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 Highly reputable scuba company |
Kihei Boat Ramp (Mailing: P.O. Box 61) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 3584 / +1 800 635 1273 http://www.mauiscuba.com/erd1.htm info@mauiscuba.com |
This dive company has been a part of the Maui diving community for more than ten years and, during that time, has consistently made customer satisfaction a priority. The goal is that every dive lives up to customers' expectations. To that end, divemasters are prepared to meet every reasonable request. More than 20 dive sites are available through Ed Robinson's, so customers do not have repeat experiences (unless they so choose, of course). Certification courses and private charters are offered. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Jewel on the road to Hana |
Hana Highway between Kahului and Keanae Maui and Molokai, HI 96713 United States +1 808 572 6453 |
Located just past Mile Marker 10 on the road to Hana (Highway 36) are the verdant tropical gardens where the opening sequence of "Jurassic Park" was filmed. The 26-acre park, designed by Alan Bradbury with the aim of restoring the area's natural ecosystem, contains 500+ trees, plants and flowers native to the Pacific islands. Stroll along Maui's best nature trails and enjoy a leisurely lunch in a lush picnic area. This is a great activity for nature lovers and families with children. Admission: $3 per person. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Historic Museum and Village |
4974 Uakea Road (Mailing: P.O. Box 27) Maui and Molokai, HI 96713 United States +1 808 248 8622 http://www.hookele.com/hccm/ hccm@aloha.net |
Dedicated to preserving the history of Hana, this non-profit cultural center includes a museum and a replica of an early Hawaiian village. The Hale Waiwai O Hana (House of Treasures) museum contains more than 5,000 photographs as well as several hundred artifacts, documents and books. Relics include traditional tools and utensils, sacred stones, quilts and koa statues. The Kauhale O Hana (village) consists of four traditional thatched-roof buildings. There is also a gift shop worth checking out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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