ITW: Destination Guide - Maui, Hawaii

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Maui
Hawaii, USA
Vacation Planning Guide

Pier

Railroad

Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens

Haleakala

Ho'okipa Beach

Kaanapali Beach

Official Language: English, Hawaiian is also spoken

Average Temperature:

Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
79°	79°	80°	81°	82°	84°	85°	86°	86°	85°	82°	80°

Average Rainfall (inches):

Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
3.5	2.2	2.2	1.5	1.1	0.5	0.6	0.4	0.8	2.3	3.0	3.8

Climate:	Oahu experiences excellent year-round weather; The Big Island of Hawaii is hotter, Molokai & Lanai are drier, Kauai is wetter, and Maui is has more wind.
Currency:	US$
Geography:	The island of Maui is 728 square miles with three peaks more than a mile high, 120 miles of shoreline, over 80 golden-sand beaches, and over a thousand waterfalls. The Hawaiian Islands stretch 1,500 miles across the central Pacific Ocean. It's comprised of islands, islets, reefs, and rocks. Although, Oahu is the most visited island, Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island of Hawaii offers rain forests, volcanoes, pounding surf, sandy beaches, and whale watching opportunities.
Population (HI):	900,000
Travel Seasons:	Peak Season: (1) Mid-December to April. (2) Accommodations are limited during Japan's 'Golden Week', 3 weeks beginning the last week in April. (3) Mid-June to August, when a large number of families travel during the summer, therefore the rates are less favorable Low Season: May to mid-June; September to mid-December
Flying Time:	Los Angeles: 6 hours Chicago: 9 hours 40 minutes New York: 12 hours Miami: 10 hours 45 minutes
Other Costs:	Daily Hotel Car Parking Expense: up to $20.00 Daily Resort Fee: $10.00 per room
Shopping:	Pineapples Macadamia nuts Coffee Coconuts Perfume Jewelry Linen Shells Silk
Activities:	Snorkeling & Scuba Diving Beaches Parasailing & Kayaking Waterskiing & Windsurfing Surfing Sportfishing Golf & Tennis Camping & Hiking Horseback Riding Bike Down a Volcano One Day Cruise to Lanai Hawaiian Luau Hana/Haleakala Helicopter Flight
Major Attractions:	Oheo Gulch and Seven Pools Hana Highway Drive Haleakala National Park - waterfalls Kalahaku Overlook Front Street and Pioneer Inn Baldwin House and Master's Reading Room Whalers Village Whaling Museum Kaanapali Beach Old Lahaina Cafe- Hawaiian luau Ho'okipa Beach - windsurfing Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens - flora Kahakuloa Cliffs - sea turtles mate Lahaina-Kaanapali and Pacific Railroad - HawaiI's only passenger train Maui Myth & Magic Theatre Hana Sky Trek Honolua Bay/Kapalua Westside Adventure Tour Haleakala Volcano Sunrise
Want more information:	Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau

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Maui Hawaii, USA Vacation Planning Guide

Maui
Hawaii, USA
Vacation Planning Guide