No other place on the planet sits among such crisp sapphire waters as Maui. More often than not, the horizon line is a spectral vision, as the surface of the Pacific joins the bottom of the sky to form a seamless, enchanting backdrop. The intermittent clouds are celestial white plumerias, so vivid it seems you can simply reach up and pluck them from invisible trees. The sugar-grain sand is a warm silk sheet that contours the coastline. In other words Maui is a vibrant painting, more of an abstraction than a real place, something like heaven.

Maui is 727 square miles, making it the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands. The island is, in fact, a volcanic doublet; two overlapping volcanoes that are connected by a wide valley. It is for this reason Maui is also known as "The Valley Isle." Of the two mountains, Haleakala is the younger and larger. It makes up the eastern mass of the island.

The diverse climate depends on several factors. While most of Hawaii only experiences two real seasons, the topographic and geologic variances between islands create a range of different effects. For example, whether or not a particular location is facing into or away from the trade winds can have a huge impact on the amount of precipitation as well as temperature. Also, the breadth of elevations has a distinct effect on weather. The steep volcanic slopes create a differentiation of air temperature and cloud formation by deflecting and redirecting wind patterns.

There are many features of Maui that are strictly exclusive to this island. One of the most spectacular, yet scarcely known about outside the archipelago, is the Haleakala silversword. Found only in the Haleakala National Park, the protected plant does have relatives on the big island of Hawaii. This spectacular flora can grow to be over six feet tall and blossoms brilliant petals from head to toe at the end of its life.

When you spend your vacation in Maui, be prepared to indulge in sunny relaxation by day and never-ending Luaus by evening. Luaus are nightly carnivals where dancing, signing, music, food and drink are abundant. Some are held outdoors, near or on the beach. Others are held on resort grounds or prompted by local bars. No matter where the setting, they are all guaranteed to be vivacious and miraculous events.

The pristine waters that embrace Maui are perfect playgrounds for exciting aquatic amusement. Windsurfing, parasailing, scuba diving, snorkeling and deep sea rafting are just a few of the area favorites. There is no better place in the world to go Humpback Whale watching. For assured satisfaction make sure to stop by Ka'anapali Bay. Ka'anapali is perhaps one of Maui's most renowned locales for its stunning aesthetics, and should not be overlooked as a necessary destination for your Hawaiian vacation.

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