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21 thoughts on “Visit Maui: Fabulous Things You Can Do Without West Maui”

  1. I would love to see a highly publicized televised event with famous singers putting together a show to raise funds to save Maui from ruin. If it can be televised for a whole weekend maybe that can be of some help.
    I love Maui and went there several times as my nephew has a place there. It saddens me deeply, the fires, the loss of life, homes and businesses in ruin. I pray for Maui and for all who are effected by the fires. I pray for you all in Maui and may it come back to what it once was.

  2. This all looks wonderful! But we have a reservation in West Maui, booked back in May. We can’t get a response from the property managers, we have tried phone and email. Any suggestions? We are willing to rebook in another part of Maui if we can find a spot. But really need to know the status of our reservation and money. Do you know of any official site that is helping those of us with reservations but no information? thank you so much.

  3. thank you for all the info on where to go other than west maui. We always stay in Kahana so is this area available to stay? we cancelled out September trip due to Lahaina fires out of respect to all who lost loved ones, we are praying for Maui and plan to return next year in October. We appreciate all the news and information. God bless you and Maui!

      1. Thank you for the response. Our issue is that we cannot get a response of any kind from our management company. We purposely chose a local, family owned, company.
        I understand that they are likely dealing with grief, friends and family that need help and support, and their own challenges related to the wildfire and loss of Lahaina. I was wondering if there was a directive or centralized information portal that can intercede to support the companies that seemed overwhelmed.
        I appreciate your knowledge and understanding of the situation.

  4. Aloha from San Diego,
    We are mourning your loses with you ,
    When we would visit, you would say ” from one paradise to another”. But we would say ” Nothing like Maui, and Maui time.
    Many, many days in Lahaina, many tears for you…our Ohana!

  5. Aloha, Pa’ia town is very much open and as beautiful as ever! I am the business owner of a massage business, come get a massage from us when you drive through towards the road to Hana. We welcome you!!

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