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WHAT YOU VISIT

Makawao
Dating back to the 18th century, Makawao began as a center for ranching with cowboys called "paniolo" herding cattle across the area's expansive land. Although it's retained its "wild west" feel, the town is considered the art center of Hawaii and famed for its working artists, glassblowers, sculptors and more. During your 90-minute visit, you can stroll through a local gallery displaying a wide array of works by Hawaii's most renowned artists.

Ho'olawa Valley Rainforest Walk
Renowned for the number of waterfalls, the rainforest is an inspiration to Maui's artists. You'll soon understand why when you take a guided nature walk to an idyllic waterfall overlook with a knowledgeable naturalist leading the way. Learn about the valley's indigenous flora and fauna and enjoy a sampling of fruits and vegetables important in native Hawaiian culture.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Maui's rugged beauty is on display at the Ho'okipa Beach Park Overlook. Perched on the edge of a cliff, the site offers breathtaking views of the craggy coastline, lush mountains, windsurfers riding the perfect wave and sea turtles.

SHOPPING
While visiting Makawao, you'll stop in a studio and browse the collection of one of Maui's foremost artisans.

LUNCH
A relaxing, sit-down lunch awaits at a local café.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the pier, you'll take in the highlights of the island's north shore with views of the sea, rainforest and mountains.