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About Maui
Scores of visitors (about 2.5 million) visit Maui each year, attracted in part by the 33 miles of public beaches, one of the world’s biggest dormant volcanoes and the agreeable subtropical climate. Some of the most recommended areas to stay are along the west coasts in Kaanapali, Lahaini and Kahana. Despite the large amount of hotel and condominium development in the last 25 years, over 75% of the island remains untouched and offers exotic, lush terrain for explorers and nature enthusiasts. Go!

Maui Tourism
Hana Highway: Take a ride down Route 360, the scenic road along rainforests, black-sand beaches and lush vegetation which connects Hana and Kahului.

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Upcountry: Mountainous area on the western slopes of Haleakala, has picturesque rolling hills and green pastures which are ideal for hiking, camping or aimless roving.

Haleakala: This 10,023 foot dormant volcano, which last erupted in 1790, provides views of lava formations and mini-craters.

Molokini: Crescent-shaped island off Makena on the southwest side of Maui. According to Hawaiian myth, Molokini was formed when Pele, the volcano goddess, cut a lizard in half, turning the tail into Molokini and the head into the cinder cone near Makena Beach.

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in Kaanapali Beach, Maui

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