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Local Info

Here are some links of Places to Go and Things to Do! Some of them are local and some not so local.

A good place to start is an overall listing of some interesting places on Maui. If you want to find out about other activities, "click" on Maui Sites and check out the other listings. If your plans will take you to some of our other islands, check them out here, as well.

  • Maui Sites
  • Maui, HI

    • One of the first things you will see on your way to pick up your transportation to travel to your accommodations are racks of tourist information. There will be quite a few! Take some time to peruse some of them as they contain many ideas on things to see and do. They also contain coupons for discounts at many of the attractions and places to eat. There are several that are quite handy; they include:

  • This Week in Maui
  • Maui Gold

    Another good place to check out activities, history and cultural information are the links below.

  • GoHawaii.com
  • Other Links

    • Want to find out about the local weather, the local news?

    Many couples come to Maui to be married or to renew their vows. While there are many beautiful, picturesque areas to conduct these services (like the grounds of Kamaole Sands), some of the most beautiful take place on the beaches. There are quite a few local vendors available to help you plan, coordinate and provide you with the services that you may require. The link below mentions a few of them as well as some useful visitor information.

  • Maui Service Providers

    • Like to golf? Almost as many people who come to be married, come to play golf. Maui has many golf courses, with nearly a half dozen in the Kihei area. It must be hard to concentrate on the game with such beautiful scenery! The following links are for some of the areas nearby; links are also provided for several sites that cover the entire island. If golf is your bag, check 'em out!

  • Makena Resort (North Course)
  • Makena Resort (South Course)
  • Wailea (Gold Course)
  • Wailea (Emerald Course)
  • Wailea (Blue Course)

    • The following links give an overall view of the golf courses in Maui county. They duplicate the above links but they do contain general course descriptions. If you have time, check out www.mauimapp.com (at the bottom of the first link) as it contains some interesting links. Some of them are a bit outdated, though.

  • Maui County Golf Courses
  • Hawaii Golf Network

    • If this will be your first trip to Maui, you may want a little help with places to dine. Some people like to explore for themselves but many would like a "heads up". The link below was provided by a "local" couple and provides some idea as to menu and price.

  • Restaurant Guide
    The following list was taken from the Maui Weekly; which publishes the restaurant guide every week. This list was taken from the week of October 13th - 19th and is almost the same every week. When you are in Maui, pick up the paper (it's free) and see if anything new has been added.
  • Maui Dining

    • What trip to the Islands would be complete without attending a luau? There are quite a few here in Maui. Listed below are several that we have attended and highly recommend.
    Ask me if I enjoyed the Royal Lahaina Luau
  • Old Lahaina Luau
  • Royal Lahaina Luau
  • Marriott Luau
  • The Feast at Lele Luau

    • While you are checking out places to go to Luau's, check out some of the awesome hotels. If you are fortunate enough to stay at one of these, be sure to check out all the beautiful surroundings. Take some time to tour. If you are not staying at one of these hotels and have the time, consider touring some of them and see the beautiful landscaping, decorations and artwork. There is no cost to do this and you will be amazed at all the beauty and interesting things you will see. Would you expect to see penguins in Hawaii? You could! Check it out! Aloha! Did you expect to see us here?

    Take a virtual tour of the Hana Highway; then take the "real" one!

  • The Hana Highway

    • Like to find out how the Hawaiian Islands were formed and are still being formed? Check this link and consider a tour to the Big Island to see for yourself. I must say, it is an impressive site and an unforgettable experience!

  • Hawaiian Volcano Observatory

    • The following tours and activities are for a fee. They are kind of awesome! Some are not cheap, but they have been worth it; you will have to decide, if you care to partake in any of these.

    Are you into drag racing? Here in Maui, things get kind of exciting on the 3rd weekend of every month (excluding December and January). That’s when the” boys” (and ladies, too) head out to Pu’unene and the Valley Isle Timing Association’s drag strip. Check out their site and if you get a chance, go out and support them.

  • Maui Raceway Park

    • Come - visit me at The Maui Ocean Center
  • Maui Ocean Center
    • Howdy Pardner Come on out for a ride
  • Makena Stables Tours
  • Blue Hawaiian Helicopter Tours
    • An awesome flight!

    A lot of people have asked; "What time is it there?" Hawaii doesn't observe Daylight Savings Time. When asked a local replied; "What for?" The clock below will let you determine the time difference from where you are. Updates of the local weather are also provided.

    Click for Kahului, Hawaii Forecast

    NOTE: This site has not been approved by the AOAO Board of Directors. It is a web site for use by visitors, Home Owners and the Board, if they so choose. Under Construction

    E-mail comments and/or suggestions to: skip@kamaole-sands.org

    Copyright: © 2002 - 2008 Skip Maciolek
    Last updated: July 31, 2008         		Click for Kamaole Sands Home Page Maui No Ka Oi