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Hana Highway 5 - Things to do in Hana
While you are out seeing the sights around Hana, you will more than likely wish to get a bite to eat. There are three pretty good places to eat which include Hana Ranch House, Hotel Hana Maui and Tutu’s Snack Shop.

Hawaii and Daylight Savings Time

Daylight Savings Time is observed throughout most of the United States of America.  The state of Hawaii is one of the exceptions.  Hawaii is situated in a tropical latitude and due to how far south it is situated, does not experience much variation in it’s sunrise and sunset times over the course of a year.  In July, the sun sets around 7 pm, and in January the sun sets around 6 pm.  Since there would be very little to gain by “springing forward”, Hawaii has chosen not to participate in Daylight Savings Time.


Hawaii Superferry Suspends Operations
The Hawaii Superferry has suspended operations in March of 2009 due to legal questions over environmental impact studies.

Hawaii to Introduce Parking Fees At Selected State Parks
The Hawaiian Department of State Parks is introducing a new parking fee structure iat selected state parks and monuments n order to create additional revenue to cover inadequate funding.

How to Get to Maui, Hawaii
Most people of course hop on a plane and fly to Hawaii to get there as fast as possible. This is because not too many people wish to wait for a non-regular cruise to get them there.

Kamehamehia the Great
Hawaii at one time was ruled by various kings on each island until the time of Kamehamehia the Great. The legend of this infamous king is one that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Kapalua Golf Courses
Kapalua is found in West Maui where the winds blow the majority of the time. If you enjoy a challenge and of course do not mind 30 to 40 miles per hour wind you will enjoy playing in Kapalua as long as you keep your ball low.

Ka’anapali Beach – West Maui
Ka’anapali Beach is called many different names, some you can find by reading various free magazines around Maui and others you will hear from the locals. Some of the names you might hear include North Beach (Keka’a), and Canoe (Hanake’o’o).

Kihei and Wailea – South Maui
Kihei does not honestly have much to offer except for resorts. The majority of the water is not good for swimming; you can enjoy beach activities however.

Maui Island Foods
How many times have you gone into a restaurant and could not choose something to order, mainly because you did not know what half of the items were on the menu? This can also happen when you visit Maui.

 

 
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