Need help deciding where to stay on Maui? Where are the most popular visitor areas on Maui? Is a "beachfront" resort the same thing as "oceanfront?" What’s the difference between a hotel and a condo, or a condo and a villa? Is it possible to rent a house for a...
Maui can be divided into a half-dozen island regions, each with a unique character and personality. Below is a Maui map and brief description of each of the island's regions, towns, and neighborhoods—a quick overview to orient you to the island. For additional help, see How To Choose Where To Stay...
The oceanfront town of Lahaina in West Maui is a great choice for visitors who want to stay in an area with plenty of things to see and do within just a few blocks – an easy walk. Here are some reasons why you should stay in Lahaina and make...
On the west side of Maui is a 3 mile stretch of white sand and turquoise blue water fronting the perfect hub for your Maui vacation. Truly, you have everything you need in one strip of beach. This is the go-to place to stay on the west side with a...
The oceanfront enclave of Maalaea in South Central Maui is truly an undiscovered gem. This peaceful little village, nestled beside the small-boat harbor, offers the most central location on the island for visitors—great for those who want to explore Maui in all directions. Here are some reasons why you should...
Kihei, in South Maui, is a sprawling beachfront town known for its easygoing vibe, numerous beaches, and budget-friendly options for visitors. Here are some reasons why you should stay in Kihei and make this area your home base on Maui. (Kihei is pronounced KEY-hay. Here's a map of Maui's regions to...
