Maui
The Magic Isle, more commonly known as Maui, offers heavenly beaches, tropical trade winds, crystal clear water, uncrowded beaches, and world-class golf. The South Coast is home to the resort areas of Maalaea, Kihei, Wailea, and Makena known for its gentle swimming surf. Visit the quaint town of Haiku, just minutes from the world famous windsurfing beach of Ho'okipa. Under the shadow of Kahalawai, one of Maui’s volcanic mountains, lie historic Lahaina and the famous resorts of Kaanapali, Kahana, Napili, and Kapalua. Front Street in Lahaina offers visitors shops, art galleries, entertainment, and restaurants on the waterfront with a taste of old world charm. Maui, one of the world’s largest playgrounds is a great place to hike, kayak, snorkel, windsurfing, and surfing, but it is also one of the most relazing places on the planet. Forty-two miles of never crowded beaches give it a secluded feel and towering volcanoes and mountains provide plenty of solace from the vacation hey-day. |
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Refreshing, Relaxing Molokai
If Hawaii has been on your wish list and crowds are not your favorite vacation sight, then Molokai is for you. This is the place where you can actually expect to walk on the beach and see no other footprints in the sand. With a wealth of natural beauty, some off the beaten path locations, attractive outdoor activities and a chance to truly relish the shopping experience, this “Friendly Island” is perfect for those who like peace and quiet.
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