Maui

There’s so much to see and do on Maui that you really do need to start early…..early enough to see the sunrise…..a very special sunrise, in fact, the most glorious sunrise you’ll ever see, atop Haleakala Crater. The drive from Kaanapali is approximately two hours but it really is well worth it.

On the way down from Haleakala, enjoy breakfast then take in the glories of this special area of Maui. Visit a flower farm in Kula, shops and galleries in the old cowboy town of Makawao and the award-winning Tedeschi Winery.

Now it’s time to head west along the southern route to what was historically the capital of the Hawaiian Islands, the old whaling town of Lahaina. Although designated a National Historic Landmark, Lahaina has a great mix of many historic treasures and the up-to-date fun and excitement visitors are looking for from art galleries, every kind of restaurant imaginable and a thriving nightlife. Every Friday night is art Night when you can get ‘up close and personal’ with some of the thousands of extraordinary creative people who choose Maui as the ideal place to inspire their artistic vision.

Kaanapali is a fabulous region of this island where you will find beautiful resort hotels, shopping and spectacular golf courses, all offering magnificent views across the warm Pacific waters. From December to April it is a common sight to spot humpback whales frolicking.