Travel Guide: Maui, Hawaii
Haleakala National Park
Haleakala National Park is one of the island’s most popular tourist stops. The park’s foremost feature is the huge Haleakala Crater. Featuring volcanic elements on its interior, the crater is popular with hikers. Another popular activity has visitors watching the sun rise from atop the crater, for colorful and unparalleled views.
Kaanapali
Kaanapali was once named the best beach in America, and is considered one of Maui’s signature beaches. This beach is fronted by a number of resorts, and was Hawaii’s first planned resort destination.
The Sugar Cane Train
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The Sugar Cane Train is a steam-powered train that connects Lahaina and Kaanapali. A tour guide points out sites of interest along the path, highlighting the history of the area.
Lahaina
The historic area of Lahaina has been revitalized and today is a hot spot. Home to shops, art galleries and restaurants, this region was the capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom before Hawaii was annexed by the United States. This region was also once a whaling village, and today boasts a museum that teaches visitors about the area’s whaling history. Be it a glimpse of history you’re searching for, or a slice of resort relaxation, Maui is sure to have what you’re looking for.
