Intersting place to stop. It is free to get in. There is a porta-potty. Limited parking. They…read morehave native plants that you can buy if you live on the island. There's fish tanks to see, a Grey African parrot that can talk to you and a sweet kitty that lives on the grounds (loves to be cuddled). There are some walking paths and 2 labyrinths to walk (not mazes). It's asked that you speak quietly when here because people will come to meditate. Chairs throughout the grounds to sit and relx. Very focused on meditation and Buddah and "energy". It was fun to see the different plants and hear the water features bubbling.

The prettiest bouquets you can ever see on the island are here and you can buy them and the most…read morebeautiful plants in things for the gardener here you won't be disappointed. I highly recommend this place. It's so beautiful. Please stop in. Everybody is so sweet and gracious.

Wow, where may I start. This review is for their preschool. My lovely littles was very fortunate to…read moreget in, considering the amount of applicants for Imua. When you walk in the staff and the fun learning environment is so warm and inviting. I felt a warm heartfelt Aloha, considering how busy the staff were. I love the whole staff that work there and service the community in different capacities. Imua has a wonderful inclusion program second to none. The teachers and staff are their to service my littles, and other students and clients, with Aloha, compassion, kindness, and love. My child is always looking forward to go to school. My wife is very happy, this was her first choice for preschool. It is something that we absolutely agree that Imua preschool is the best on the island and it is not your ordinary preschool, and is a perfect fit for our child.

Great group of people working hard for the kids of Maui. If you want to give something back to this…read moregreat island consider donating to this group. Contact their executive director Dean Wong. He works tirelessly for this cause. I have been involved for a couple of years now and live in North Carolina.

We always come here to give bananas and oranges. Plus we donate clothes…read more It's always humbling leaving here. My heart is always with these people. God bless them. The staff are friendly.

They have always been there when I needed help for me and my family. Now with the pandemic and high…read morerising prices.

I accidentally booked a flight to Maui instead of Lanai when we meant to see the cat sanctuary. A…read moreday before I got there and realized my mistake, Jenny came through and saved our trip. She was able to squeeze in my group of 3 and make our day. We spent the afternoon getting to know the kitties and the staff (both are amazing!!) and it was a perfect day. I cannot recommend this place enough. The experience was one of a kind and something we won't forget anytime soon.

My husband and I visited this wonderful cat sanctuary during our visit to Maui! We had not set up…read morean appointment online, which is recommended, but we lucked out that the owner, Linda, was not busy at the time. There are so many cats here that are friendly and want to play! There is an adoption room where you can interact with the cats and see if you get along with them to adopt any. One cat is so funny, it loves to jump on your back! There is also a room where the kittens and rehab cats are separated from the rest of the cats to keep them healing and on the road to recovery. Linda gave us a tour of the grounds as well where there are even more cats to roam free outside where they get plenty of food and water. I am posting plenty of photos so you can see how well the cats are taken care of here and all the hard work that the owner puts in to the sanctuary and the cats!

Beautiful local cultural experience! Loved the chanting and…read morehistorical significance of the fish ponds and how the rocks are blessed

Maui's best kept secret, Maui fish pond to most people driving by is what appears is a pile of…read morerocks off the beach, what you don't know is the story...... oh what a story. The longtime keeper of the Maui Fish Pond is Uncle Kimokeo, he is a life long Maui resident who has dedicated himself to preserving the Fish Pond for future generations. You see the Fish Pond was built in the 1600's to create a safe haven for the local fish to spawn and grow. Uncle Kimokeo has maintained the Fish Pond walls using stone high atop Haleakala rebuilding the wall stone by stone. Uncle Kimokeo says he's is entrusted to preserve the Pond and the culture. To listen to him explain all the cultural lore was amazing. He took us out on a Double hull Canoe north and basically had the whole boats singing and chanting Hawaiian songs giving thanks for the permission on the water. The Maui Fish Pond takes out groups daily by appointment for a donation 69.00, consider your donation as a write off as the foundation is a non profit corp. these monies supports all of the upkeep, programs and Youth programs the foundations supports. Contact the Maui Fish Pond association and give back to your local hosts. This was an awesome way to emerge myself in the community. Thank you ( Mahalo) uncle Kimokeo Mauifishpond.com Kimokeofoundation.org

Small thrift store behind the church in Makawao. It's fun to see if any good items are available…read more Got a nice salad spinner for only $1. Nice ladies keeping an eye things. Easy parking. They accept donations. Open only Tuesday and Thursday mornings.

The move to the new location (reportedly cause the old location and the auditorium above it will be…read moredemolished) has brought good and bad. Good means that there is more room to move around. Your not having people trying to squeeze behind you or fighting for space cause there is 15 women fighting over the kids clothes while all you want to get to is the last three piles of mens clothing and it's right beside the kids clothes. This is a big improvement. The move to the new location unfortunately took away one of the best things about this thrift store that was never replicated at other places: Early Morning Cheap Junk for Pennies on the Dollar. Now, given the surrounding area, Upcountry is Farm/Ranch Land, and these areas means that there is a garage or barn or shed with old junk in it. And once in a while, people will clean it out, and sometimes will "unceremoniously" dump it at St Joseph. The ladies there would have to sort out the good from the bad, and I guess to maximize the effort, would price anything that was sellable outside before the place opened at 8AM. And it was a real crapshoot and a surprise what got donated. Sometimes, you'd find a great deal, other times you'd find something fixable,or broken items that you could utilize for other uses. Depending on what was there, I would walk off with anywhere from $1.00 to $40 of stuff before the doors opened. I guess now with the move, they can't continue with this practice, and anything that could be saved even though it's junk is sent straight to the dumpster. Mixed on this.

Brought the full crew needed for the job, good equipment and got all the details…read more The areas are very clean now, quote was agreed on before start

Hired them after reading all 40 five-star reviews... What do you know? They actually did an amazing…read morejob. Extremely polite owner, came with one local Braddah and maybe another family member to get the job done fast but meticulously clean. Lives up to the hype, I know who I'm gonna call next time. Big mahalos

Needed a piece of Luggage before our flight back to California for a check in with chocolate…read moremacadamia nuts, shirts, souvenirs etc. Ross wanted $76 new, found a bright pink luggage check in suitcase for $10. Way to go. $35 for Hawaiian Air check in.

It's nice they have a restroom in the store. Prices are decent (considering it is maybe the only…read morethrift store on Maui; my personal favorite is still savers) but a little on the high side comparing to other goodwills across the country. The store has an odor as well (they should do something about that). It does seem to be frequented by a lot of locals. I did pick up some items (stuffed animals are 2.99 all but hard to look at as they are piled in a tall bin). Clothes are fairly well organized but stuffed together a bit. Some were kind of old. Didn't really find any clothes. They did have an interesting rack of Asian artifacts and also they have some nice name brand bags/ purses locked up. But, they were too high in price to consider.

A purrrfect way to spend an afternoon with family on a rainy day…read more Thank you for providing a wonderful experience My nephew is in love We love it!!

Such a cute place! It was a fun and unique experience for myself and my kids. Great way to enjoy…read moresome down time on vacation.