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Local Opinions & News from Residents of Maui, Hawaii
Maui Whale Watching from the Land, Sea or Sky
Whale season in Maui is here and you will want a front row seat for this show! Here are the best spots to whale watch from sky, land or sea.
Maui Tropical Plantation is Your Happy Place!
Maui has something for everyone, but it’s not often all in the same place. If you’re in a group that can’t decide on what to do and where to go, Maui Tropical Plantation is the solution that will thrill everyone! […]
Mystery Solved: Maui’s Coolest Escape Room
Founded in Japan in 2007, escape rooms have become one of the largest trends in indoor entertainment in the United [...]
Maui’s Best Happy Hours
On an island where nearly every minute is pure bliss, narrowing down the top spots for happy hour is no [...]
13-Day Maui Itinerary
Here’s the ideal 13-day Maui itinerary—leaving off a day for travel—complete with where to eat, what to see, and where to play. (In other words, 13 reasons why you should spend your hard-earned vacation exploring the Valley Isle.)
Maui’s Best New Indoor Activity
Affordable, family-friendly, entertaining and open to all ages, Wailuku's Ultimate Air Trampoline Park is undoubtedly Maui's best new indoor activity.
Taco Tuesday On Maui – Maui Mexican Restaurants
It is no secret that Maui has a selection of fantastic Mexican restaurants, combining the breathtaking scenery with the delicious food, creating the perfect location to make your Taco Tuesday one to remember.
Haiku Elementary Halloween Trunk Show
If you've got little ones, Haiku Elementary has a fun event each year where students dress up the back of their parents car in spooky Halloweeny ways, then hand out candy to dressed up trick or treaters. It's a ton of fun and really a great, practical way of going trick or treating.
A Brief History of Zipline
Puerto Rico, Alaska, Costa Rica, Nepal, Hawaii—these places have more in common than stunning scenery and exotic postal codes: They’re recognized as possessing some of the most spectacular ziplines around the globe.