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624 Front St. • 344–9779 ONO Lahaina—Shave ice is so abundant on Maui, it’s sometimes hard to call out which ones shine the most. This place has nailed it. Snow-like consistency, great flavors and huge sizes. And they chill the syrups to avoid the dreaded icing on the bottom. Every time we’re near Lahaina, we …
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Mendes Ranch (871–5222) has a pretty nice ride on their beautiful ranch in West Maui. It’s about 2 hours of riding followed by a BBQ lunch (for an extra $15) back at the stables. They ride up to a spectacular overlook of Waihe‘e Valley, then head to the ocean for more good views. It’s a …
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“ONO” Kona—A cool place to go for some tasty brew and a pizza or salad. Fifteen taps feature 11 or so different beers made there, as well as seasonal and guest beers. They range from the mild (Liliko‘i Wheat Ale) to the not-so-mild (Fire Rock Pale Ale). We’re fond of the Hefeweissen. Most of the …
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Manta Ray Dives (325–1687) is the same company as Neptune Charlies (331–2184). We’ve had real mixed results. Sometimes fairly good. Sometimes not. We’ve had good manta dives with them. We’ve also found them at times to be the last ones to arrive and the first ones to leave. But you should feel comforted by the …
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No amount of potted plants can hide the fact that this lu‘au is on top of a parking garage. The Hilton Hawaiian Village used to have their lu‘au down by the pool, but anyone from the beach could stroll up and watch. Now, six stories up, the ambiance consists of towers all around and a …
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“Spent 10 days in Maui… So glad I had purchased “Maui Revealed” prior to the trip as my sister and I had a wonderful time thanks to Andrew Doughty’s great book. We dined each evening at places mentioned and had great dining experiences kept within our budget. We kept the book in our car, referring to it each day on our travels, finding places we would otherwise have not known about e.g. Pa’ia where we sat on the beach watching surfers and shopped in the great stores. Thanks for this publication!”
