Haole - Sun Mar 29 03:14:35 2009
Q. We'd like to take our own equipment and go out on our own but have read that certain beaches can have rough water during certain seasons and sharks maybe? Has anybody snorkeled on Maui in May (and seen fish)? Thanks in advance for your insights!
Asked by victors - Sat Mar 28 13:18:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is something to remember. In the winter months, the north and northwest facing shores are rougher, and in the summer, the south shore is rougher. This is normally. In the summer months Maui has a little hidden bay on the west side that few tourist know about. It is called Napili Bay. North of there is Honolua Bay. It's a nature reserve. There's also one on the south shore past Wailea at La Perouse Bay. Napili Bay has best sunsets also.Also at Black Rock In Ka'anapali, they feed the fish sooften, that you can snorkel close in all along the shore line. Also in Wailea at a couple of the hotels. Ulua beach is one. For guaranteed fish photos, i'd stick to someplace like blacj rock or ulua beach in Wailea. Naplili is just for shear beauty… [cont.]
Answered by Local Haole - Sun Mar 29 03:14:35 2009
Where are some good clubs in maui?
Q. I'm going to be in maui next week for the first time without my parents and was wondering where to go to party. I'm old enough to drink now and want to have a blast. I'm looking for a club I can dance and drink at.
Asked by Babe - Mon Mar 26 01:28:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lahaina is really the only thing going on after dark in Maui. I don't remember seeing any clubs at all, but there has to be something and if there is, I'd bet it's in Lahaina. Best of luck, have a great trip.
Answered by halostrata - Mon Mar 26 03:22:03 2007
Q. I'm going to be in maui next week for the first time without my parents and was wondering where to go to party. I'm old enough to drink now and want to have a blast. I'm looking for a club I can dance and drink at.
Asked by Babe - Mon Mar 26 01:28:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lahaina is really the only thing going on after dark in Maui. I don't remember seeing any clubs at all, but there has to be something and if there is, I'd bet it's in Lahaina. Best of luck, have a great trip.
Answered by halostrata - Mon Mar 26 03:22:03 2007
Is maui tattoo company a good place to get a tattoo?
Q. My husband wants to get a tattoo when we go to maui. Just wondering if these guys do a good job?
Asked by fantasticchewy - Mon Dec 15 13:43:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well it is always good to get roccomendations from people. if you "google" the shop name you will often times find reviews about the shop and artists from people who have gone there but the BEST way is to go to the shop yourself. look at portfolios, look at cleanliness and professionalism and just get a feel for the overall vibe of the shop to see if that is the place that you want to get your tattoo done.
Answered by inkchick27 - Tue Dec 16 20:44:12 2008
Q. My husband wants to get a tattoo when we go to maui. Just wondering if these guys do a good job?
Asked by fantasticchewy - Mon Dec 15 13:43:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well it is always good to get roccomendations from people. if you "google" the shop name you will often times find reviews about the shop and artists from people who have gone there but the BEST way is to go to the shop yourself. look at portfolios, look at cleanliness and professionalism and just get a feel for the overall vibe of the shop to see if that is the place that you want to get your tattoo done.
Answered by inkchick27 - Tue Dec 16 20:44:12 2008
How much in average do servers in Maui make per week?
Q. We are moving to Maui in January and will be trying to get serving jobs, how much on average do you make in tips per week and what are the best restaurants to work?
Asked by APB - Tue Oct 13 09:42:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. minimum wage at least. but i heard the tips are really good though, because a lot of rich tourists like showing off to the poor locals who work two or three jobs just so they can have a roof over their heads and some food on the table. just work anywhere. jobs are scarce right now, so you'll be lucky if you can find a waiter job. good luck. see ya, wouldn't wanna be ya
Answered by Samir - Thu Oct 15 03:49:40 2009
Q. We are moving to Maui in January and will be trying to get serving jobs, how much on average do you make in tips per week and what are the best restaurants to work?
