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Lahaina, USA

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What is Lahaina

Lahaina is a town on the island of Maui, Hawaii. It's located on its Western part, which is the most popular tourist area. Lahaina is full of nice restaurants, night clubs, and life after sunset is quite active. During the day most tourists choose beaches of Kaanapali or other Maui activities, stopping in Lahaina mainly for food.

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About Lahaina elsewhere

"In the old day he says, all the whaling ships used to stop in Maui, especially at an old port town on the west side of the island."
nationalgeographic.com

"By 1820, whaling ships plying the Pacific had begun to pull into Honolulu for supplies, liquor and women."
lonelyplanet.com

"Whaling ships from America and around the world started arriving about 1819."
planetware.com

"Whaling ships from America and around the world started arriving about 1819."
planetware.com

About Lahaina

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About places near Lahaina

mxaddison from USA wrote about Four Seasons Maui 2 years ago

This place is paradise. The hotel is reasonably small so the service is impeccable. Rooms are incredibly large and were completely renovated in 2006. Lots of activities for both kids and adults--surfing at Kihei, scuba diving with giant turtles, kayaking, whale-watching, sailing, and even racing an outrigger canoe. Plus, a lot of the staff are native Hawaiians so there is an air of authenticity to everything.

mxaddison from USA wrote about Kihei 2 years ago

Kihei is a great place to learn how to surf. Waves are perfectly formed, slow-moving, and last forever. You feel like a pro even if you are a novice. People are friendly, too.

vargas from USA wrote about Molokini one year, 7 months ago

Very cool snorkeling out here. Take a boat trip and bring the kids. They have inflatable mattresses with see-thru bottoms so the kids can check out the fish safely. The company we went with had a BBQ lunch on board with plenty of beer for the adults!

leoloves Molokini because probably the best snorkeling place on planet

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