This was the only time I have been to Hawaii and can not wait to go back.
I am writing this almost two years after visiting Maui so I can’t remember all the exact details from flying in and leaving but I will tell you my most memorable moments.
The first thing that comes to mind is how we would walk the pathway beside the beach and admire the scenery. The nice the hotels, the houses along the beach, and the beaches themselves are amazing.
Popular hotels would include Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton.
As for activities, there was a lot to do.
As you see in the picture below I am surfing 😎
This was a relief, as I lived in California for 2 years and couldn’t get up on the surfboard, but the instructor there got me up on the first try.
And here was a beautiful golf course we went to.
Other popular things to do would be going to see a volcano and going on a boat to do some whale watching. We did not do either, however you do see lots of whales while hanging out by the pool and beach.
Although there was a lot to do, Maui was also a very relaxing place.
I remember having some of the best food I ever tasted. I am not a fan of seafood but the restaurants we went to had very high class chefs that served chicken and steak as well.
Between golfing two days, hanging out by the pool, shopping and looking around the one week went by way too fast.
Looking forward to making a part 2… ciao!
- Reid