Asked by APB - Tue Oct 13 09:42:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. minimum wage at least. but i heard the tips are really good though, because a lot of rich tourists like showing off to the poor locals who work two or three jobs just so they can have a roof over their heads and some food on the table. just work anywhere. jobs are scarce right now, so you'll be lucky if you can find a waiter job. good luck. see ya, wouldn't wanna be ya
Answered by Samir - Thu Oct 15 03:49:40 2009
What is the best place to buy groceries in Maui?
Q. My family and I are going to Maui soon and I don't want to eat out the whole time. We have a fridge and stove in the studio we are renting, so I was wondering where to find the best deal on groceries and fish.
Asked by SAM - Mon Mar 15 18:55:01 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Foodland has an excellent sushi counter, in addition to its regular fish counter. The Safeway in Kihei has the widest variety of Ben & Jerry's flavors on the island. I'm pretty sure it's the largest supermarket on the island. If you are headed Upcountry (towards Haleakala) you should stop by the Pukalani Superette on the corner of Old Haleakala Highway and Makawao Avenue (take a right on Makawao Avenue if you're headed uphill on the new highway) for some ready-to-eat local style food. The forks, napkins and chopsticks are on top of the bar where everybody is trying to decide among lasagne, roast pork and cabbage, chicken hekka, mahi mahi, or whatever they've got out that day. We love the Superette for its ready-to-eat dishes, its fresh… [cont.]
Answered by Beckee - Tue Mar 16 00:17:57 2010
Q. My family and I are going to Maui soon and I don't want to eat out the whole time. We have a fridge and stove in the studio we are renting, so I was wondering where to find the best deal on groceries and fish.
Asked by SAM - Mon Mar 15 18:55:01 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Foodland has an excellent sushi counter, in addition to its regular fish counter. The Safeway in Kihei has the widest variety of Ben & Jerry's flavors on the island. I'm pretty sure it's the largest supermarket on the island. If you are headed Upcountry (towards Haleakala) you should stop by the Pukalani Superette on the corner of Old Haleakala Highway and Makawao Avenue (take a right on Makawao Avenue if you're headed uphill on the new highway) for some ready-to-eat local style food. The forks, napkins and chopsticks are on top of the bar where everybody is trying to decide among lasagne, roast pork and cabbage, chicken hekka, mahi mahi, or whatever they've got out that day. We love the Superette for its ready-to-eat dishes, its fresh… [cont.]
Answered by Beckee - Tue Mar 16 00:17:57 2010
How hard is it to find a good serving job in Maui?
Q. I am planning to move to Maui within the next two months. I've been a server (not find dining) for about 4 years, and I was just curious as to how easy or difficult it would be for me to find a job. Also, I don't know how good the money will be. I know that living out there is expensive...
Asked by Carrie - Mon Jul 21 12:35:49 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people in the service industry don't make alot of money there and room rents are very expensive. Most people end up rooming with several others who can share the rent. There's always a shortage of good servers in most of the hotels in Lahaina on the west side of the island as well as the hotels on the SE side of the island in Makena. You may also find some serving jobs in Kahului in the North central part of the island. Hana is a beautiful part of the island on the east side, but there's only the Hana Hotel and most tourists don't eat or stay there because it's VERY expensive. As for other expenses...gas is about $5(+) per gallon and food is about 20%-30% more expensive in the stores. As Jessica mentioned, speaking a second… [cont.]
Answered by Gary D - Mon Jul 21 12:41:42 2008
Q. I am planning to move to Maui within the next two months. I've been a server (not find dining) for about 4 years, and I was just curious as to how easy or difficult it would be for me to find a job. Also, I don't know how good the money will be. I know that living out there is expensive...
Asked by Carrie - Mon Jul 21 12:35:49 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most people in the service industry don't make alot of money there and room rents are very expensive. Most people end up rooming with several others who can share the rent. There's always a shortage of good servers in most of the hotels in Lahaina on the west side of the island as well as the hotels on the SE side of the island in Makena. You may also find some serving jobs in Kahului in the North central part of the island. Hana is a beautiful part of the island on the east side, but there's only the Hana Hotel and most tourists don't eat or stay there because it's VERY expensive. As for other expenses...gas is about $5(+) per gallon and food is about 20%-30% more expensive in the stores. As Jessica mentioned, speaking a second… [cont.]
