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Lahaina
Lahaina is a town on the island of Maui, Hawaii. It's located on its Western part, which is the most popular tourist area. Lahaina is full of nice restaurants, night clubs, and life after sunset is quite active. During the day most tourists choose beaches of Kaanapali or other Maui activities, stopping in Lahaina mainly for food. Get in
Most visitors arrive on Maui by plane via Kahului airport (OGG). The vast majority rents a car there and drives to various Maui destinations, including Lahaina. The Honoapiilani Highway (route 30) is a very picturesque drive along the shore which gets you directly to Lahaina. The drive from the airport is about 40 minutes, though the road may get congested sometimes. Some people fly to West Maui airport, which is closer to Lahaina (about 15-20 minutes drive). By boatCruise ships sometimes moor near Lahaina and passengers get tendered to shore. Get around
Lahaina is very compact, and easily explored on foot. If you drive here, park your car and walk. There are a couple of free parking locations, but most charge a nominal fee. In some places, stores can validate your parking ticket. Front Street is the main thoroughfare of Lahaina, where most popular places are located. See
Lahaina is not big on sighseeing (mainly food, souvenirs, and night life), but as you busy yourselves with the aforementioned things, there are a couple of places to check out. What's considered to be the center of the city, the huge tree occupies the whole square. There are a couple of historic places around as well.A replica of a whaling ship. Great to look at, especially at sunset. Kids will like to get on it.Do
Take a cruise. Various boats can take you on dinner cruises, whale watching cruises, fishing rides, or to the island of Lanai. Look for good deals but beware of the "too good to be true" offers, they probably are. Note that during the whale season you'll see whales no matter where you go so getting a separate whale whatching cruise may not be necessary. On the other hand, they are usually cheap.Officially known as Lahaina Kaanapali Railroad, this is the only train in the whole of Hawaii. It shuttles between Lahaina and Kaanapali. If you choose, you can take a dinner train.Take a stroll down the Front Street, along the shore. Watch people, enjoy the weather, simply relax.Buy
Lahaina is a tourist town so you will find yourself surrounded by a miriad of stores selling souvenirs, cruises, activities, art, Hawaiian trinkets, etc. ABC Stores. They are all over Hawaii, and you will find a couple of them in Lahaina.
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Hotels in Lahaina
 | Best Western Pioneer Inn  |
Score 8.075 from 5 reviews | | 658 Wharf Street |  |
| In the heart of charming Lahaina Town on the beautiful island of Maui, this historic hotel offers a plantation-style atmosphere along with thoughtful amenities, only steps from scenic Lahaina Harbor.
The Best Western Pioneer Inn offers convenient access to a variety of recreational activities, including whale watching, scuba diving, snorkeling and deep-sea fishing. Guests can also easily take a ferry to the island of Lanai or enjoy a dinner cruise.
Originally built in 1901, the Pioneer Inn combines historic charm with a variety of modern amenities, including free wireless internet access. The hotel also features private balconies, an outdoor swimming pool and on-site dining at the Pioneer Inn Bar and Grill for breakfast and lunch. ... more | | |
 | Westin Ka'anapali Ocean Resort Villas  |
Score 8.325 from 1 reviews | | 6 Kai Ala Drive | |
| Westin’s famous Heavenly Beds are featured in every bedroom and studio. The equally luxurious Heavenly Baths include a large shower with separate whirlpool bath, modern fixtures, and plush bathrobes.
No matter which floor plan best suits your needs; each residence offers private, spacious lanais with inspirational garden, mountain, and ocean views.
Pets under 40 lbs are permitted or at the discretion of the manager. ... more | | |
 | Mana Kai Maui |
Score 7.25 from 2 reviews | | 2960 South Kihei Road | |
| Boasting an exceptional oceanfront location on Keawakapu Beach, this property features a variety of accommodation styles along with first-class amenities and services and is moments from area attractions and activities.
On-site at the Mana Kai Maui Resort, guests will find everything needed for an unforgettable stay, including yoga classes, a gourmet restaurant and a grocery store. Guests can also enjoy condominium-style accommodations, complete with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies, featuring stunning views of the ocean. The resort also offers traditional hotel guestroom-style accommodations.
