Picturesque and quaint MUST VISIT bohemian town between Kahului Airport (less than 15 minutes away)…read moreand the beginning of the infamous Road to Hana. We happily spent about 2 hours to strolling through the pretty streets, enjoying the mountain views and the variety of stores largely presenting hand crafted local goods. Cute clothing stores, coffee shops, dessert shops and food haunts abound. The handmade ukelele shop is definitely a must stop because it is Hawaii afterall. Just lovely.

Small little town with some shopping and restaurants. We ended up parking in a free public lot that…read moreapparently gets filled up fast. There are plenty of paid lots however. Ended up buying some shirts at a discount and eating at Paia fish market.

Upper Waikani Falls is located between miles 19 and 20 on the Road to Hana. The entrance can be a…read morelittle hard to find but it's just next to the end of the bridge that you'll be driving on. It's a steep walk down which can be dangerous especially when it's wet. We were trying to find a place to park but all the closest areas had either no parking signs or cones. The closest parking area was a long walk away and at that point we weren't willing to park and walk down just to catch the waterfalls for a couple minutes. It is nice but the lack of parking makes it a hard place to stop.

Right on the way up that twisty windy road and a slightly tortuous climb down the edge of the…read morebridge await three gushing and one fine trickle waterfalls. Worth the climb down. Wear your swimsuit. Parking is just above the bridge on the left.

I love this highway a lot in my time in Maui. It is called the Hana Highway. I was a tourist there…read moreand I played one of the guided tours while driving this highway. The guided tour was on point with where I was on the highway. It played melodies and instructed turns and upcoming paths. Driving this highway was pretty difficult because there were narrow turns and everything was just narrow. Any slight mishap can land you down the ocean. The breathtaking part about this highway were the trees! I love the trees so damn much that I had all windows rolling down. There were mango and eucalyptus trees everywhere. I smelled mangoes and eucalyptus the whole time. The eucalyptus trees were a good refresher and awakening call! They also purified my car and got rid of any food odors from meals I had in the car! Thankfully they acted as a perfume and air freshener! The whole car ended up smelling like eucalyptus! Luckily these eucalyptus trees were everywhere in Maui! The whole ocean was all around the highway! The ocean water skep sparkling from the sun! The highway was very flat and not much hills. There were some parts of the highway that felt like I was driving on the ocean. There were people surfing. There were some points on the highway that allow you to go into the ocean and just take a swim or dive. I did stop in the middle of the highway to snorkel. There were so many colorful fish as you go down and deeper into the ocean. Very beautiful fish. The beach was also save because I left my belongings on the branches of a nearby tree and nobody stole it even though there were people chilling on the beach.

Day 1 we had our reservations for Wainapnapa SP and Haleakalā for the pipiwai trail. We drove from…read moreKihei, leaving around 7am and did not have much traffic. We stopped at Aunt Sandy's banana bread in the morning and a food truck for lunch. We spent the night in Hana. Day 2 we did the various stops at botanical gardens, waterfalls, beaches. It was a great time.

A historic church dating back to 1864 is located on the Road to Hana. The stain glass window of…read moreJesus is a must see! Ensure to be respectful as it is still utilized as a church. Charles Lindberg is buried here as well as the author of "Curious George" as well as the monkey that inspired George. You can pay your respects to all of them around back in the graveyard.

This church is where Charles Lindbergh and his wife are buried. It is located near mile marker 41,…read morehang a left when you see the sign. The church itself is pretty much deserted- inside the main sight to see is the stained glass (?) window with Jesus in traditional (pre-contact) Hawaiian garb- a fairly unique site in all of the islands, from what I could observe. Def. worth a stop for the near surreal atmosphere. Bring your own lunch and picnic in the ajoining park.

This review is for the community center. Whenever we have s party and it's at kula community…read morecenter im happy. Is a cute and small center maybe holds about 200 people or so. They have tables and chairs for your use. Cute little kitchen area where you can cook if you need to or prepare food. They do have a small refrigerator for your use. Bathrooms are always clean and well stocked with toilet paper and paper towels. They do have a stage area for the entertainment. During the winter months it tends to get cold at parties so dress warm.

I had no idea this place existed until recently as I was invited to a birthday celebration here…read more The complex is 7 acres in size and includes a community center and 4 cement tennis courts. COMMUNITY CENTER: The open-air, single level, rectangular-shaped building was just the right size for a party and can accommodate about 200 people. A small kitchen is on one end, a stage at the other, and restrooms out back. Views of the outside are second to none as windows line the entire front and back of the hall. The facility is older but is in exceptional shape. I did hear from the party host that she had to bring in some rented tables and chairs at her expense as the ones they provide weren't in the best shape. TENNIS COURTS: There are 4 of them but I didn't check it out. TIP: Sunsets here are killer! OVERALL: It was a further drive for me but I'm glad the party was here rather than at the decrepit Eddie Tam venue in Makawao.

The weather was quite stormy yet the scenery was very magnificent!!! The power of nature and God's…read morecreation!! You feel it and breath in! Hmmmmm that's a great time there! Wish weather was better tho! Highly recommended location on the way to Hana! Come and see the views! Cheers

Awesome and reliable fast friendly service, came right away to the beach to save people. The…read moreparamedic serviced were prompt, in total about 8 people or more came to the scene in less than 10 minutes. Thank you guys so much for everything :)

This is probably my favorite fire station in the State of Hawaii. Very rural community with lots of…read moretourist traffic. This fire station is at the end of the Famous Road to Hana! Stop in and support their most recent fundraiser efforts for Breast Cancer Awareness and get a Pink Firefighter T-Shirt!

Please keep in mind that Loaloa Heiau is on PRIVATE property and you will come across members of…read morethe family who own the land as they hunt or move horses & cattle. They will ask that you leave the property and I hope that you do so respectfully. NO ONE is given permission to hold hiking tours or grant access to the heiau. The state may have a small path to access it, but the entire area surrounding the heiau is private property, which means you will be trespassing. You will not receive a welcome greeting.

I hiked with some of my classmates to this Hei'au. It was massive! And the view was amazing…read more We were doing an archeology project and hiked to this place for fun/ to learn some more. It was eerie thinking of all the history here, but also powerful.