Answered by Gary D - Mon Jul 21 12:41:42 2008
What is the best fighting style to have with Maui Thai in UFC Undisputed?
Q. I really like Maui Thai, not because I automatically think its the best striking style but because im use to using 2 the Maui Thai and double under hook cliches a lot in a good fight. I know how to use grappling and submissions but i dont use them alot in a fight. And i like BJJ but only for the reversals. What is the best grappling style for some one who likes to stand up and use alot of cliches and combos.
Asked by Stevie C - Sun Jun 28 02:36:17 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do like BJJ for the reversals too. When I have my back on the mat I feel much more comfortable with a BJJ fighter because they can sweep the opponent from any position on the ground. With other styles you need be in a particular position while BJJ doesn't matter. For me I say pick either wrestling or BJJ. Wrestling is good because of the slams which drain A LOT of energy. When I play I am a BJJ fighter the majority of the time because it makes you a threat standing or on the ground. As for strking, Muay-Thai is my favorite. I love using the muay-thai clinch. PSN ID: SouthSide2145
Answered by What U Talkin Bout' Willis - Sun Jun 28 19:30:10 2009
Q. I really like Maui Thai, not because I automatically think its the best striking style but because im use to using 2 the Maui Thai and double under hook cliches a lot in a good fight. I know how to use grappling and submissions but i dont use them alot in a fight. And i like BJJ but only for the reversals. What is the best grappling style for some one who likes to stand up and use alot of cliches and combos.
Asked by Stevie C - Sun Jun 28 02:36:17 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do like BJJ for the reversals too. When I have my back on the mat I feel much more comfortable with a BJJ fighter because they can sweep the opponent from any position on the ground. With other styles you need be in a particular position while BJJ doesn't matter. For me I say pick either wrestling or BJJ. Wrestling is good because of the slams which drain A LOT of energy. When I play I am a BJJ fighter the majority of the time because it makes you a threat standing or on the ground. As for strking, Muay-Thai is my favorite. I love using the muay-thai clinch. PSN ID: SouthSide2145
Answered by What U Talkin Bout' Willis - Sun Jun 28 19:30:10 2009
What is the best area or hotels to stay at in Maui, Hawaii-beachfront?
Q. We are planning a honeymoon in Maui, Hawaii in October of this year but have no idea where to stay or what part of the island is better than the other! We would like an oceanfront hotel/condo/resort with atleast 3 1/2 stars. Please help if you have any suggestions!! Thanks :)
Asked by walkeral81 - Mon Aug 17 17:50:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have been to Maui twice now and we have always stayed @ the Westin Maui Resort & Spa. Definately a 5 star high class resort. One of the best that we recommend to everyone! It is right on the beautiful Kaanapali Beach and is next to Whalers Village for shopping and many other fun things very close near by. Hope this helps! westinmaui.com
Answered by stylish1 - Fri Aug 21 16:36:59 2009
Q. We are planning a honeymoon in Maui, Hawaii in October of this year but have no idea where to stay or what part of the island is better than the other! We would like an oceanfront hotel/condo/resort with atleast 3 1/2 stars. Please help if you have any suggestions!! Thanks :)
Asked by walkeral81 - Mon Aug 17 17:50:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We have been to Maui twice now and we have always stayed @ the Westin Maui Resort & Spa. Definately a 5 star high class resort. One of the best that we recommend to everyone! It is right on the beautiful Kaanapali Beach and is next to Whalers Village for shopping and many other fun things very close near by. Hope this helps! westinmaui.com
Answered by stylish1 - Fri Aug 21 16:36:59 2009
Where is the best place to get a relaxing beachfront massage in Maui?
