A Guide to Kula

A Guide to Kula

  “Everything is cooler in Kula”–or so the expression goes. But when locals utter it, they mean far more than just the weather. From superb restaurants and one-of-a-kind activities to some of the most splendid vistas on the island from up...
The Beauty of Upcountry: Jacaranda Trees

The Beauty of Upcountry: Jacaranda Trees

  The first image that often pops into mind when thinking of Maui is that of palm trees and sun-soaked beaches, but take a jaunt upcountry and you’ll be privy to a far different world. Kula, Ulupalakua, Makawao, and Pukalani are a much lusher realm, where...
Haleakala Weather

Haleakala Weather

  Perennially blue skies, eighty-degree temps, surf warmer than bathwater—is it any wonder that Hawaii is thought to have some of the finest weather in the world? But on the island of Maui, a wholly different kind of weather occurs within Haleakala Crater—while...
One Day on Haleakala

One Day on Haleakala

Meaning ‘House of the Sun,’ Haleakala Volcano is widely touted as the world’s largest dormant volcano, despite the fact that it’s technically still active. There’s no need to worry, though – the most recent eruption was way back in...
Haleakala Sunrise

Haleakala Sunrise

  Setting one’s alarm clock for three o’clock in the morning might not immediately seem like the most scintillating idea while on vacation, but that’s precisely what scores of visitors to Maui often do—2.2 million per year, to be exact. Why, you might ask? To...

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