Lahaina
- Address:State Highway 30, Lahaina
- Admission:Free
Cultural Experience, Good Place to Drink, Good Place to Eat, Good Place to Shop, Walking/Hiking, Town / City
7:30 PM Saturday, May 26
Partly sunny. Mild.
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Whaling used to be the focus of west Maui’s main town, Lahaina. These days visitors come to watch whales frolic offshore from Papawai Point.
The low-rise harbor at Lahaina retains quite a few whaling-era buildings, but not much remains from the days when Lahaina was the Hawaiian kingdom’s royal capital.
Take a stroll past the restaurants and shops lining historic Front Street, and take a seat in Banyan Tree Square at the foot of the country’s largest banyan tree, planted in 1873.
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The dinner cruise was one of the highlights of our trip.The food was excellent and the crew were second to none...it was fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The luau made our trip.....the food was excellent,the staff were excellent and the show was amazing!!!! Will recomend this luau to everyone!!!! Job well done!
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This day out was great, well organised and our bus driver/tour guide was exceptional. I would recommend this to anybody visiting Hawaii.
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Lahaina is on the west coast of Maui, looking over to the nearby island of Lanai.
Highway 30 runs north to the resorts of Kaanapali.
