Haleakala
Referred to as Maui's sleeping volcano, Haleakala is one Maui
attraction every tourist should experience on their first trip
to Hawaii. There are a number of tour operators which
provide various tours by bus or bicycle to Haleakala crater and
the surrounding area which is a National Park. While on
these professionally guided tours visitors can learn interesting
facts, history, and details about the now extinct volcano which
rises 10,000 feet above sea level providing picturesque views of
the tropical paradise and exquisite sunsets and sunrises!
Iao Needle
Regarded as a State Monument, the Iao Valley Needle is a 2,250
foot high peak within Iao Valley linked with a historical past
of religion and sacred ceremonies for high military chiefs and
priests. It was also believed to be a symbol of the
ancient Hawaiian god Kanaloa. If your looking for a hike
into the natural beauty of Hawaii and want to visit an
attraction of importance to Hawaiians a visit to the Iao Needle
is suggested. This is one Maui attraction off the beaten
path and only for those visitors looking for some adventure
during their vacation.
Maui
Arts and Cultural Center Located in Kahului, Maui the Maui Arts and Cultural
Center is one of those Maui attractions for visitors interested
in the culture and history of Hawaii. The Maui Arts and
Cultural Center is home to a number of cultural shows and
performances all year round - highlighting the artistic talent
of Hawaii and its people. If your a fan of visual art and
performance art you'll have to come by and visit the MACC to
experience it first-hand, especially if there is an event taking
place. Feel free to give them a call if your vacationing
on Maui to see if there is anything going on at the center
during your stay in Hawaii.
