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Maui is where you can really experience both relaxation and adventure. Known for its white, red and even black sandy beaches, Maui is the ultimate place to sit and watch the sun fall. If watching the sunrise and then riding down a volcano (Haleakala) is your idea of a good time, Maui has that too. Snorkeling in a crater (Molokoni), Maui can accommodate. Surf year round down south where the waves vary from beginner to pro. Enjoy Maui's luxurious golf course. Go whale watching in the winter. Drive one of the most twisted roads (Road to Hana) and see waterfalls and the rain-forest. Maui covers it all.

Maui has become the tourist island. Not many locals live here, so the island really welcoming to visitors. With its world famous restaurants, where you can get the real experience of eating beach front, and beaches, visiting Maui can never let you down and it has a wonderful blend of quiet, relaxing outdoor things to do as well as some "city" life. A great blend.

Maui is also pretty famous for many couples to get "Maui-ed" (the Maui version of Married). Rumored and also pretty well-known by many to be one of the more romantic islands of Hawaii. Being on any of the islands is by far relaxing and enjoyable. Those who do not wed in Maui will often fly here for their honeymoon.
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  1. Lahaina
  2. Kihei
  3. Kailua
  4. Molokai
  5. Hana
  6. Kahului
  7. Waikoloa
  8. Wailea Makena
  9. Waipio
  10. Hawi
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  2. Maalaea
  3. Wailuku
  4. Kapalua
  5. Kohala Coast
  6. Lanai City
  7. Kula
  8. Kaanapali
  9. Keoneoio
  10. Waialua
  1. Paia
  2. Makena N.W.R.
  3. Haiku
  4. Lana'i
  5. Wailua
  6. Makena
  7. Kapaau
  8. Kalaupapa
  9. Kawaihae
  10. Makawao
  1. Haiku Pauwela
  2. Kamalo
  3. Kaupo
  4. Ulupalakua
  5. Haleakala National Park
  6. Keanae
  7. Honokahua
  8. Wainapanapa
  9. Kaunakakai
  10. Maunaloa

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Maui, wowey
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Apr 27, 1999 - May 08, 1999
Maui, my favourite of the Hawaiian Islands, Maui is where I completely relaxed. When I was sitting at the airport waiting for my husband to return the rental car, I was thinking how nice it would be to stay – never go home.   However, before I leave, let me tell you about my stay. We stayed in Lahaina, a quaint little fishing village on the west coast of Maui. The Plantation Inn was the gorgeous bed and breakfast where we stayed, and enjoyed breakfast out by the pool each m...
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Hawaii: Maui Travel Photos
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Mar 05, 2006 - Sep 25, 2007
We went to Maui and Kauai for our honeymoon. If the islands were a bit closer to the mainland (and a bit less money to live), we would move there in a heartbeat. I just thought I would share some images!
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Sunrise at the summit of Haleakala
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Sep 05, 2006 - Sep 09, 2006
Regarding sunrise at Haleakala, Mark Twain wrote, "It was the sublimest spectacle I ever witnessed and I think the memory of it will remain with me always."  Truly, it was a spectacular sight.
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My favorite Hawaiian island
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Aug 14, 2004
So I've decided that Maui is my favorite Hawaiian island. Sure, Oahu is busier, and Kawaii is greener and more pre-historic looking, but Maui is my baby.The island is much more manageable to navigate (except for the northern area that is only passable by Jeep or 4 wheel drive. There is a nice mixture of local and tourist activities and feel. The watersports on this island are far superior to the others. I went out on this boat hosted by a local family who literally made their living lugging v...
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