There's no denying that Hawaii specifically its more famous cities like Oahu, Waikiki, and Honolulu are dream destinations for a lot of travelers. But for those who are looking for a more quiet refuge that's faraway from the hustle bustle of big cities, Maui is the place to …

The sunniest and driest area of Maui is located on the south side of the island. While it may get a little warm at times, south Maui is actually full of miles and miles of sandy beaches. This -- and plenty more, make south Maui the ideal place for beach lovers …

Wailuku is located in Central Maui west of Kahului in Hawaii.  It is primarily a residential old Hawaiian town, and it was the main tourist destination for people traveling to Maui in the early 20^th century.  Since then resort towns such as Wailea and Ka’anapali have surpassed …

Makawao is in the Upcountry of Maui and sits on the slopes of the dormant volcano Haleakala.  The history of the town dates back to the 1800s after cattle was first delivered to Hawaii.  Makawao is still known for herding cattle because of the fields of grass still …

Kapalua is located on the northwest shore of Maui just north of Lahaina.  It is a beautiful destination resort with white beaches and world famous golf courses.  The PGA’s Hyundai Tournament is actually held on this resort each year.  The population in this area is tiny with …

Ka’anapali is located on the West Side of Maui and is not only a premiere resort destination, but Hawaii’s first master planned family resort community.  There are several major resorts located in the area.  Some of these are the Westin, Sheraton, and Marriot among other major chains and …

Haiku can be found on the island of Maui in the North Shore region.  It is a tropical paradise that entices not only tourists but locals too with its distance to the water. There are numerous outdoor activities that can take place in this area, and many of these …