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Seven Days on Maui: A Week That Actually Works
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Water in the morning, land in the afternoon, and the three reservations booked before you fly. Order the week that way and Maui stops feeling like a driving holiday.
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Marcus Reyes
Culture & Food Editor
Beat: Road to Hāna, Things to Do, Attractions
Marcus writes about how Maui eats and what it remembers: upcountry farms at Kula, the paniolo history around Makawao, lūʻau that are cultural events rather than dinner theatre, and the small kitchens in Wailuku and Pāʻia. He names the people and places he recommends, checks that they are open before he prints them, and points readers to Native Hawaiian-owned businesses where there is one to point to.
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Visiting Maui Respectfully
FeaturedMaui asks more of its visitors than most places, and it asks for specific things rather than good intentions. Here is what residents have actually said they want.
12 min read
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Travel alert
Fifty-Nine Bridges, Mostly One Lane: How the Hāna Road Is Meant to Work
Around 1,500 people live along the Hāna Highway and drive it to work. The convention at the bridges is simple, it works, and visitors routinely break it.