Fire in Waiehu

The Maui Fire Department is fighting a fire that began early on Thursday morning. The fire is located in the area of Kahekili Highway and Makaala Drive in Waiehu.  The fire was 80 percent contained and covered 19 acres as of 10:40 a.m. The Maui Police Department closed Kahekili Highway from Makaala Drive to Waiehu Beach Road. The voluntary evacuations for Wailuku Country Estates, Puuohala Village, and Waiehu Terrace were lifted at 11:15 a.m., however respiratory patients should stay indoors or leave that area.

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Luau’s

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A popular activity that most Maui vacationers want to experience is a luau.  Most of the hotels on the island offer their own luau’s which is nice since your alcoholic beverages are included in the pricing.

For a family friendly luau, Ka’anapali Beach Luau offers kids 5 and under are free.  The buffet style luau serves pork, fish, steak, fresh greens, and a desert bar.  Be entertained by luau dancers and listen to music influenced by Don Ho and Elvis.   The dramatic finale includes fire knife dancers!

For those looking for a more romantic experience, The Feast at Lele is the luau for you.  Feast at Lele is located in Lahaina.  This four course gourmet meal is a Polynesian celebration is served directly to you at your table.  While feasting on your dinner, enjoy the dances representing each part of the Polynesian island inspired dish.

The Hyatt Luau is the best for kids.  Kids are often invited onstage to participate in hula lessons.  This luau is also served buffet style.  Menu includes fish, pork, chicken, rice, soba noodles, tropical fruits and a desert bar.  The open bar includes fruit punch. mai tais, beer, wine, and mixed cocktails.

With many luau options to choose from, we are sure you will find one that offers exactly what you and your family are looking for!