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]]>Maui is just perfect for snorkeling and getting to know the rich marine life. You can see over 250 species of fish here, and many of them can’t be found anywhere else in the world.
The Polynesians who came to the Hawaiian islands many centuries ago brought their fishing skills with them, so if you want to explore that part of the island’s history, you can join a fishing tour and try out that for yourself.
Up for an adventure? The West Maui Mountains are the right place for that. You can explore amazing nature as you create unique and authentic memories of Maui that will last you a lifetime.
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]]>Backpack or day-hike through the volcanic landscape or stay overnight within the crater of the Haleakalāat, a massive shield volcano, at this national park. View native plants and animals while seeing the sunrise or sunset at nearly 10,000 feet above sea level.
The cool weather and elevation of Maui make for the perfect environment for lavender. This lavender and botanical farm and shop has been around for almost 20 years and you can buy organic lavender products and learn homeopathic remedies.
This 4,000-acre state park is home to the 1,200-feet high ʻĪao Needle, a volcanic rock outcropping that towers over waterfalls at ʻĪao Stream. While there walk through one of Hawaii’s most famous ancient battlefields from the Battle of Kepaniwai, which took place in 1790.
Look but don’t get too close to Peʻahi, also known as Jaws, which is known for its massive wintertime swells. Top athletes head here each winter for the Red Bull-sponsored big wave contest.
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]]>Maui is just perfect for snorkeling and getting to know the rich marine life. You can see over 250 species of fish here, and many of them can’t be found anywhere else in the world.
The Polynesians who came to the Hawaiian islands many centuries ago brought their fishing skills with them, so if you want to explore that part of the island’s history, you can join a fishing tour and try out that for yourself.
Up for an adventure? The West Maui Mountains are the right place for that. You can explore amazing nature as you create unique and authentic memories of Maui that will last you a lifetime.
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]]>The post 4 Unusual Experiences in Maui, Hawaii appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Backpack or day-hike through the volcanic landscape or stay overnight within the crater of the Haleakalāat, a massive shield volcano, at this national park. View native plants and animals while seeing the sunrise or sunset at nearly 10,000 feet above sea level.
The cool weather and elevation of Maui make for the perfect environment for lavender. This lavender and botanical farm and shop has been around for almost 20 years and you can buy organic lavender products and learn homeopathic remedies.
This 4,000-acre state park is home to the 1,200-feet high ʻĪao Needle, a volcanic rock outcropping that towers over waterfalls at ʻĪao Stream. While there walk through one of Hawaii’s most famous ancient battlefields from the Battle of Kepaniwai, which took place in 1790.
Look but don’t get too close to Peʻahi, also known as Jaws, which is known for its massive wintertime swells. Top athletes head here each winter for the Red Bull-sponsored big wave contest.
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