Destination Residences Hawai'i Blog

Just a short drive up the coast from Wailea is the Maui Ocean Center in Ma’alaea Harbor.

Upcountry Maui boasts some truly incredible experiences for those days when you’re wanting a break from the beach.

The weather is fantastic, the waters warm, yet each South Maui beach has a personality all its own.

This phrase is one that is so perfectly epitomized by Hawaiʻi, where helping others is a prominent part of daily life.

Here we share a few hidden gems around town for families with kids enjoying Maui.

Corals are essential to other marine life, and provide food, shelter and places to reproduce and consequentially are an important existence to humans.

Īao Valley offers a unique and beautifully serene experience to all who visit

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Beach Spotlight: Po’olenalena Beach and Polo Beach

Maui visitors who call Wailea their second home owe it to themselves to explore outside the manicured community landscape...

The Maui Film Festival returns to Wailea with another annual feast for the senses.

The shaka is a universal hand gesture that means different things relative to each situation.

Even if you’re not sure what the Kukui means to Hawaiian culture and history, you’ve probably spotted the rich dark brown/black shiny Kukui nuts,

Lei Day, recognized each year on the first of May, is a day in which the people of Hawai’i celebrate the tradition and beauty of the lei.