Maui no ka oi, is what locals have called Maui for years and it means Maui is the best. Locals and tourists alike still call Maui the best to this day. The second largest of the eight major Hawaiian islands, Maui is often called the Valley Isle or the Magic Isle, and visitors will soon realize why. Maui consists of slopes of fertile, dense rainforests, some of the best bea Maui no ka oi, is what locals have called Maui for years and it means Maui is the best. Locals and tourists alike still call Maui the best to this day. The second largest of the eight major Hawaiian islands, Maui is often called the Valley Isle or the Magic Isle, and visitors will soon realize why. Maui consists of slopes of fertile, dense rainforests, some of the best beaches in the world, old plantation towns and the sounds of Polynesia in the air. Contents: Introduction to Maui Overview Culture Orientation & Location Climate & When To Visit Sightseeing Highlights Hana Lava Tube Visit a Maui Plantation Take a Helicopter Ride Maui Ocean Center Attend a Luau Haleakala National Park Taste Maui’s Best Pineapples & Wine at Ulupalakua Ranch Go Whale Watching Visit Maui’s Best Beaches Kapalua Beach Hamoa Beach Kaihalulu’s Red Sand Beach Papohaku Beach Wai'anapanapa State Park Kapalua Bay Go Surfing Diving & Snorkeling in Maui Lanai & Molokai Recommendations for the Budget Traveler Places To Stay Places To Eat Places To Shop