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Maui Attractions

- Dragon's Teeth
- An interesting lava formation found in Kapalua, on the island of Maui.
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- Baldwin House Museum
- The Baldwin House Museum is filled with historical artifacts, and original furniture from when the house was built in 1834.
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- Kula Botanical Garden
- Kula Botanical Garden is located on the rich slopes of Haleakala in Central Maui. Visitors will find gardens full of beautiful indigenous Hawaiian flowers, and even a Bird sanctuary.
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- Lipoa Point
- Lipoa point is part of the Honolua-Mokule'ia Marine Life Conservation District and provides beautiful views of Honolua bay. Lipoa point is also a world class surfing wave during the winter months. There is a mile long coastal hike from Honolua bay to Lipoa point.
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- Honolua Bay
- Honolua Bay is a great place for snorkeling and diving on the island of Maui. Honolua Bay is also known for its premier surf break, which during peak seasons can be world class. Honolua Bay is also a part of the Marine Life Conservation District.
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- Bailey House Museum
- The Bailey House Museum holds a wealth of Maui and Hawaiian Historical information.
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- Kapalua Coastal Trail
- This charming coastal trail leads about 1.5 miles along the coastline in Kapalua near the Ritz Carlton.
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- Olivine Pools
- Olivine Pools are located along the coast of West Maui, and are a great example of Maui's natural beauty.
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- Acid War Zone Trail
- The Acid War Zone Trail got the name because of its appearence, it looks as if it was the site of an acid war. Its a short hike, and the experience is well worth it.
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- Haleakala Crater
- Haleakala Crater is a must see for visitors to Maui. It's the most-visited attraction on eastern Maui, and is 10,023 feet above sea level. The weather here changes quickly and can range from freezing temperatures and snow to warm and dry.
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