Maui
The second largest Hawaiian island known as ‘the Magic Isle’ offers 33 miles of superb beaches, crystal clear waters and a dramatic extinct volcano. From the delightful resort of Kaanapali, ride the historic sugar cane train to the old whaling town of Lahaina. Much of the original town still exists, which together with a wide variety of shops and restaurants, make this a popular place to visit. Make sure you visit Haleakala National Park, a setting untouched by commercialism and which offers some beautiful mountainous views. The highlight of your visit is the Haleakala crater with a stunning view of the extinct volcano. However, check the weather forecast before you depart as mist can often set in on the summit.
