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Our
Best of Maui collection has all you need to know about vacation planning,
travel tips, Maui-made products, help with a wedding, vow-renewal ceremony
or an out-of-the-way upcountry bed and breakfast -- and more. And,
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MAUI'S FILM AND FOOD FESTIVALS Spring is festival time
on Maui. From the glitz and glamour of the Maui Film Festival, to the delicious
Kapalua Wine and Foof Festival, Maui is on display for all to see and enjoy.
Check out the links below for
Smart
Films. Perfect Parties. A-List Luminaries.
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Kapalua Wine & Food Festival is
the longest-running and most prestigious festival of its kind in Hawaii. Every June,
the world's most renowned winemakers, top sommeliers, and celebrated chefs come to
Kapalua for a weekend of exhibitions, wine tastings, and gala events. Maui also hosts a wide range of events all year long. If you're a foodie, love to watch PGA golf, want to learn hula or get involved in a community or environmental event, Maui has something special for you. GET
ALL THE INFORMATION ON MAUI EVENTS FROM OUR COLLECTION OF MAUI CALENDARS
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MAUI STYLE!
It's
hard to imagine a better place for family bonding, fun and memories than
Maui. Combine our exquisite natural environment with world-class accommodations
and attractions, then fold in a generous helping of Aloha Spirit. The result
is an experience the whole family will treasure for years to come. Maui's
Family Vacation
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ON MAUI! The humpback whales that Visit Maui every winter (December through April)
are part of a population that was once hunted almost to extinction. However,
due to one of the most successful conservation campaigns in history these
magnificent animals are now thriving. View them from shore or a whale watch vessel, for what many describe as a "life changing expxerience." |
HOLO HOLO DAY TRIPPING ON MAUI Here on Maui day tripping is a way of life. Grab the cooler and the kids, load up the
car and take off on an adventure. Whether it's a morning of snorkeling or an
upcountry outdoor barbecue dinner, Maui welcomes outdoor adventurers. Speaking of no other place one of our favorite destinations is Hana, "the last Hawaiian place." It begins with a leisurely drive featuring waterfalls around every bend. Once in Hana itself every visitor is immersed in a culture that lavishes Aloha on one and all. |
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Jump right in to Maui in real time with our Best of Maui Webcam Collection. Beaches, rainforest, mountain and resort areas are all represented. Many cameras will allow you to control their imagery as you pan and zoom in on your favorite vista. Be sure to tell your friends and family how they can also be here on Maui right now!
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April 2012 It started in 1970. Born out of outrage over a California oil spill, and an increasing activism
created by opposition to the Vietnam war, Earth Day was an idea whose time had come. A US
Senator and a veteran environmental activist were prime movers. Public events were promoted
across the US and 20 million Americans participated.This first Earth Day is generally credited with spurring the passage of watershed (pun intended) environmental legislation. Laws and policies regarding pollution, clean air and water, recycling and endangered species protection were all created and nurtured by the kind of bipartisan coalition that is no longer a feature of the US Congress. The Environmental Protection Agency was born out of Earth Day. There was endless rhetoric to the effect that "environmentalism" was now a mainstream American movement. Teach-ins were held around the country and countless young people were sensitized and energized. Environmental organizations of long-standing, such as the Sierra Club, were happy to greet a eneration of new members. Legions of new organizations, many local and mainstream, others on the far-out fringes, were created and became a force in their communities. ... MORE |
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