Maui

About this city

Also known as: The Valley Isle

Maui, famously dubbed the Valley Isle, is the second-largest Hawaiian island, globally celebrated for its world-class beaches, dramatic microclimates, and unparalleled whale-watching waters. The island's geography consists of two massive volcanic shield ranges joined by a low, fertile central isthmus that creates its signature valleys. Maui expertly blends ultra-luxury coastal resort enclaves with rugged, historic whaling villages and epic, winding coastal highway engineering marvels.