Known amongst Hawaiians as pua’a, the Polynesian pig is both a sign of Hawaii’s diverse wildlife & threat to the islands’ exquisite forests.
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8 Places On Maui The Guidebooks Will Never Tell You About
Guidebooks will only get you so far on Maui. Here are 8 places you may not have heard of where you can snorkel, hike, relax, and more!
Facts About Hawaii Sugarcane (Kō)
Kō, also known as Hawaii Sugarcane, is one of the tallest grasses in the world. Enjoy these facts about Kō and its impact on Hawaii.
5 Reasons New Yorkers Hate Maui
Slow pace, beautiful weather, and friendly people. It’s no wonder the islanders from New York want nothing to do with Maui.
Luau Showdown: Royal Lahaina Luau vs Grand Wailea Luau
Grand Wailea vs Royal Lahaina luau comparison. Both the Grand Wailea Luau and the Royal Lahaina Luau are great, but only one can win.
Maui Animal of the Month: Coqui Frogs
The coqui frog is believed to have hitchhiked a ride to the Hawaiian Islands on a shipment of potted plants that arrived from Florida in 1988.
Maui Plant of the Month: Eucalyptus
There’s no mistaking it: Maui is a multi-sensory experience. From the warmth of its sun to the richness of its natural colors to the balminess of its rain, the Valley Isle offers far more than first-rate vistas, awesome snorkeling, and sultry, tropical weather. One of the rarest sensory experiences it offers is the inimitableness of […]
Dining Among Maui History
A large part of modern Maui might be characterized by its contemporary offerings—just think of its luxe resorts and award-winning golf courses—but it’s impossible to go far without realizing its historical importance. From the lure of ‘ukulele music to the enduring...
