The second largest island in the Hawaiian archipelago, Maui derives its name from the Polynesian demigod who wrestled the islands of Hawaii from the ocean floor, then snared the sun and forced it to slow its passage, allowing the Hawaiians more time to fish and grow taro. Today, Maui retains the magic and enchantment of its legendary beginnings. Here you'll find jungles of wild guava and lush groves of mango and monkey pod trees, dramatically serrated canyons and valleys, secluded coves and serene vistas of mountain slopes, unspoiled beaches and clear blue sea.

Maui...an island blending the beauty of a natural tropical setting with the comforts of contemporary luxury. After leaving this island paradise, you're sure to say as the island residents do, "Maui no ka oi" -- "Maui is the best".