Tag: Maui

Eat like a local: Tamura’s Fine Wine & Liquors

For Hawaii visitors looking for truly “local” food and drink, look no further than Tamura’s Fine Wine & Liquors. Certainly, Hawaii offers countless bars, diners, breweries, and boutique eateries to choose from on each island. In recent years Hawaii has seen an explosion of new establishments catering to all cultured tastes. Virtually all are worth […]

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10 Top Things to Do in Maui for Free

As promised, I’m back this week with another post about free things to do in Hawaii. I’ve been working my way around the Hawaiian islands, discovering the best things to do for free, so make sure to check out my posts, 10 Free Things To Do On Kauai, 10 Free Things To Do On The […]

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Our Guide to the Best Towns in Maui

Want to see some of the best towns in Maui? These charming places are worth slowing down for.  When you choose to visit Maui, you’re deciding to avoid the “big city” of Honolulu and enjoy a more rural experience. But what if you went a step further and really explored some of the small towns […]

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Celebrities That Live in Hawaii – Who Stays and Plays Here?

Do you have stars in your eyes? We’re highlighting celebrities who live in Hawaii! If you could live anywhere in the world, would Hawaii be on your list? We bet it would be! And you’re not alone. The rich and famous who can afford to live and stay anywhere in the world often choose a […]

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Did You Know? There’s a Coffee Plantation on Oahu, Maui & Kauai

When I first moved to Hawaii, I thought all Hawaii coffee came from Kona on the Big Island. But, turns out, I was wrong — REALLY wrong! There’s actually a coffee plantation on Oahu, Kauai, and Maui. Some offer tours, while others are a great chance to taste truly fresh coffee.   Here’s a look at […]

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Maui Ocean Center: Visit or Skip It?

There’s nothing like a trip to Hawaii to inspire you to examine marine life — after all, when you’re in the islands, you’re practically living in the middle of a giant aquarium! However, no matter how much you snorkel and SCUBA, it’s impossible to experience all the marine life Hawaii has to offer… which is […]

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How Long To Get Where? Hawaii Travel Times on Neighbor Islands

Travel times are tricky in Hawaii. You may imagine a route from Point A to Point B and say, “Hey, our destination is only 5 miles away. That’ll take about 5 minutes.” Not so! Between the unique terrain, older roads, and traffic in Hawaii, it’s hard to determine how long your drive time might be […]

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Haleakala Sunrise vs Sunset: Which is the Best Time to Go?

If you’re planning a trip to Maui, seeing the Haleakala sunrise might top your must-do list. Here, day breaks at 10,000 feet above sea level, casting golden hues across layers of endless clouds. Then, as the clouds clear and the skies turn blue, you get to enjoy one of the most magnificent places in Hawaii.  […]

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Lavender Farm Maui: A Treat for All Senses

Stop by and smell the lavender! This gorgeous lavender farm Maui offers is the ultimate spot to unwind and enjoy nature.  Alii Kula Lavender Farm  Alii Kula Lavender Farm is definitely one of my favorite places on Maui. It’s a great stop along unique backroads and an adventure in agritourism.  Located on the slopes of […]

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Should You Visit Kaihalulu Beach (Maui’s Red Sand Beach)

Hawaii has some of the world’s most beautiful beaches, many of which are secluded gems that require hiking and care to visit. But many adventurous visitors may wonder if they can go to Kaihalulu Beach, also called Red Sand Beach, in Maui.  We think the correct question to ask is: should you go to Red […]

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Dragon’s Teeth Maui: Wahi Pana to Na Kanaka Maoli

You might have heard about a popular landmark on Maui called Dragon’s Teeth. This spot on Maui’s western shoreline is steeped in history and is a meaningful place for Native Hawaiians.  Let’s learn all about it and discover the beauty of Makaluapuna Point – Maui’s Dragontooth.  Where is Dragon’s Teeth on Maui Dragon’s Teeth is […]

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How to See Blow Holes in Hawaii

Blow Holes – a natural phenomenon. In Hawaii, you may hear one before you see it. As waves splash against a rocky coastline, water spurts up through a natural crevice to spray mist into the air.  When the wave conditions are really good, it looks like a geyser, but it’s actually a blow hole. How […]

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