A bit of a drive from where are staying, but worth it! They make the best banana foster dessert!!!

Condo is great. 2 minute walk to the beach. Restaurant not very good.

Take a jacket, it is cold on the top!

Freezing cold even in the spring. Wrap up in a blanket.

took a half day trip to snorkel and dive. Go in the morning. The trade winds really pick up in the afternoon. Actually that is true all over Maui. Better snorkeling in the morning.

So dreamy!

Great boat trip and very nice snorkeling. Bucket list item

great food, great drinks, great view!!

This could be one of my favorite restaurants. This is MUST DO on your trip. It's close to the airport (at the beginning of the Road to Hana) so it's best to hit it right when you land. I've only been here for lunch because most of my flights landed around then. From the airport to Mama's is the This could be one of my favorite restaurants. This is MUST DO on your trip. It's close to the airport (at the beginning of the Road to Hana) so it's best to hit it right when you land. I've only been here for lunch because most of my flights landed around then. From the airport to Mama's is the PERFECT kick off to Maui trip. You won't be disappointed.… see moresee less

An absolute must. Love this place. I concur with George and JR.

A must-do in Maui. The food is great. It's held at a beautiful venue with an amazing view. With a great service to top it off, no wonder this place offers the best luau experience in Maui.

really good. Big drinks.

Hope it's as good as Kalamaku on Kauai

The real deal- storytelling hula history of the island of Maui.

Favorite Beach in Maui

This black sand beach is magical and a very popular stop for those visiting Hana, Maui.

Always worth a trip to Haleakala Crater...but do it early in the trip before you adjust too much for the time zone change - makes it easier to wake up and get up to the top for sunrise...not to be missed on Maui!

amazing sunrise trip...do it early on in your trip when you're still getting up early due to time zone change...ask a local what time sunrise is, or look up on internet...get there before the actual sunrise!

Sunrise is so beautiful here. Make sure you wear warm clothes because it's chilly.

My favorite thing is to hike down into the crater, or go for a horseback ride through it. The most important thing to remember is this.... don't wait until you're tired to hike back to the car- because it's UP the entire way back. We're so used to climbing mountains and we hike until we're tired, My favorite thing is to hike down into the crater, or go for a horseback ride through it. The most important thing to remember is this.... don't wait until you're tired to hike back to the car- because it's UP the entire way back. We're so used to climbing mountains and we hike until we're tired, then have a leisurely stroll downhill to come home. In this case, the hike back up, in the loose sand and cinders, is the most difficult part, so remember that in your planning.… see moresee less

Also, riding bikes down the mountain from the volcano is great fun too.

This is a GREAT hike and a must do in Hawaii. My favorite thing is to be there at sunrise, as there's nothing quite like it. Keep in mind it will be very cold, so take blankets from the hotel or bring a warm jacket. It can be in the 30's in the morning.

I should have said... ride is totally cool, but if you get in the wrong group, you're in trouble (ours was big and super slow, which took away from the fun).

Tip was supposed to be for the crater and national park. The crater is a pretty magical place to watch the sunrise. In any event, avoid the bike tours, unless you can arrange a private tour for just yourselves. The ride down the mountain is awesome, but being stuck with a big group on a long Tip was supposed to be for the crater and national park. The crater is a pretty magical place to watch the sunrise. In any event, avoid the bike tours, unless you can arrange a private tour for just yourselves. The ride down the mountain is awesome, but being stuck with a big group on a long tour is not fun.… see moresee less

Oh, I can totally see that. We had a private group of 8 of us so we didn't have to worry about anyone else. Maybe worth paying extra for a private trip so you don't get stuck.

Great 90 minute tour of the local sea life. The kids loved it.

Good activity for kids and nice because some of the aquarium is outdoors.

Great 90 minute tour of the local sea life. The kids loved it.

Good activity for kids and nice because some of the aquarium is outdoors.

Looking for some good ramen? Star Noodle is the place to be. The small restaurant offers a variety of dishes from Pad Thai to Udon.

Looking for some good ramen? Star Noodle is the place to be. The small restaurant offers a variety of dishes from Pad Thai to Udon.

Looking for some good ramen? Star Noodle is the place to be. The small restaurant offers a variety of dishes from Pad Thai to Udon.

Great Italian with a local twist.

Great Italian with a local twist.

2013 trip w/family - dining

I loved this hike, you and Story could do this hike pretty fast though, if you just do the first half and stop at the beach. To continue on, would add another hour to your hike, but then you see the waterfall, which was pretty magical. Otherwise an 1:15 there and same back. During the rainy I loved this hike, you and Story could do this hike pretty fast though, if you just do the first half and stop at the beach. To continue on, would add another hour to your hike, but then you see the waterfall, which was pretty magical. Otherwise an 1:15 there and same back. During the rainy season, if there's no wind, bring repellent!… see moresee less

the most recommended trail on the island. it's extremely popular though, so expect crowds. it will take most of the day.

Absolutely beautiful and great rates!

pretty cool to see red sand, but there are often naked people there.

10 days and we're there!

Always worth a trip to Haleakala Crater...but do it early in the trip before you adjust too much for the time zone change - makes it easier to wake up and get up to the top for sunrise...not to be missed on Maui!

My favorite thing is to hike down into the crater, or go for a horseback ride through it. The most important thing to remember is this.... don't wait until you're tired to hike back to the car- because it's UP the entire way back. We're so used to climbing mountains and we hike until we're tired, My favorite thing is to hike down into the crater, or go for a horseback ride through it. The most important thing to remember is this.... don't wait until you're tired to hike back to the car- because it's UP the entire way back. We're so used to climbing mountains and we hike until we're tired, then have a leisurely stroll downhill to come home. In this case, the hike back up, in the loose sand and cinders, is the most difficult part, so remember that in your planning.… see moresee less

Also, riding bikes down the mountain from the volcano is great fun too.

I love queens bath - but am not sure about hiking there with a pregnant belly. It's a pretty muddy/steep hike :(

here are directions to this. very dangerous though. Take Highway 56 to Princeville. Turn right on Ka Haku Road. Turn right on Punahele and right again on Kapiolani. Park along the road at the end of Kapiolani and follow the dirt trail along the stream for about 25 yards. At the end of the trail here are directions to this. very dangerous though. Take Highway 56 to Princeville. Turn right on Ka Haku Road. Turn right on Punahele and right again on Kapiolani. Park along the road at the end of Kapiolani and follow the dirt trail along the stream for about 25 yards. At the end of the trail turn left for about 300 yards to the Bath.… see moresee less

Been to Kauai 15+ times but never visited this.

I love queens bath - but am not sure about hiking there with a pregnant belly. It's a pretty muddy/steep hike :(

here are directions to this. very dangerous though. Take Highway 56 to Princeville. Turn right on Ka Haku Road. Turn right on Punahele and right again on Kapiolani. Park along the road at the end of Kapiolani and follow the dirt trail along the stream for about 25 yards. At the end of the trail here are directions to this. very dangerous though. Take Highway 56 to Princeville. Turn right on Ka Haku Road. Turn right on Punahele and right again on Kapiolani. Park along the road at the end of Kapiolani and follow the dirt trail along the stream for about 25 yards. At the end of the trail turn left for about 300 yards to the Bath.… see moresee less

Kaui is a place very close to my heart. It is one of my favorite place in the world!