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Happening Now Restaurant Week Wailea

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This years Restaurant Week Wailea will feature 23 restaurants. This is the highest number of participating restaurants ever.  Specials from the various restaurants range from $29 to $49 and can include up to 4 course meals.  Restaurant week is happening now and running through Saturday May 31.  Each restaurant will contribute $1 to the Maui Food Bank.  Thousands of dollars have been raised over the years from this event.

To view a sample menu, visit the Restaurant Week Wailea website here.  To view this article via MauiNow.com here.

Major Funds Released For Airport Improvements

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Over $305 million in funds is being released for improvements to the roadway and also for rental car facility at the Kahului Airport.  The new Consolidated Car Rental Facility will be more convenient for travels and help with traffic congestion at the airport.  Other improvements expected at the site include a people mover system, customer service building, roadway connections to and from the terminal, and employee parking spaces.  The improvements should bring in a boost to the economy and well as more jobs.  You can read the article via MauiNow here.

May Lei Day Today

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The very first Lei Day was held May 1, 1927.  This now annual event is celebrated across the islands with music, food, and festivals taking place.  Each island has a different type of lei that is worn for the celebration.  Maui celebrates with the lokelani Lei.  A light pink sweetly scented flower.

Here on Maui, the celebration will continue through Friday with a concert by Brothers Cazimero at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.  This is a May Lei Day annual tradition.  Concert time is 7:30 pm.

Have fun today celebrating the true Aloha spirit of the lei!

Tips On Visiting Haleakala, Maui

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Haleakala is one of Maui’s most sought after activities for those visiting and residing on the island.  The volcano sits 10,023 feet above sea level.  Many people visiting choose to watch the sunrise early in the morning.  If your an early riser, wear warm layers and bring breakfast.  Food is not sold in the park so make sure to stock up if your planning to stay past sunrise.  Weather conditions are rather chilly, make sure to bring pants, shoes and layers!

There is plenty to do for the explorer.  With lush trails throughout the park, people enjoy hiking as well as horseback riding. Some hiking expeditions can last for three days and include camping.  The park contains many endangered wildlife.  You may delight in seeing the Nene, or Hawaiian goose, Hawaii’s state bird, or a flowering silversword blossom that take 50 years to bloom.

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There really is something available for everyone at Haleakala National Park.  A true Maui treasure thats enjoyed by travelers and locals alike.  Activities and resources for your trip to Haleakala can be found here.

The Garden Of Eden Reborn At Kupu Hou on Maui

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Kupu Hou ~ Fresh New Life.  That is the name that so aptly describes 1651 Naalae in lower Kula, Maui.  This truly unique property encompasses the meaning Kupu Hou.  Since receiving organic certification in 2009, Kupu Hou has maintained strict standards farming 650 Maui Mokka coffee plantings, as well as strawberry papaya, sugarloaf pineapples, koa and sandalwood trees plus so much more ~ all on 7.9 acres.

Working with nature has been the philosophy of the owners of Kupu Hou.  Great attention and care has gone into the permaculture ethics of organic farming.  Making systems work efficiently with nature is enhanced thus making the farm more productive with little waste.  Hugelkulturs are used for water harvesting, and the main home is completely off the grid thanks to a 7 kw system.  With bi-coastal views, a serene setting, multiple quality living structures and an abundance of beauty Kupu Hou is a true legacy property.

The land of opportunity awaits you.  Please watch this Maui featured property listing and get to know Kupu Hou and why it is so special.