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Located at the water's edge across from Lahaina Harbor and next to Banyan Tree Park, the BEST WESTERN Pioneer Inn has been the center of Lahaina Town since its construction in 1901. We are within half a block of water attractions including snorkeling, scuba, surfing, whale-watching, yacht and submarine cruises, sport fishing, parasailing and the inter-island ferry to the neighboring island of Lanai. As a registered historic landmark, we are also in the heart of the historic district and easy walking distance to no less than twenty unique restaurants and art galleries. Whether you want to explore the island or just relax around our pool and enjoy 360 days of sunshine and the most spectacular sunsets in the world, the charm and location of this plantation era accommodation with a full-service restaurant will make your stay on Maui a memory of a lifetime.
A retrospective of 40 years of painting from northern Idaho artist S.A. Jones. In Kahului.
Celebrating America's original musical art forms. In Wailuku.
Enjoy a real small town Independence Day parade at one of the most unique communities on Hawaii Island. In Volcano.
Enjoy old-fashioned authentic Hawaiian food on the North Shore. In Haleiwa.
Featuring local cuisine, island crafters, community group booths, guitar exhibit. In Honolulu.
This is it, the finale of outrigger canoe racing for women around the world. In Maunaloa.
Rebirth in the Heart of a Cemetery: West Hawaii Veterans Cemetery and Restoration of Kona’s Forests. In Kailua-Kona.
a 41-mile Outrigger Canoe race from Molokai to Oahu across the Kaiwi Channel. In Maunaloa.
Come taste, come hear and come see what Molokai business is all about. In Hoolehua.
Please join us for the Waikiki Artfest featuring 80 of Hawaii's finest artists and handcraft artisans. In Honolulu.
The Honolulu Marathon's scenic course includes spectacular ocean views alongside world-famous Waikiki Beach.
2nd Annual Hawaii International Rugby Sevens Tournament Rugby is a Passion, Playing it in Paradise is a Bonus. In Honolulu.
Haleakala National Park contains a range of natural ecosystems including the Oheo stream, the subalpine shrublands, dry forest and rainforest. The diversity extends from the Haleakala Crater, the dormant volcano summit area, to the coastal Kipahulu area. Bird-lovers love to hike to the summit of Mount Haleakala to view the nesting colony of the Hawaiian Petrel, an endangered species of migratory seabird. A hike into the nearly seven-mile across, two-mile wide crater allows visitors to view the cinder cones up close.
Pack a picnic lunch for a beautiful hike through the rainforest to the base of the 400-foot Waimoku Falls. Be sure to stop along the scenic Hawaiian roads to enjoy the views from the overlooks, and don't forget your binoculars at night to view the incredibly clear sky. Drive a short distance to the historic district of Lahaina, for comfortable lodging with Best Western hotels.
The Hana Highway traverses along Maui's eastern coastline for 52 miles, and offers incredible ocean views along its narrow and winding path. Recognized as one of America's most scenic highways, travelers drive across several historic one-lane bridges and hundreds of hairpin curves. The average speed is 15 mph, so plan accordingly when visiting this popular Maui tourist attraction.
This cliff-hanger National Millennium Legacy Trail, has several must-see attractions along the way. The favorites include the Garden of Eden Arboretum, the Lower Puohokamoa Falls, Pua'a Ka'a State Park, Waianapanapa State Park, 'Ohe'o Gulch and Wailua Falls. Stay with Best Western hotels on the northwestern coast of Maui in Lahaina for a comfortably night's rest in this tropical paradise. Be sure your Hawaiian stay is an enjoyable one.
The Iao Valley State Monument, a Maui State Park, features a beautiful botanical garden and the 'Iao Needle - a 1,200-foot vegetation-covered lava remnant. The short hike allows visitors a beautiful viewpoint of the needle and the surrounding West Maui Mountains.
The park was once the site of the battle of Kepaniwai in 1790, when the Kamehameha I army conquered the Maui army. Maui's Best Western hotel in historic Lahaina offers exceptional quality lodging and guest services for Hawaii travelers.
The Maui Ocean Center is a three-acre aquarium and marine science center that features the Western Hemisphere's largest tropical reef aquarium. Scuba enthusiasts will flip at the opportunity to dive into the center's Open Ocean tank and swim with more than 20 sharks, stingrays and tropical reef fish during the Shark Dive Maui experience.
More than 60 indoor and outdoor exhibits including the Living Reef, Turtle Lagoon, Hammerhead Harbor, Tide Pool and Sea Jelly Gallery are featured in the center. Stay with Best Western hotels, a short drive from the center in historic Lahaina, for comfortable accommodations and exceptional guest services. Have a great time during your visit to Hawaii.