Q. I am looking for a relaxing massage in an amazing beachfront setting in Maui. Also, any places to avoid?
Asked by Kathy J - Tue Mar 4 19:10:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many of the nicer hotels offer beachfront massages. The Maui Marriott is wonderful.
Answered by SunnyMoon - Tue Mar 4 21:34:45 2008
Q. I am looking for a relaxing massage in an amazing beachfront setting in Maui. Also, any places to avoid?
Asked by Kathy J - Tue Mar 4 19:10:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many of the nicer hotels offer beachfront massages. The Maui Marriott is wonderful.
Answered by SunnyMoon - Tue Mar 4 21:34:45 2008
Where is a good place to shop for groceries near Lahaina on Maui?
Q. We are going to Maui in a week and trying to figure out what we are going to spend on groceries for 2 of us for 6 days. What grocery store should we shop at near Lahaina? And how much should we be expecting to pay?
Asked by Jim - Sun Dec 2 19:51:34 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a big 24-hour Safeway grocery store in Lahaina. It is a little less expensive than the Star Market which is about 10 minutes north of Lahaina. My wife and I did a price comparison from a big grocery shopping list from that Safeway in Lahaina, and we found it was 40% more expensive than our big grocery store back home in Michigan. Lots of information about Maui shopping, sights, activities, hotels, condos, restaurants, is at
Answered by Maui Jon - Mon Dec 3 13:17:05 2007
Q. We are going to Maui in a week and trying to figure out what we are going to spend on groceries for 2 of us for 6 days. What grocery store should we shop at near Lahaina? And how much should we be expecting to pay?
Asked by Jim - Sun Dec 2 19:51:34 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a big 24-hour Safeway grocery store in Lahaina. It is a little less expensive than the Star Market which is about 10 minutes north of Lahaina. My wife and I did a price comparison from a big grocery shopping list from that Safeway in Lahaina, and we found it was 40% more expensive than our big grocery store back home in Michigan. Lots of information about Maui shopping, sights, activities, hotels, condos, restaurants, is at
Answered by Maui Jon - Mon Dec 3 13:17:05 2007
Which car rental company offers the best service and is the fairest priced in Maui?
Q. My husband and 2 children and I are going to Maui in June. We will be renting a car. I've never rented a car anywhere before,so I was just wondering if there was much of a difference in price,and service etc. And ,in your expirience,which company you've liked best. Thanks!
Asked by sheaalyssa - Tue Jan 29 00:41:22 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have found the pricing to be best through Avis and Dollar. However, you should run a search on Orbitz.com to see which has the lowest pricing, then either book through Orbitz, or go directly to the cheapest agency's website, where you may save a few dollars. Good luck!
Answered by Love Her Madly - Tue Jan 29 00:48:25 2008
Q. My husband and 2 children and I are going to Maui in June. We will be renting a car. I've never rented a car anywhere before,so I was just wondering if there was much of a difference in price,and service etc. And ,in your expirience,which company you've liked best. Thanks!
Asked by sheaalyssa - Tue Jan 29 00:41:22 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have found the pricing to be best through Avis and Dollar. However, you should run a search on Orbitz.com to see which has the lowest pricing, then either book through Orbitz, or go directly to the cheapest agency's website, where you may save a few dollars. Good luck!
Answered by Love Her Madly - Tue Jan 29 00:48:25 2008
What is the best experience you had in Maui?
Q. My husband and I are going to Maui for my birthday. We are doing the feast at Lele for sure, but i wanted to know what the best experience others have had to get some ideas.
Asked by Bria_elaine - Sun Apr 6 13:29:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Omg defiantly go on a snorkeling adventure to Molokini sooo beautiful. i have been out there twice. defiantly worth it. ALSO go watch the sun rise on Haleakala. most beautiful thing you will ever witness. its very cold so make sure you dress warm and bring a blanket. then go to HANA!!! OMG this is the most beautiful drive you will ever take... its like a 2 hour drive throw winding roads and beautiful scenery. its amazing. I'm getting goose bumps just thinking about it. i have family there. and i have been there two times. my favorite beach is big beach... then you climb over this big rock and there is a nude beach... he he. gosh just go all over that island. there are many things to see. and do. there will be 100s of brochures available… [cont.]
