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Maui is the most varied of the Hawaiian islands; a place where you can watch the sunrise from a 10,000-foot volcano, drive the most dramatic coastal road in America, and be on a white sand beach by noon. Here is how to experience it properly.
Maui's hotel landscape is anchored by two resort corridors, the luxury enclave of Wailea in the south and the older Kaanapali strip in the west. The best choice depends on which version of the island you came for.
Maui's food scene is shaped by its extraordinary agricultural abundance; the upcountry farms, the fishing boats out of Maalaea Harbor, and a generation of chefs who have built serious restaurants around what the island produces.
Maui's experience landscape is defined by its geography, a volcanic island with a 10,000-foot summit, 120 miles of coastline, and the most dramatic road in America connecting them. Here is how to make the most of it.
Maui has one of the most extraordinary agricultural landscapes in the United States; upcountry farms at 3,000 feet, fishing boats out of Maalaea Harbor, and a chef community that has built a serious food culture around what the island produces.
