Maui, The Valley Isle
"Hale
Kilohana"
Hana
Things to do & of local interest:
Ocean Sports:
Swimming - Waianapunapa State Park
Waianapanapa Caves - Ideal for strong swimmers and scuba divers. However, for the inexperienced a larger inner cave, legendary for lover's trysts, can be reached by diving into a pool and swimming underwater.
Snorkeling/Scuba - Snorkel Bob's, Kahalui
Fishing - Kokee Beach
Surfing, Windsurfing, Bodyboard -
Outdoor Activities:
Seven Sacred Pools (Oheo Steam) - These glistening pools are formed by stunning waterfalls, some plunging more than 100 feet. It is said that in these crystal pools, the mother of Maui, a demigod, washed and bleached her tapa cloth. This superb sight is part of Haleakala National Park and perfect for hikers, sunbathers and photographers.
Waianapahapa State Park -
Puaa Kaa Park - Meaning "the place of rolling pigs", dates back to the time when plump, wild pigs were said to have rolled down the slick, steep grassy hills of this area.
Kaumahina Park - The halfway point from Kahului to Hana. Perfect for a picnic break.
Horseback Riding - Horseback Riding - Hana Ranch (808)248-7238
Shopping:
Groceries - Hasegawa General Store, 5165 Hana Hwy and the Hana Ranch Store. www.hanamaui.com/html
Area Specialties:
Sightseeing:
Hana Cultural Center - among the sights to see: Kauhale O Hana, a replica of an old Hawaiian compound; the Old Histortic Hana Courthouse & Old Historic Hana Lockup; and Hale Waiwai O Hana, a museum with more than 560 artifacts. (808) 248-8622; www.hookele.com/hccm
Pools of 'Ohe'o - see Hiking
Restaurants:
Hana Ranch Restaurant - Buffet lunch & snack bar
Hotel Hana-Maui - Gourmet dining, Pacific-Rim
Tutu's Snack Bar - Burgers & plate lunch
Bill's Lunch Wagon - Local style lunches
Aunty Jane's Lunch Wagon - Local style lunches