I receive many of the same questions as a camping rental equipment company here on Maui, so here are a few bullets to help you in making decisions as to where you may want to camp, and what you'll need to bring:
If you're visiting Maui and just realized how much it costs to rent a car seat for your infant, toddler or child from a Maui car rental company, this should help. In my own research, I've seen and also heard from clients that they spend almost as much on a car seat through an airport car rental service than the daily car rental price itself. While I don't know the reason for the hefty prices, I can suggest our alternative: Just 3-4 mins from the airport, Maui Vacation Equipment has a locker system, which allows clients the flexibility to pickup their baby car seats (or any other baby rental equipment) with the added flexibility of timing. In this way, you...
There are a few things to consider bringing with you to any Maui beach you decide to visit. Having been born and raised on Maui, you would think I have a pretty concrete packing list, but there are still things I forget. Below is a list that will span the needs for a solo day trip to the beach, to a day with the entire family.
Forget the normal swimsuit and extra t shirt type of packing list you can make yourself. Below are just a few items I have noticed over my lifetime of serving Maui visitors that you may want to consider.
1. The Maui Ocean Center is a fantastic attraction to visit, as much of it is indoors and it wont cost you an arm and a leg to visit. Conveniently located in Ma'alea you can easily visit from Kihei / Wailea or from Lahaina to Kapalua. 2. An evening show at Ulalena takes you on a journey of Hawaiian history. Many would agree the show is of similar caliber to cirque du soleil. My bet is you will forget all about the weather outside, be wholeheartedly entertained, and learn a bit of history though this song and dance riddled show. 3. Take a spa day! Maui is home to some of the greatest spas in the world. I worked at the Grand...
