Only have three days on Maui? You’re going to be busy! There is so much to do and see on the Valley Isle. You could spend a month exploring Maui up and down and still not see it all. But if you have a short trip planned, never fear. We’ve curated a three-day itinerary that hits some of Maui’s best beaches, attractions, and restaurants — without feeling too overloaded. Here is the ideal three-day Maui itinerary. Where To Stay on Maui If you only have three days on Maui, we suggest basing yourself in South Maui. South Maui is where it’s all happening. Here, you’ll find some of the island’s bes ..read more

Vacations are a time to indulge in great food, spa treatments, and tropical adventures like snorkeling and helicopter rides. However, these luxuries often come with a hefty price tag, and it’s challenging to align a vacation budget with your desires. It may seem that enjoying a budget-friendly vacation, particularly in an expensive location like Maui, is difficult, but this isn’t the case—even for budget-conscious travelers. Luxury Accommodations at Affordable Prices: One of the simplest ways to save money on your Maui vacation is by choosing the right accommodations. You don’t need to cram ..read more

Surrounded by lush landscaping, Wailea Ekahi Village is a condominium community that boasts stunning views of South Maui’s clear blue Pacific Ocean. The property is serene, featuring fifty-four low-rise buildings spread across thirty-four and a half acres of immaculate tropical landscape. Keawakapu Beach Keawakapu Beach, which fronts the property, is ideal for enjoying relaxing sunsets, gentle swims, snorkeling in calm waters, or boogie boarding when the surf is up. It’s also a perfect spot for unwinding with a book in the afternoon and serves as a prime location for whale watching during the ..read more

If you’re heading to Maui hoping to practice yoga, we’ve got good news. Maui is an ideal destination for yogis. Yoga is popular in the Maui community, and there are plenty of yoga studios and accomplished instructors on the island. Whether you want to do teacher training while on Maui or simply incorporate a bit of yoga into your next vacation, here’s everything you need to know about yoga on the Valley Isle. Why Maui? Maui is a perfect destination to practice yoga for a multitude of reasons. Many visitors and locals alike believe Maui exudes a spiritual, healing energy. The island’s natural ..read more

Check out 3 Top Snorkeling Spots to visit during your vacation to the island of Maui. Honolua Bay Honolua Bay, located on the northwest end of Maui, is a designated Marine Life Conservation District. It’s flanked by high, rocky cliffs on both sides, which shield the bay from winds and create calm waters ideal for snorkeling. Parking is available along the roadside, with a short walk to the bay. A shaded path lined with jungle-like trees leads to the beach, enhancing the scenic route. Visitors should bring beach chairs, coolers, and snorkeling gear. Although the beach is composed of black rock ..read more

Kihei is one of Maui’s top destinations for visitors who want to get away from the crowded resort feel and enjoy some of the best swimming, snorkeling, and seasonal whale watching on island. The town is bordered by beachfront coastline, and there’s no better place to stay than at the Kihei Surfside Resort. This property is ideally situated in South Kihei, adjacent to the upscale town of Wailea, embodying all the features expected of an island paradise. The resort boasts a six-story, 84-unit oceanfront building with a beautifully manicured lawn, a heated swimming pool, and community BBQ facili ..read more

Maui has some incredible sushi places. And is it any wonder? Maui is surrounded by an ocean brimming with fresh fish, and the Japanese culture on the island runs deep. If you’re a sushi fan, you won’t be disappointed with the options on Maui. Here are our favorite sushi spots on Maui — and guess what?! Each restaurant is a stone’s throw from our favorite condos.   Best Sushi On Maui Isana Isana is a locally-owned sushi spot steps from the ocean in North Kihei. A local fisherman owns this restaurant, so the fish is always fresh – and there is always something unique on offer. Sushi roll ..read more

So, you’ve settled on Maui for your next vacation. Now, the planning begins! It’s easy to get overwhelmed, but we can help. From packing to what to do and where to stay, here’s everything you need to check off your ‘need-to-know’ list. What You Should Know Before Traveling to Maui   Getting To Maui Maui has one major airport: Kahului Airport, OGG. Kahului Airport is serviced by most major US airlines, with direct flights from the West Coast. Maui has two other commuter airports in Kapalua and Hana. You can fly from Honolulu to Kapalua on Mokulele Airlines, a local commuter airline. You ..read more

Bringing The Whole Family To Maui? Why It Makes Sense To Rent A Condo For Your Hawaiian Vacation Summer is quickly coming to an end, which means less time to treat yourself and your family to an unforgettable vacation before the kiddos have to go back to school. If you’ve had your eye set on Maui, then you have excellent taste. Maui’s Gold Coast area of Kihei and Wailea-Makena offers pristine beaches, azure ocean waters, and plenty of activities that will appeal to children and adults alike. But before you can start curling your toes into the warm sands, you first have to decide on accommodati ..read more

Paradise is just a paddle away! When planning a trip to Maui, it can be hard to find activities that everyone will enjoy, especially when you’re bringing the whole family. Your children want something exciting, your spouse might just want to enjoy some great views, and older members of your group want to burn calories without risking life and limb. On Maui, the impossible is possible even when it comes to discovering an activity the whole family will love. Allow us to introduce stand-up paddle boarding. If you’ve never heard of stand-up paddle boarding, imagine standing on a large surfboard a ..read more