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Upcountry excursions |
P.O. Box 1419 Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 242 7445 http://www.mauihorses.com/maui... |
This company offers guided tours through some beautiful Upcountry areas. Maui's Upcountry is cooler than the "desert side" and has a less tropical atmosphere. It is also extremely beautiful and well worth exploring. You'll see ocean cliffs, the Haleakala crater, waterfalls, freshwater pools and more. A swimming and picnic break takes place halfway through the ride. Rides start each morning. Only six riders are allowed on the trip, so reserve in advance. Each outing is more than 4 hours long and costs USD185 per person. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Always an adventure |
Highway 380 (kiosk in Shell Service Station) Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 572 0550 |
Hana Highway may sound fairly non-threatening - after all, it is only 55 miles long - but once you've driven the road, you understand exactly how long 55 miles can be. As one of Maui's major attractions, tourists from around the globe make the wild and wooly drive daily, but most people miss the majority of the attractions. For that reason, it's wise to purchase the guided-tour tapes or CDs, available through this company for USD20. Some of the highlights of the drive include hidden pools and waterfalls, hiking trails, exotic fauna and Waianapanapa State Park, with its amazing black sand beach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Remote Wilderness Treks |
Hwy 280 & Pu'unene Ave (PO Box 11198) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 573 0168 / +1 888 445 3963 http://www.mauihikingsafaris.com |
Guide Randy shares a wealth of natural history, geological and botanical lore, and island folklore while leading hikers through Maui's magnificent wilderness. Several half-day and full-day hikes are offered, many to areas not usually visited by tourists. The "easy" three-mile Haleakala Waterfall Hike is appropriate for children. Several treks in the West Maui Mountains explore more remote, rugged, rainforest terrain. Snacks and minimal gear is included in tour prices. Discounts are offered for children 13 and younger, groups of six or more, or parties who book two weeks in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Catch A Big One |
154 Auoli Dr Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 573 8582 / +1 808 572 3470 http://www.maui.net/~offroad/ |
Let master fisherman David Bloch lead you to the best shoreline fishing spots on Maui. Several hundred species of fish live in the coastal waters, the trophy catch being the Ulua. These fish reach weights of 30-80 pounds. The world's record shoreline catch, a 563-pound sea bass, took place in Maui. Customers can book a full-day fishing trip, an overnight camping/fishing trip or, in the case of a small group, a charter excursion. David provides the gear, bait and food (in case the fish are not biting). Call for more information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-wheeling in Maui |
154 Auoli Drive Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 573 8582 / ++1 808572 3470 http://www.offroadtoursmaui.com |
The beauty of vacationing on Maui is that your trip can be as cushy or as rugged as you want it to be. Companies like this one appeal to the adventure seeker. The concept is simple: Join a group of up to seven people to tour the back roads of the island. Several different tours are available, including a Haleakala hiking tour, a fishing tour, a Hana tour and a camping tour. Tour costs are inclusive of equipment and meals. Call pricing for information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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