8 days on Maui- 2009

CONFIRMED
Discovery tour - Olowalu
marker 14.7 on 30 hwy
$149.98 for two

Directions:
Traveling south on Highway 30 toward Kahului, look for the Olowalu General Store located at Mile Marker #15. Directly behind the store and to the left is a silver water tower. Take the dirt road on the north side of the water tower toward Olowalu Valley. 1/4 mile down the road is a large mound of rock on the right. Look for the faded "red handrail" and remnants from an old staircase located on the sheer cliff wall. Petroglyphs begin near ground level and continue along the ridge to about 60-feet above the ground.

To get to Dragon’s Teeth take Honoapi’ilani Hwy northeast and turn left onto Office Road just past mile marker 30. At the end of Office Road take a right and park in the little parking lot. You’ll have to walk across the edge of a golf course to reach the teeth.

To get to Dragon’s Teeth take Honoapi’ilani Hwy northeast and turn left onto Office Road just past mile marker 30. At the end of Office Road take a right and park in the little parking lot. You’ll have to walk across the edge of a golf course to reach the teeth.
http://www.hawaiiweb.com/maui/sites_to_s…

$ Open 10am-9pm. At 3600 Lower Honoapiilani Road, in a small strip shopping center, a couple miles north of Kaanapali. The very best take-out food on West Maui. As a matter of fact, the top-priced $17 fish entrees here are just as good as the $30 to $35 fish dinners at Maui's most expensive restaurants, even though this place has less atmosphere than McDonalds. Ask about tonight’s fresh fish dinner specials. The Honokowai Okazuya is Maui's best and most delicious food bargain. It's in the small strip shopping center that also contains AAAAA Rent-A-Space and a Pizza Hut, very close to Star Market and Kaanapali Shores condo (about 8 minutes north of Kaanapali Beach).
http://www.mauihawaii.org/restaurants/ok…

Molokini & Turtle Town snuba& snorkeling $139.70 per person + $30 for second snuba. Directions:
From Lahaina, West Maui
Drive South on the Honoapiilani Hwy (30). You'll end up driving "The Pali", a twisty section of the road carved into the cliffs (beautiful views.) You'll pass through a tunnel and eventually come back down to the water. Take the second right at Hauoli St and follow it down to the slips on your right. If you take the first right entrance to Maalaea Harbor, follow it around to the left. It will connect to Hauoli St. If you go straight or veer right, you'll drive along the jetty which is wrong.