The second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and home to hillside mansions, Maui takes your breath away with its gorgeous vistas, silky white sand beaches and incredible sunrises, which were said to have enthralled and inspired writers like Mark Twain.
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If your perfect itinerary includes pampering at a world-class spa and sipping top-shelf cocktails, Maui is ideal. Here is just one example of what our destination experts can create for you.
Maui is proud of its more than thirty miles of beaches, which are pristine with golden sand, crystal blue water and plenty of protected areas for swimming and snorkeling. Take a walk, bike ride or quick scenic drive to Kaanapali, Wailea or Spreckelsville Beach for people- and whale watching. In the evening, return to your resort for a massage before dinner.
Although poolside lounging, celebrity chef restaurants and ultra-luxe accommodations may be all you need, Maui’s striking natural splendors beg to be explored. Indagare can arrange a watersports class like windsurfing or a visit to Maui’s volcano with an expert guide. After your day of island activity, return to your resort for a relaxing cabana cocktail and dinner.
Spend your last day here on the gorgeous crystalline-blue waters surrounding Maui. An expert guide can take you snorkeling through the best-kept-secret coves, or Indagare can charter a captained boat for the day so that you can cruise in style and comfort while catching some rays. Maui is also one of the world’s great places for whale watching, especially Humpbacks.
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Maui is proud of its more than thirty miles of beaches, and with good reason. Most are pristine, with golden sand, crystal blue water and plenty of protected areas for swimming and snorkeling. One of the finest, but alas most...
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