• Maui Memorial Hospital 808 244-9056, 221 Mahalani, Wailuku
  From the condo- take Hwy 31, right on Hwy 30, right on Hwy 32, 5th traffic light is Mahalani.
• Urgent Care Maui 808 879-7781, 1325 S. Kihei Rd. (Corner of Lipoa & S. Kihei Rd. Open 6:00 AM – 12 Midnight 365 Days A Year
• Kaiser Permanente 808 891-6800 Kihei Clinic 1279 S. Kihei Rd. Open 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Weather Information:
Call (808) 877-5111. Other weather information is (808) 244-8934 Code 1520 or Code 1521 for the surf report. www.wunderground.com


Speedi Shuttle: 808 242-7777 Transportation to & from airport. If you call in advance they will meet your plane. www.speedishuttle.com
 

Wailea Taxi: 800 775-5113 or 808 874-5000


Grocery Shopping: Alcohol is sold in stores on Maui until 10:50 p.m.

• Safeway: 891-9120 at Pi’ikea Shopping Center on the corner of Piilani Highway and Pi’ikea Ave. Pi’ikea Ave runs between Piilani Hwy and Kihei Rd. Open 24 hours, not on holidays.
• Foodland 879-9350 at Kihei Town Center on South Kihei Road across from the softball field and Kalama Park. Open 24 hours, not on holidays.
• Star Market 879-5871 at 1310 South Kihei Rd. at the intersection of Lipoa Street. Open 24 hrs.

Haleakala Sunrise and/or Hike:
If you are getting up very early due to the time change, you might want to catch the strikingly beautiful sunrise at Haleakala Crater as it comes up out of the ocean over the clouds. It is extremely cold until the sun comes up and is about a two-hour drive away. In the alternative, you could get up when you feel like it, have a wonderful breakfast at the Kula Lodge on the way there and take a two to three hour hike through the crater which has been likened to the surface of the moon. It is a terrain unlike any you have ever been to, but the footing is difficult on rock and sand and the hike could be demanding.

Waihee Valley Hike:
An approximately 30 minute drive to the Waihee Valley and then hike up this remote valley about two miles over Indiana Jones style swinging bridges to the end where there is a large pool beneath a waterfall and a rope swing to jump out into the middle of the pool. The hike is up hill, but not particularly difficult although there could be rain and mosquitoes as you are going into the wetter part of the Island. The lao River swim is located nearby and you could drive within five minutes of the lao River swimming hole for a dip.

Nakalele Blowhole:
Drive around the north-west side of the island, approximately one hour to the Nakalele Blowhole. If the surf is right, this could be an incredible experience.  This is a beautiful drive and a short little hike off the road.

Snorkeling at La Perouse Bay and the Fish Reserve at Makena Landing:
Just 15 minutes south of Wailea, considered one of the best snorkeling areas on the islands. Large pods of dolphins are commonly seen around 7 a.m. Enter anywhere along the shore just past the house on the private beach.  When snorkeling go to the right, past the private estate, each successive cove gets clearer & the fish life gets better and better.  There are no lifeguards or facilities, wear sturdy shoes and bring water. Go south to the end of Makena, there is parking by the ocean and more by the La Perouse Historical marker.  If there are large waves breaking onto the shore don’t even try to enter the water.  During the summer the south swell can make the bay hazardous for snorkeling.

Ocean Project:
This is a Marine Education Activity for Kids and Families. A MUST FOR FAMILIES! Call (808) 667-6706.

• The Turtle Project - You snorkel with endangered Giant Sea Turtles.
• The Reef Project - Learn what coral eats, where octopus live, how urchins move.
• The Tide Pool Project - Explore a tide pool which is the nursery for the reef. There is miniature marine life like soft sea cucumbers, hermit crabs and baby tropical fish.
• The Scuba Project - Try scuba for kids and adults who are 12 years and older.
• Night Snorkel Project - Use underwater lights to observe lobster, sleeping puffer fish, shrimp, living shells, octopus, and red squirrel fish.