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BAILEY HOUSE MUSEUM
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| The Bailey House Museum was built in 1833
and showcases Hawaiian culture, paintings and
furnishings from nineteenth-century Maui. It is
located in Wailuku and was built on the site of
the royal compound of Kahekiki, who was the last
ruling chief of Maui.
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HALEAKALA NATIONAL PARK |
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Haleakala National Park is one of Maui’s main visitor
attractions. Located on the south side of Maui, the park’s main
feature is the famous Haleakala Crater. Mt. Haleakala is the
largest dormant volcano in the world. Visitors often say that
they feel like in another world here, in these moon-like
surroundings.
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HANA COAST GALLERY
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 The Hana Coast Gallery, located in Hana on the island of Maui right
next to the Hotel Hana-Maui, showcases original fine art, finely
crafted handwork and decorative collectibles
from the Hawaiian Islands, Polynesia and the
Pacific Rim.
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IAO VALLEY STATE PARK
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 The Iao Valley State Park, located in
Wailuku in Central Maui, is one of the most
popular attractions on the island. A famous
landmark inside the park is the Iao Needle, a
2,250-foot-tall stone pillar, a remnant of
Maui’s volcanic past. The scenery is very lush
and the views are amazing.
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KAHANU GARDEN
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| Located near Hana, the Kahanu Garden is a
500-acre natural sanctuary that’s well worth a
visit. The garden features many tropical plants,
including 130 varieties of breadfruit. Kahanu
Garden is also home to the centuries old
Piilanihale heiau, which is one of the largest
Hawaiian stone temples.
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MAUI GARDEN OF EDEN |
| The Maui Garden of Eden deserves its name.
It is a botanical paradise, located along the
famous Hana highway on Maui’s northern coastline
between Kailua and Kaenae. The garden
encompasses 26 acres of trails and is home to
rare trees, hidden waterfalls and unique flowers
in a natural island setting.
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MOLOKINI |
| Molokini is a tiny island located about 2.5
miles off the southern coast of Maui. It is a
scuba divers and snorkelers paradise. In fact,
it was named one of the top ten dive spots in
the world! More than 250 species of fish can be
seen here, some of which exist nowhere else in
the world.
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NAKALELE BLOWHOLE
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| The Nakalele Blowhole is located in West
Maui, between Kapalua and Wailuku. It can be
seen from the road or trailhead when there is
enough wave action. With each wave, water gets
pressed into these tubes and shoots up into the
air.
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