Only a short distance from the Mana Kai Maui, guests can enjoy whale watching, traditional luaus and top-rated golf courses. The resort's on-site activity desk can also help arrange area tours and excursions. The shops at Wailea are also located only a few minutes from the resort. ... more | | |
 | Royal Lahaina Resort |
Score 8.6 from 6 reviews | | 2780 KeKaa Drive | |
| The Royal Lahaina Resort offers a full range of casual and fine dining options. Room service is also available for breakfast and dinner.
Enjoy creative Hawaiian and American cuisine a la carte or buffet style for breakfast, lunch and dinner. ... more | | |
 | Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa |
Score 8.525 from 3 reviews | | 2605 Kaanapali Parkway | |
| Set along the shores of Ka'anapali Beach, this Maui hotel features numerous on-site recreational and cultural activities along with on-site dining options and easy access to popular sites.
Guests at the Sheraton Maui are sure to have an enjoyable time with amenities including a spacious outdoor pool, on-site yoga classes, spa services and scuba diving lessons. Guests can also enjoy traditional luau feasts as well as hula dancing classes and lei making lessons.
The Sheraton in Maui also features a children's club, car rental services and 3 tennis courts.
Modern accommodations at the hotel feature signature Sweet Sleeper beds, private lanais and high-speed internet access.
Popular points of interest, including Whaler's Village Shopping Center and Ka'anapali Golf Course are easily accessible with the Maui Sheraton's scheduled shuttle service. Activities, including diving, snorkeling and parasailing are also available nearby. ... more | | |
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| Big Island Hawaii Volcano Adventure |
9 hours |
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Just as it was for Mark Twain over a century ago, this is truly the experience of a lifetime! Continuing eruptions at Kilauea Volcano have captured the world's imagination. This excursion features the closest approach to the recent lava flows allowed by Civil Defense and local authorities. Trained guides will escort you, and if conditions permit, you may be able to go right to the edge of a 2000 degree F molten lava flow!
SIGHTSEEING HIGHLIGHTS:
- Hilo Town and Banyan Drive (drive through)
- Akaka Falls
- Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Includes admission)
- Jagger Museum & Volcano House
- Thurston Lava Tube and Kilauea Iki Crater.
- Macadamia nut factory (seasonal) and orchid and anthurium nursery
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| Red Sail Sports Snorkel Sail on the Big Island |
3 - 4 hours |
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Discover the Big Island's best snorkel spots aboard a luxury catamaran. The Noa Noa, 'Feeling Free' in Polynesian and the new Kaimaka 'Eyes of the Sea' are ultra stable, 50-foot catamarans. They are considered the Island of Hawaii's most precious gems! Their sleek design allows the vessel to sail up to 12 knots or 15 miles per hour. With a 50-foot mast and 870 square feet of sail, the catamarans make a breathtaking sight on the horizon. The catamarans features plenty of seating space, a fully stocked bar, sunning nets, two marine restrooms, and a special swimming ladder that makes it easy to take a dip into Hawaii's warm waters.
Enjoy the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of Hawaii's friendliest marine life.This popular Morning Snorkel Sail includes an island fresh breakfast of fruits, juices and pastries plus a sumptuous lunch with full bar and equipment.
Sailing times vary with the seasons
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From January through April, the spectacular Humpback Whales migrate south and are often sighted off shore. Every year, from winter to early spring, hundreds of these leviathans, up to 45 feet in length and weighing 30 tons, migrate about 3,600 miles from Alaska to mate, give birth and fast in our tropical seas. The Noa Noa, "Feeling Free" in Polynesian and the new Kaimaka "Eyes of the Sea" are the ultra stable, 50-foot catamarans. They are considered the island of Hawaii's most precious gems. Their sleek design enables sailing speeds of up to 12 knots or 15 miles per hour. With a 50-foot mast and 870 square feet of sail, the catamarans make a breathtaking sight on the horizon. The catamarans feature plenty of seating space, a fully stocked bar, sunning nets, and two marine restrooms.
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