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Maui

Maui is known as the “valley isle”, and most of its population nestles in the low-lying isthmus between the lush western mountains and the dustier slopes of Haleakalā to the east. Skirting the coast are some of the world’s finest beaches, from the popular resorts on the southwestern fringe to the wilder surfing beaches on the north and eastern shores. Maui’s administrative group also includes the islands of Moloka’i and Lana’i with more magnificent scenery and even greater remoteness.

  • Hawai’i’s undisputed father of East-meets-West cuisine, Roy Yamaguchi operates more than 30 restaurants throughout the islands and the mainland U.S. Always bustling, with a hip and lively atmosphere. (see Roy’s Kahana Bar & Grill).

  • Roy Yamaguchi’s first Maui restaurant, serving up his trademark East-meets-West cuisine. Always bustling and busy, so book ahead.

  • Ruby’s Diner

    A cool, sleek, 1950s style burger joint (part of a regional chain), which serves up huge breakfast platters, juicy burgers, crisp fries, shakes, and giant salads.

  • A great place for a wide array of poke and other islandstyle specialties like pre-packed sushi.

  • Good Thai food in an enjoyable, open-air, gardenlike setting.

  • The supermarket’s deli is fabulous, and the on-site bakery turns out the best artisan breads on the Island.

  • Paragon Sailing Charters (244 2087) and Kapaluakai (665 0344) set sail from Lahaina.

  • THE place for noodles, teriyaki, and yummy localstyle turnovers.

  • Set on a lovely beach halfway between Lahaina and the Kapalua resort, two distinctive high-rise buildings offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. Pool, Jacuzzi, tennis courts, barbecues, and a restaurant all on site.

  • Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar

    New Wave Sushi and innovative, Japanese-inspired Pacific Rim cuisine make Sansei one of the most popular restaurants in the state. The restaurant has two locations on Maui, both with laser karaoke – three times a week in Kīhea, twice a week in Kapalua. (see Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar).

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