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Introduction to MauiMaui is centrally situated in the Hawaiian island chain. Being the second largest island in Hawaii has not kept it from being big in every other aspect. Maui boasts a staggering 80 beaches, 120 miles of shorelines and breathtaking views courtesy of the great volcano, Haleakala. Located in the south-eastern region, Haleakala is classified as an “active” volcano. Visitors are free to drive up to the summit (the highest point of the island) to take in the sunrise view. The more adventurous tourists may then opt to bike back down this most impressive of landmarks! The 3 main areas of Maui feature terrain that covers the full spectrum: valleys, beaches and coral reefs to mountains and rainforests. With an abundance of natural scenery, a volcano and fascinating historical sites, it’s no wonder Maui is often called “the Magic Isle”. |
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Hale Mahulia |
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Villa Royal Palms |
