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If you’re looking for an action-packed vacation filled with unforgettable days of watching sunsets atop a volcano or hiking through craters, then Maui should be the next place you visit. This postcard-perfect destination is Hawaii’s second largest island and its most diverse with a variety of activities including diving, horseback riding and windsurfing. Culture vultures coming off flights to Maui will enjoy visiting the island’s museums, its vineyard and coffee plantation and botanical gardens.
A staggering two million people a year book flights to Maui for the island's legendary golden beaches, which are among the best in the world. Most of the tourism is concentrated on the stretch of coastline known as Maui’s “forehead” and traffic jams in this area are common, especially in summer. Because of this, many people prefer to visit during the winter when the resorts are less crowded and the ocean is filled with humpback whales.
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Peak Season
There is no bad time to visit book flights to Maui. Winter and summer temperatures are almost identical. The west coast is mostly sunny and dry while the southeast and Kula uplands are wetter and often misty.
Off Season
If there is an off season in Maui, it's during the rainy season which is between December and March. Cheap flights to Maui are available if you plan your trip in advance and travel during non-commercial holiday seasons.
There are some public bus and trolley services. The best way to get around the island is by rental car. Companies include Alama, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise and Hertz.
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Kathleen TyauAlice Lum, a Chinese-Hawaiian woman, looks back on her life and friendship with Annabel in Honolulu and on Maui around the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941.
James MichenerThe hugely popular novel about the people (Chinese, Japanese and Filipinos) who make up the Hawaiians – their aristocracy and peasantry, their successes and failures.
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