Picturesque and quaint MUST VISIT bohemian town between Kahului Airport (less than 15 minutes away)…read moreand the beginning of the infamous Road to Hana. We happily spent about 2 hours to strolling through the pretty streets, enjoying the mountain views and the variety of stores largely presenting hand crafted local goods. Cute clothing stores, coffee shops, dessert shops and food haunts abound. The handmade ukelele shop is definitely a must stop because it is Hawaii afterall. Just lovely.

Small little town with some shopping and restaurants. We ended up parking in a free public lot that…read moreapparently gets filled up fast. There are plenty of paid lots however. Ended up buying some shirts at a discount and eating at Paia fish market.

Bought things galore out here and only brought a carry on, and only intend to bring back a carry…read moreon. So, we mail the goodies back home. The staff was friendly, it wasn't busy, so everything felt efficient to me.

Shout out to Margaret who is always a pleasure to work with. Professional and prompt. Today she…read morehad a recommendation that saved me a fair amount of money. Thanks!

I love this highway a lot in my time in Maui. It is called the Hana Highway. I was a tourist there…read moreand I played one of the guided tours while driving this highway. The guided tour was on point with where I was on the highway. It played melodies and instructed turns and upcoming paths. Driving this highway was pretty difficult because there were narrow turns and everything was just narrow. Any slight mishap can land you down the ocean. The breathtaking part about this highway were the trees! I love the trees so damn much that I had all windows rolling down. There were mango and eucalyptus trees everywhere. I smelled mangoes and eucalyptus the whole time. The eucalyptus trees were a good refresher and awakening call! They also purified my car and got rid of any food odors from meals I had in the car! Thankfully they acted as a perfume and air freshener! The whole car ended up smelling like eucalyptus! Luckily these eucalyptus trees were everywhere in Maui! The whole ocean was all around the highway! The ocean water skep sparkling from the sun! The highway was very flat and not much hills. There were some parts of the highway that felt like I was driving on the ocean. There were people surfing. There were some points on the highway that allow you to go into the ocean and just take a swim or dive. I did stop in the middle of the highway to snorkel. There were so many colorful fish as you go down and deeper into the ocean. Very beautiful fish. The beach was also save because I left my belongings on the branches of a nearby tree and nobody stole it even though there were people chilling on the beach.

Day 1 we had our reservations for Wainapnapa SP and Haleakalā for the pipiwai trail. We drove from…read moreKihei, leaving around 7am and did not have much traffic. We stopped at Aunt Sandy's banana bread in the morning and a food truck for lunch. We spent the night in Hana. Day 2 we did the various stops at botanical gardens, waterfalls, beaches. It was a great time.

Take a letter, Maria... address it to Hana! We made the Road to Hana to end our journey at this…read morelittle but extremely important post office, as this is the main vein to this town! For packages, mail, and vital deliveries, this minuscule town couldn't survive without it! Yes, it's a bit dingy, since this is a tropical beach destination and has been weathered by the elements, but it puts the fun in functional! Of note is the cool wooden counter, certainly the highlight of this otherwise simple post office. It sits on a strip next to the bank, a gift shop, and a restaurant. There's only of few businesses here in Hana, but it's all the locals need! They have the chill island life down to the letter!

Located at The Hana Town Center. Without this Post Office, life would be a whole lot harder. Ebay…read moreand Amazon boxes come in here on the daily. This place is a lifeline for the rural Hana Community that relies on shipments of medicine and necessities. The main city on the island is approximately a 2 hour or more drive!

While I'd like to give it 5 stars because it really serves the community - it's so worn down and…read moreshowing its age. Otherwise a great resource for events, parties, meetings etc. Easy to find right on Hana Hwy on the outskirts of Paia town. Across from the Japanese Soto Zen Mission. Parking is kind of limited for large groups. There are men's and women's bathrooms, and a small kitchen which is used for private parties involving food. The place serves as a police waiting station, where you often see one or two police cars parked. Today's event is a meeting by the planning department to inform the community about plans to develop and expand a local beach park. A three hour window offers a chance to see the plans and provide feedback.

This review is for the community center. Whenever we have s party and it's at kula community…read morecenter im happy. Is a cute and small center maybe holds about 200 people or so. They have tables and chairs for your use. Cute little kitchen area where you can cook if you need to or prepare food. They do have a small refrigerator for your use. Bathrooms are always clean and well stocked with toilet paper and paper towels. They do have a stage area for the entertainment. During the winter months it tends to get cold at parties so dress warm.

I had no idea this place existed until recently as I was invited to a birthday celebration here…read more The complex is 7 acres in size and includes a community center and 4 cement tennis courts. COMMUNITY CENTER: The open-air, single level, rectangular-shaped building was just the right size for a party and can accommodate about 200 people. A small kitchen is on one end, a stage at the other, and restrooms out back. Views of the outside are second to none as windows line the entire front and back of the hall. The facility is older but is in exceptional shape. I did hear from the party host that she had to bring in some rented tables and chairs at her expense as the ones they provide weren't in the best shape. TENNIS COURTS: There are 4 of them but I didn't check it out. TIP: Sunsets here are killer! OVERALL: It was a further drive for me but I'm glad the party was here rather than at the decrepit Eddie Tam venue in Makawao.

A quick stop - rewarding views…read more The Road To Hana. A must-do when in Maui...even though the northern stretch of Hwy 30 is at least as interesting as the Road To Hana and very underrated. After the (a bit disappointing) stop at the Twins Falls we parked here quick to enjoy the views. There are very limited parking spots available, except you're in for a walk. But that day we've been the only ones stopping there. This stop offers you amazing views of the coast and you can see the Road To Hana for miles! When you see the coastline, you really have to wonder and be amazed, how this Road has been built. It's a quick stop only, but rewards you with really great views and pictures. A must-do!

About 7 miles past Hana sits Wailua Falls, and it's absolutely worth the stop. This spectacular…read morewaterfall feels like one of those "you're really in Maui now" moments. It was raining when we went, which actually worked in our favor (fewer tourists). I highly recommend checking it out if you're already exploring that side of the island. And bonus, there's actually a small area where you can park, which feels like a miracle on the Road to Hana.

Beautiful waterfall just past Hana. Recommend seeing when in the area! Why not see it when only…read moreabout 20ish minutes from Hana!