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Explore Maui

Maui is Hawaii’s second largest island and world-renowned for its stunning natural beauty, luxurious lifestyle and experiential attractions. Repeatedly recognized as the “Best Island” by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler, escape to Maui to claim your slice of heaven.

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      Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum

      Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum pays homage to tropical sugar cane and the important role it played in Maui's history and agriculture—and the people who helped shape it.

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        Bailey House Museum

        Bailey House Museum was built in 1833 and holds numerous displays of Mr. Bailey's artwork, Hawaiiana items, 19th-century clothing and quilts, a 1919 redwood surfboard and an early 20th Century, 33-foot canoe, crafted from a single koa log.

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          Maui Nui Botanical Gardens

          Take a stroll through these gardens in central Maui to learn about culturally significant plants. Learn how certain plants are grown, what uses they serve, and how Maui is encouraging the growth and sustainability of these natural resources.

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            Hale Pa’i

            Hale Pa’i (House of Printing) was the original printing house of the Lahainaluna Seminary which was founded by missionaries in 1831 and produced the first newspaper west of the Rocky Mountains on February 14, 1834. It was a four-page weekly school paper called Ka Lama Hawaii.

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              Iao Valley

              Drive out to Iao Valley to immerse yourself in a truly historical area of Maui. Learn about a brutal battle that took place in the valley and witness how early Hawaiians harvested taro from the land.

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                Canoe Paddle

                Canoe paddling has been a cultural tradition that dates back to the founding of the Hawaiian Islands. There are numerous canoe clubs around Maui that allow visitors to join a canoe for a recreational paddle along the coastline. The Kihei Canoe Club on Maui's southside has been offering paddle outings for decades. Join them during whale season for an added element of joy.