Maui guidebook

Two of my favorites are the 1) Bamboo forest/seven sacred pools. They're on the south side about a 2 hr drive to see them. 2) Sunrise at Haleakala can be beautiful (if you get a good morning) or it could be rain. NOTE: It will be 40F take extra clothing. Sunset is also a good idea. 3) Look at botanical gardens on the island. 4) Luau, the Feast at lele in Lahaina is nice one. It's more expensive, but you get your own table/server. 5) Whale watching/snorkling - Pacific Whalers does a great tour and the $ goes to a good cause. 6) If you're a diver - Lahaina Divers is my choice.

There is a walmart with a grocery on the left next to the Home Depot. I would suggest you stop off and load up on food, water etc. There is a safeway closer to the condo, but the pricing will be higher. NOTE: Maui does not allow plastic bags. bring a carry bag to save from having to buy one at a store. (I have several at the condo).

Honokowai beach is 5 mins walk from the Condo to the left if you look at the ocean. From the rear yard of the Kaleialoha, there is set of steps leading down to a small beach next door, feel free to use it, it's not a private beach. There is a much larger beach area down to the right behind the Kahana beach resort. Park on the street or this is a small lot just past the condo lot (hard to find - look for beach access sign). All beaches are public on Maui, you may just need to find the entrance around any hotel.