Maui, “The Valley Isle", is widely considered the most diverse of the Hawaiian Islands, combining world-class resorts with unrivalled scenic beauty. West Maui, featuring Lahaina, Kaanapali, and Kapalua, is one of two primary resort areas on the island. The other is South Maui, made up of Kihei, Wailea, and Makena. The secluded eastern shore is known for the tiny town of Hana, where you can witness the unspoiled beauty of historic Hawaii. Review all the available Maui accommodations when you’re ready to experience all that Maui has to offer.

For those seeking tranquility, rent a car and…

Emerald-flocked mountains that showcase a variety of waterfalls surround the North Shore area of Kauai and Lumahai Beach.  Lucky vacationers to this area will stroll on stretches of glistening white sand and frolic in aquamarine seas.  A variety of Kauai vacation rentals provide lodging choices that range from premium condominiums 10 feet from the beach to more affordable ocean-view and garden-view units. 

Kauai’s incredible North Shore has roads that twist their way through picturesque one-lane bridges that seem to transport the visitor to pristine pockets of natural beauty.  Hanalei Bay is a private paradise that pampers all—honeymooners,…

When visiting Waikiki, on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Oahu, a tourist has a wealth of interesting options to explore and enjoy.  If one is curious about the culture and history of Hawaii, the Bishop Museum is the place to see.  Not only does this multi-building museum have the world's greatest collection of natural and cultural artifacts from Hawaii and the Pacific, but recently it has added a terrific new 16,500-square-foot Richard T. Mamiya Science Adventure Center, specializing in volcanology, oceanography, and biodiversity.  You'll become a kid again in this interactive, fun environment.  Another unique Hawaiian diversion is to…

Aside from spectacular beaches and the lush landscape, Maui has it all for both cultural and adventure travelers.

On the cultural side of things, there is great food ranging from the traditional lu’au with its associated entertainment to local seafood to ethnic mom and pop restaurants.  Wonderful art galleries specializing in Hawaiian folk art, glass blowing and fine art are located along the towns in West and South Maui.  There are jewelry shops specializing in coral and pearl jewelry.  Other places to visit include:

• Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum in Central Maui
• Banyan Tree Park in Lahaina
• Maui Ocean Center…