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When American Factors (Amfac), the owners of the Pioneer Sugar Mill, decided in 1957 to transform the oceanfront cane fields of KA'ANAPALI into a luxury tourist resort, they established a pattern ... Read more...
Both South Kihei Road and Pi'ilani Highway end on the southern fringes of Kihei. The only road south, branching off Okolani Drive halfway between the two, is Wailea Alanui Drive , which becomes ... Read more...
Seen from a short distance offshore, LAHAINA is one of the prettiest towns in all Hawaii, still recognizable as the peaceful, tropical village it used to be. Its main oceanfront street is lined with ... Read more...
If you've always thought of Hawaii as Condo Hell, then KIHEI probably comes closer to matching that image than anywhere else in the state. Stretching for seven miles south from Ma'alaea Bay, ... Read more...
For some visitors, the former sugar town of HANA comes as a disappointment after the splendors of the Hana Highway. Certainly, the point of driving the road is to enjoy the scenery en route, rather ... Read more...
Explore Makena, HI:
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Although KAHULUI is the largest town on Maui – it holds the island's principal harbor and airport, and most of its major shopping centers – it's not an interesting, let alone ... Read more...
Explore Honokowai, HI:
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The center of WAILUKU is barely two miles west of Kahului, and there's no gap in the development along Ka'ahumanu Avenue to mark where one town ends and the other begins. However Wailuku, ... Read more...
PA'IA , four miles out of Kahului on the Hana Highway, is a friendly, laid-back town whose two distinct sections both began life serving the sugar plantations in the 1870s. Upper Pa'ia , ... Read more...