Maui
Maui is the second largest island of Hawaii,
is known as “The Valley Isle”. Maui is formed by six volcanoes, the islands of Maui, Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe were known originally for Maui Nui, but have been separated by rising sea levels. The shallow waters that was created by those sunken valley provide an excellent shelter to breeding humpback whales that can be seen often from the shore with their “babies”. You must see Lahainha, the historic whaling village on the west coast of Maui. The city was the home of King Kamahameha I and was the capital of the island in 1790. The only train in Hawaii is the Sugarcane Train and takes you to a journey between Lahainha and Kaana Pali for a different view of the island. Do not miss the Haleakala National Park. The travel magazine “Condé Nast Traveler” was voted Maui “the best island in the world. Hotels in Maui
What to visit in Maui: Haleakala National Park; Sugarcane Train;
Cities in Maui: Hana; Haiku; Kahului; Kaanapali; Kapalua; Kihei; Lahaiana; Napili; Paia; Wailea; Makena; Wailuku;
Transports in Maui
Kahului Airport (OGG): It is the main airport in Maui and the second of the state of Hawaii, there are many flights to/from US mainland cities.
Map of Maui Island
Maui Hawaii Map
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