Answered by I'm in love with my toddler - Sun Apr 6 13:44:16 2008
Q. My husband and I are going to Maui for my birthday. We are doing the feast at Lele for sure, but i wanted to know what the best experience others have had to get some ideas.
Asked by Bria_elaine - Sun Apr 6 13:29:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Omg defiantly go on a snorkeling adventure to Molokini sooo beautiful. i have been out there twice. defiantly worth it. ALSO go watch the sun rise on Haleakala. most beautiful thing you will ever witness. its very cold so make sure you dress warm and bring a blanket. then go to HANA!!! OMG this is the most beautiful drive you will ever take... its like a 2 hour drive throw winding roads and beautiful scenery. its amazing. I'm getting goose bumps just thinking about it. i have family there. and i have been there two times. my favorite beach is big beach... then you climb over this big rock and there is a nude beach... he he. gosh just go all over that island. there are many things to see. and do. there will be 100s of brochures available… [cont.]
Answered by I'm in love with my toddler - Sun Apr 6 13:44:16 2008
Are there any shipping companies that will deliver to maui for straight fees?
Q. I'm getting married in maui and need to deliver stuff needed for the wedding. I know when we send boxes home to the Philippines, there are straight shipping cost per box. Are there any such companies for delivery to Hawaii?
Asked by sway0214 - Wed Jul 1 20:42:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, matson is good and reliable but they are a bit pricey.. if time is not a concern, just send it USPS parcel, it's cheap. but it will get there in about 3 or 9 days wakka wakka wakka
Answered by Samir - Thu Jul 2 05:54:43 2009
Q. I'm getting married in maui and need to deliver stuff needed for the wedding. I know when we send boxes home to the Philippines, there are straight shipping cost per box. Are there any such companies for delivery to Hawaii?
Asked by sway0214 - Wed Jul 1 20:42:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, matson is good and reliable but they are a bit pricey.. if time is not a concern, just send it USPS parcel, it's cheap. but it will get there in about 3 or 9 days wakka wakka wakka
Answered by Samir - Thu Jul 2 05:54:43 2009
What city is the best to stay in on Maui Island, HI?
Q. I have decided to take a trip to Maui at the end of March and I was wondering which city on the island has the most to offer. I am not planning on renting a car due to budget so anything within walking distance is great. Also with access to all types of activities (biking, atv, snorkeling, jet skiing, luaus, food, cool towns, etc). Thanks! Your help is much appreciated.
Asked by q w - Tue Nov 6 20:17:06 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Considering what you're looking for, I'd say either Kihei or Lahaina. They both offer alot of activities. Even though, Maui is not very big, and you will still have ample oppurtunity to explore the entire island. Good luck.
Answered by kay - Tue Nov 6 20:35:34 2007
Q. I have decided to take a trip to Maui at the end of March and I was wondering which city on the island has the most to offer. I am not planning on renting a car due to budget so anything within walking distance is great. Also with access to all types of activities (biking, atv, snorkeling, jet skiing, luaus, food, cool towns, etc). Thanks! Your help is much appreciated.
Asked by q w - Tue Nov 6 20:17:06 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Considering what you're looking for, I'd say either Kihei or Lahaina. They both offer alot of activities. Even though, Maui is not very big, and you will still have ample oppurtunity to explore the entire island. Good luck.
Answered by kay - Tue Nov 6 20:35:34 2007
What is the best hotel to stay in at Maui, Hawaii?
Q. My husband is planning a vacation to Maui but neither one of us knows the island.We are seeking opinions and suggestions from those who know more about the island. please help.
