An island of compelling history and legend, "The Valley Isle" of Maui has emerged as an acclaimed destination for elegant resort living. Along the island's sun-drenched western coast, from the old whaling port of Lahaina past Kaanapali beach to Kapalua, sits a strip of white sand beaches, bordered by some of the finest hotels and resorts. On Maui, an array of exciting sporting opportunities abound. Fishing, Windsurfing, and Golfing at Wailea. Snorkeling at Molokini, a small off shore island formed by a submerged volcano.

While on Maui, a must-see attraction for the entire family is Ulalena. Ulalena is a critically acclaimed production featuring live Hawaiian music and dance. The only nighttime entertainment of its kind in Hawaii, it keeps adults and children alike on the edge of their seats as it tells the mythical story of Hawaii's creation.

The story is born from mythology and populated by spirit beings who are larger than life, representing a natural landscape alive with volcanoes, stars, vast oceans and primeval rain forests. Ulalena is Hawaiian – offering your clients a stirring tribute to Hawaii's past, its culture, and its passion for imaginative storytelling.

BALDWIN HOME-now serving as a museum, this is an execellent example of early Island missionary homes.
BANYAN TREE-planted in 1873, this magnificent tree is said to be the largest banyan tree in all Hawaii.

HALE HOIKEIKE-historical Society Museum in old Bailey Mission Home, built in 1841. Interesting display of early missionary items and Hawaiian artifacts.

HALE PAAHAO-this old jail was built for drunken and disorderly members of whaling crews that roared through Lahaina in the mid 1800's. The whole Lahaina area, royal capital of the islands until 1845, is filled with sites and scenes of great interest to students of Hawaiian history and legend.

HALE PA'I- here you will see the quaint old press on which Hawaii's first newspaprer was printed in 1834.

HALEAKALA NATIONAL PARK-it was here, according to Polynesian legend, that the demigod, Maui captured the sun and held it captive to give his people more daylight hours. And it is here that you will stand to capture an unforgettable scenic memory. From the crater's topmost rim to its floor is a drop of 3,000 feet. The florr measures 25 square miles, a facinating area of richly colored cinder cones. Haleakala's last eruption was more than 200 years ago. A public observatory stands on the rim of the volcanoe's crater. The outer wall of the volcano, cut by ravines and gullies, slopes down to the shore of the island.

HALEKII HEIAU-ancient temples of worship, sacrifice and refuge, ordered destroyed by King Kamehameha ll in 1819, has now been partially restored.

IAO VALLEY-now and enchantingly tranquil park, this was the site of a bloody battle in 1790 when Kamehameah conquered Maui in the famed Battle of Kepaniwai.

KAAHUMANU CHURCH-oldest Congrestional Hawaiian Church of central Maui, the origianl section was built in 1873.

KAANAPALI-one of the top resort areas, situated along three miles of golden sand beach with a misty mountain backdrop. Lots of recreational activities including, golf, tennis, horseback riding,and swimming. A unique whaling museum and shopping center are here also.

KAIWALOA HEIAU-there are eerie legends about spirits that walked from this heiau at night, and about daring humans who followed them and were never seen again.

KANAHA BIRD SANCTUARY-each winter, migratory birds from the Northwest make this park their island home.

KAPALUA-on the northwest coast, offers its residents and guests golf, tennis, three beaches, and restaurants.

KAUMAHINA PARK-halfway point on the drive from Kahului to Hana, the perfect place to pause and picnic.

LAHAINA-first capital of the islands and historic heart of Maui, this colorful town is steeped in the memories and evidences of whaling days, missionaries, ancient Hawaiian rulers and the plantation workers of various ethnic origin who migrated to this island.

LAHAINALUNA SCHOOL-oldest school west of the Rocky Mountains, established in 1831, it's first building of poles and grass was replaced by a stone building which still stands on the modern school grounds.

MAUI TROPICAL PLANTATION-Hawaii's agricultural showplace located in Waikapu Valley. Working plantation with acres of tropical fruits, sugarcane, coffee and macadamia nuts.

MAUI ZOOLOGICAL & BOTANIC GARDENS-an entertaining and educational view of animals and plants from many parts of the world is situated on a three acre site ib Wailuku, across from Maui War Memorial Stadium.

OHE'O STREAM (seven pools)-truly a photographer's paradise, it is said that in these crystal pools, the mother of Maui, the demigod, used to was and bleach her tapa-cloth.

PUAA KAA PARK-a gem of a park whose name means "the place of the rolling pigs" dating from days gone by when plump wild pigs were said to have rolled down the slick, steep grassy hills in this area.

TEDESCHI WINERY-Hawaai's only winery. Taste its light pineapple wine, a forerunner to the production of grape wine from vineyards on the slopes of Haleakala.

WAIANAPANAPA CAVES-strong swimmers and scuba divers, by diving into a pool and swimming underwater, you can reach a big inner cave, a legendary trysting place for lovers of old.

WAILEA-a resort area between Kihei and Makena. It has to offer two championship golf courses, tennis, swimming and a view of the neighboring islands.

WAILUA LOOKOUT-a choice view of the entire Keanae Peninsula and its spectacular coastline.

WHALER'S VILLAGE MUSEUM-hundreds of antiquities recalling the boisterous, rowdy years of the great whalers housed in picturesque atmosphere of yesteryear.