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This thread explores various tips and personal experiences related to visiting Hawaii, particularly focusing on Maui. Participants share recommendations on activities, accommodations, and local insights for making the most of a trip to the islands.
Views differ on specific activities and recommendations, with no clear consensus emerging on the best practices for visiting Hawaii.
Participants share personal experiences and tips based on their travels to Hawaii, particularly Maui, without implying any official guidance or safety claims.
Consultants planning trips to Hawaii, especially those interested in exploring Maui, may find the shared experiences and tips beneficial for their travel planning.
Sure! Love these people! Napili Village | Napili Vacation Rentals | Bay Hotels*| Lahaina Resort | Napili HotelLoved reading their site and talked to Allisa, the wife. We got our room for 108 a night. You can get it for less if you rent a car thru them too but we got a free rentacar from our inlaws.lovenpc said:ChefCK, can I ask where your condo is and how you booked it. We will be going to Maui next year with Pampered Chef Canada and would love to go early and stay somewhere other than a hotel. I just have no idea where to start looking
Thanks
Chefgirl2 said:I wish that I had splurged a bit and rented a convertible or jeep instead of the economy car.
Ask the locals where the best seafood places are...not the desk.
Find out if they charge for refills on sodas. Our normally $40 bill was over $70.
See the volcano or lava tubes(if you can).
If you have the time then go to Waikiki and check out Pearl Harbor and Diamond head.
Chefgirl2 said:Originally Posted by Chefgirl2
I wish that I had splurged a bit and rented a convertible or jeep instead of the economy car.
Ask the locals where the best seafood places are...not the desk.
Find out if they charge for refills on sodas. Our normally $40 bill was over $70.
See the volcano or lava tubes(if you can).
If you have the time then go to Waikiki and check out Pearl Harbor and Diamond head.
Great suggestions- but those are not on Maui, which is where the Trip-earners are headed...UNLESS you are staying longer and doing some island hopping.
We've been to Hawaii twice. When I said if you have the time it was meant...if you have the time to island hop. I've been to Oahu, Maui and the "Big Island". For us, it is a long flight so we always try to go for 10- 14 days and visiting at least 2 islands each time. My parents took us about 12 years ago and they went about 16 times. They always say anything under 10 days was too shortThey obviously were in love with Hawaii!
I suggested those places because you are so close and just a short hop away. A day trip works if extending your trip doesn't. PC will fly you home. You just have to pay the hopping fee
ChefCKHall said:New tip from Maui native! Buy two of the insulated totes (like the kind you would find at trader joes etc)...wrap your dark rum in one, bottle of wine in the other...check that bag with those in it (can use bubble wrap to be extra safe). Then you can make your own mai tais with guava and passionfruit juice......
Can I like this? Everything is super expensive in HI. I am planning to hit the liquor store here and pack it.
nancycookspc said:mine is stuck in Iowa!
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