Asked by Smile, ur still breathing! - Sat Jun 13 01:00:51 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are three main areas where the resorts are clustered, and one "adventure/isolated" destination area. The most popular and largest resort location is Kaanapali, the continuous line of resorts along the beach adjacent to the town of Lahaina. Kaanapali was one of the first outer island planned resort communities, with golfing and shopping centers. In this area, the Hyatt is the nicest. Farther up the road from Kaanapali is the Napili/Kapalua area. Napili is older, more casual and kick-back, while Kapalua is a very-upscale planned community overlooking the sea. There is only one resort of note here, the Ritz-Carlton which has a great rep. The negatives in this area is: far from any shopping and rather remote, not a whole lot to… [cont.]
Answered by Scott N - Sat Jun 13 01:50:31 2009
Q. My husband is planning a vacation to Maui but neither one of us knows the island.We are seeking opinions and suggestions from those who know more about the island. please help.
Asked by Smile, ur still breathing! - Sat Jun 13 01:00:51 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are three main areas where the resorts are clustered, and one "adventure/isolated" destination area. The most popular and largest resort location is Kaanapali, the continuous line of resorts along the beach adjacent to the town of Lahaina. Kaanapali was one of the first outer island planned resort communities, with golfing and shopping centers. In this area, the Hyatt is the nicest. Farther up the road from Kaanapali is the Napili/Kapalua area. Napili is older, more casual and kick-back, while Kapalua is a very-upscale planned community overlooking the sea. There is only one resort of note here, the Ritz-Carlton which has a great rep. The negatives in this area is: far from any shopping and rather remote, not a whole lot to… [cont.]
Answered by Scott N - Sat Jun 13 01:50:31 2009
What's the difference between Oahu & Maui? Everyone I know and read about goes to Maui, why?
Q. I really want to see the Arizona Memorial, go to the North Shore, see Waikiki, etc. on Oahu. But I don't have any friends/family who have been to Oahu, only Maui, and they rave about it. And in reading...it seems like there is much more to do on Oahu. This is my first trip and I can only stay about a week. Someone please help explain the difference so I will know where to stay. Are they the same or totally different?!?!?!?
Asked by plgtamu24 - Tue Jul 15 02:55:30 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Short answer: Oahu and Maui are both amazing. Your friends are raving because all the Hawaiian islands are incredible, and they only know about one. It sounds to me like you want to see a lot of things on Oahu, so go to Oahu. longer answer: A lot of people dislike Oahu because they only see the area around Waikiki. Waikiki is fascinating...lots of great people watching and interesting shopping, restaurants, night life, etc. However, there is much more to Oahu than Waikiki. You WON'T see everything in a week. However, you can see a lot if you choose what interests you. Here is one possible itinerary...modify to fit your interests. Day 1: Travel DAY 2: hanauma bay/WAIKIKI. Stay in Waikiki, get up early (jet lag will make you wake up at… [cont.]
Answered by Mark F - Tue Jul 15 10:32:25 2008
Q. I really want to see the Arizona Memorial, go to the North Shore, see Waikiki, etc. on Oahu. But I don't have any friends/family who have been to Oahu, only Maui, and they rave about it. And in reading...it seems like there is much more to do on Oahu. This is my first trip and I can only stay about a week. Someone please help explain the difference so I will know where to stay. Are they the same or totally different?!?!?!?
Asked by plgtamu24 - Tue Jul 15 02:55:30 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Short answer: Oahu and Maui are both amazing. Your friends are raving because all the Hawaiian islands are incredible, and they only know about one. It sounds to me like you want to see a lot of things on Oahu, so go to Oahu. longer answer: A lot of people dislike Oahu because they only see the area around Waikiki. Waikiki is fascinating...lots of great people watching and interesting shopping, restaurants, night life, etc. However, there is much more to Oahu than Waikiki. You WON'T see everything in a week. However, you can see a lot if you choose what interests you. Here is one possible itinerary...modify to fit your interests. Day 1: Travel DAY 2: hanauma bay/WAIKIKI. Stay in Waikiki, get up early (jet lag will make you wake up at… [cont.]
Answered by Mark F - Tue Jul 15 10:32:25 2008
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I'm going to . Maui. next summer and the plan is on the thought of staying at the Westin, Sheraton or Hyatt. Id like to know if you know what are the best and also.
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