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From Stephen's past articles,"Serves You Right"
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Head east into the upcountry and be sure to visit Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center, a Last, but not least, head over to Tedeschi Vineyards —yes there is a winery on Maui. Located up on the slopes of Haleakala, the winery was established 24 years ago. This historic site was originally the home to plantation grower L. L. Tolbert and then to Captain James Makee who frequently entertained the Hawaiian Royal
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o other land in all the world has any deep strong charm for me but that one. No other land could so longingly and so beseechingly haunt me, sleeping and awake, through half a lifetime as that one has done...for me its balmy airs are always blowing, its summer seas flashing in the sun, the pulsing of its surf beat in my ear. So said Mark Twain in 1889. With a variety of landscapes that encompass everything from beaches of unrestrained splendor to lush tropical forests and remote volcanic summits, Maui is at once captivating and seductive. 
been to Maui what their favorite beach is and they will inevitably say Little Beach. Located to the north of Oneloa Beach (Big Beach) and about 3/4 of a mile south of the Maui Prince Hotel. Little Beach offers a protected cove and is one of the best spots for swimming on Maui. Be prepared to hike over a lava flow to reach the beach. After a morning of sunning and swimming, head north to the Maui Ocean Center. This wonderful aquarium has many exhibits and features a surge pool, whale discovery center, a living reef, sting ray cove, turtle lagoon with beautiful sea turtles and the underwater journey tunnel with a 240 degree view that takes you beneath the sea. 808-270-7000. 192 Ma’alaea Rd., Ma’alaea.
beautiful mansion built by the Baldwin family, now home to an art colony offering classes in pottery, painting, printmaking, sculpture and jewelry. Other classes focus on ancient Hawaiian art forms. 808-572-6560. Check out their website at www.huinoeau.com. 2842 Baldwin Ave., Makawao. 
family and other visiting heads of state at his residence. Their pineapple wine and champagne are interesting and make for a most unusual gift, but their Plantation Red is a most superb wine that you may very well want to bring home with you. 808-878-1266. Route 37, Ulupalakua. 
efforts. 808-879-8811 or on-line http://www.pacificwhale.org. Having worked up an appetite from all that swimming and snorkeling, perhaps it’s time for the Old Lahaina Luau—but be forewarned: this massive feast attracts several hundred people a night. Set on the beach, and featuring a rather mediocre buffet and open bar ($40), people are seated cheek to jowl at long tables and then entertained by attractive hula boys and girls. This is Maui dinner/theatre for the culturally starved tourist. 808-667-1998. 1251 Front Street, Lahaina.