“Kind of reminds me of Key West. A lot of local shops. Our favorite thing to do is get a "Dole Whip" (pineapple soft serve) and walk the street after dinner. We may even buy something one day! VERY touristy, especially when the cruise ships are in town. Can be extremely busy. Tip: Park 2 blocks south of the Banyan Tree in the FREE 3 hour parking lot directly across from the Kamehameha School.”

“ The Pacific Whale Foundation offers a variety of different sunset cruises throughout the year. It is best to check their website for their most up to date cruise schedule. Cruises range from sunset sails, adult only cruises to a New Year`s Eve cocktail sail. No matter your age and no matter the occasion, there is sure to be a sunset cruise for you!”

“If you are in the mood for some shopping, you can find some of the best deals here with great discounts!”

“The Lahaina Banyan Tree is one of Maui`s most treasured possessions, and a popular gathering place for locals and tourists alike. This famous tree is one of the largest banyan trees in the United States, and stretches its massive branches over a 200 ft. area. The tree was planted on April 24, 1873, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the first American Protestant mission in Lahaina. The Lahaina Banyan Tree provides a lovely, shady area from which to admire the tree`s massive branches, and many trunks that make up this single tree. During certain days of the week, you will find art and craft fairs, as well as Hawaiian musicians, under the tree. The Banyan tree is located in historical Lahaina Town, on Front Street adjacent to the harbor.”

“Best Poke selection around. They will make you a bowl to eat right away, or pack some up to take home with your other groceries. They offer quite a bit of local goods as well. ”