Maui, 



Hawaii is one of the most exclusive areas, interfaces tourist attractions, with more than 21.2 million visitors in 2011. Maui is the second largest island of the Hawaiian Islands area of ​​727.2 square miles (1,883 km2), the largest island of the 17 island in the United States. Maui is part of the State of Hawaii and is the fourth largest island in Maui County. In the 2010 census, a population of 144,444, get to the third place in the census after the island of Oahu and Hawaii. Kahului is the commercial and financial center of the island. Wailuku Maui is the district headquarters, which occupies the third place from 2010. Maui has other important places include Kihei (including Wailea and Makena in the city of Kihei, which is the second most census in Maui); Lahaina; Makawao.

Maui is known for its beauty, and its atmosphere and its history, and has a never ending supply of pristine beaches, waterfalls, monuments and places of stunning diving in Maui, as a wonderful place to spend a vacation in Hawaii, in this small island. There are a lot of places that you can visit, such as Kaanapali Beach, or the historical path in Lahaina Maui.

Pounds Maui has some attractions are the most versatile of all the world, all well most of the roads scenic in all of Hawaii, and the highways attractive. It includes the major tourist sites in Maui to Haleakala National Park, Iao Valley, and Hina.

It extends the highway along the east coast of Maui, and can be curving around the mountains through the attractive beaches of black sand and waterfalls. Haleakala National Park is home to Haleakala, a dormant volcano. Lahaina is one of the main attractions on the island with a street full of shops and restaurants, which leads to the wharf to enjoy a trip sundown marine sun or whale watching trip. And you can enjoy snorkeling at any beach, which lies along the coast of Maui. You can enjoy surfing, which is very popular in Maui.

Maui County has attracted tourists 2207826 in 2004 to increase the number to 2,639,929 in 2007, with the total tourist expenditure amounting to US $ 3.5 billion for the island of Maui alone. While the island of Oahu is the most popular island with attracted large numbers of Japanese tourists, and appeals to the island of Maui for most visitors from the territory of the United States and Canada: In 2005, there were 2,003,492 arrivals Mahlin on the island, compared to 260,184 international arrivals

Beaches in Maui

Maui has some of the finest beaches in all of Hawaii and most diverse. In the West, Maui offers a number of beautiful beaches scattered among the major resorts (from Ka'anapali being a favorite) region, while the South Maui featuring a variety of beaches along the coastline north of Kihei beyond Elia. The famous duo: "Big beach" and "Alsgbr the beach" with their great popularity. In East Maui, offers a few beaches along the highway, with beautiful black sand beach.

Hamoa Beach

Great beach (Oneloa or McKenna)

Also known as Oneloa Beach (Hawaii real name) or Makena beach, great beach, which is probably one of the most beautiful beaches on Maui, in South Maui.

Kaanapali Beach

There are close to all the resorts on the seaside in the region with up to Ka'anapali Beach, along three miles of sand suitable for dancing.
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