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Maui No Ka Oi, Maui's the best, that's definately for sure. No better place to go for the Hang Loose attitude. No other place on earth will have bumperstickers telling you to "Slow down. This aint the mainland"!

Maui is the second largest island in Hawaii. the land area is 728 square miles and that includes two distinct volcano domes Haleakala and the West Maui Mountains. The two eroded volcanoes are joined by central Maui's broad, flat, isthmus, formed about a million years ago when lava from Haleakala met the shores of West Maui. The isthmus functions as a broad valley between the peaks, thus Maui's nickname, "The Valley Isle".

The highest point is the Red Hill at Haleakala which is 10,023 feet from the sea level. Our average annual temperature is 75.5F, highest recorded temperature was 98F and the lowest was 48F. We experience an average of 11 inches of rainfall in Kihei and about 300 plus inches in West Maui annually.