Dave Huffman

Maui offers some of the best dining options in the world, and definitely in Hawaii. Whether you are looking for a steak or some traditional Hawaiian fare, you will find it all and more in the several restaurants on Maui.

The following information details some of the most popular and awarded restaurants on Maui.

The Prince Court
Located in the Maui Prince Hotel, the Prince Court offers seafood straight from the Maui waters and fruits, and vegetables taken from the slopes of Mt.

Luaus in Maui are one of the most popular activities for tourists. This is especially true for tourists who are visiting Maui for the first time. Luaus are a Hawaiian celebration offering an amazing amount of food and spectacular entertainment.

There are plenty of Luau's to choose from in Maui, each of them offering their own benefits and exciting options.

Maui is home to over 20 golf courses and has been labeled the world's premier destination for golfing. Many of the golf courses on the island are ranked at the top or close to the top in relation to all of the other courses in the world.

In Maui, you can enjoy numerous professional tournaments, but there is always space for non-professionals on the course.

Ulalena has many meanings on the island of Maui. Ulalena is a state-of-the-art venue that was built for a phenomenal show idea, but it also has another meaning.

Ulalena is said to be a special wind that only occurs in Maui. According to Ancient Hawaiian creation chants, it is also a form of rain that is colored reddish yellow when revealed during the twilight hours.

If you are interested in a little physical activity while vacationing in Maui, you should consider biking down the Haleakala Volcano.

There are close to ten different companies that are available to book biking tours that head down the volcano. The prices charged and the experiences offered during your biking tours will be different. Before you book your Maui biking tour down the Haleakala you should inquire about what you are paying for and what type of rules or regulations there will be for the tour.

One of the most scenic options you have while in Hawaii is taking an aerial tour of Maui via a helicopter. As you are up in the helicopter, you will see views you could only imagine on the ground.

Many people only have the privilege of seeing Maui from the windows in an airplane. This view might seem spectacular, but it is a fairly quick event, and depending on the height of the plane, may not offer the true beauty of a flight closer to home.

Seen from above, the two shield volcanoes that make up the island of Maui look like the head and torso of the well-loved demigod for whom the island is named.

Maui was a tricky fellow who is said to have stolen fire from its supernatural keepers, gifting to the mortals. He also captured the sun with a rope woven from his wifes tresses and slowed its path so that we could enjoy more hours of daylight on his beautiful island.

Nestled between the waters of Auau Channel towards Lana'I Island and the strong peaks and valleys of Mauna Kahalawai, is the historic town of Lahaina. This town, sometimes known as the jewel in Maui's crown, is one of the most visited spots in the area.

In fact, about 83% of Maui's visitor population (2 million people), visit the town of Lahaina annually.