We have recently bought a new set of golf clubs. We are offering them on a first-come, first-serve basis to our guests to rent. Still working to perfect the best setup, but for now, we will be renting them to our guests for the duration of their stay for $25/night ($140/week) plus a $100 refundable security deposit.

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Hurricane season runs from June through November, and while major storms are uncommon, it’s important to know what to expect if one—or another natural disaster—occurs during your Maui stay. Here’s our practical guide to preparing for hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, power outages and flooding, including what to do at our condos and where to find reliable local information.

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I’m regularly asked where I like to eat on Maui—and with so many local favorites changing over the years, I thought it was time for an update. From favorite breakfast spots and restaurants to food trucks, grocery stores, and the best places for a sweet treat, here are my personal Maui picks.

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Planning a beach day in South Maui? Beginning July 15, paid parking is coming to Kamaole Beach Parks I, II, and III. Here's what visitors need to know.

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Maui doesn't have to break the bank. With a little planning—and a few local tips—you can save money while still enjoying everything the Valley Isle has to offer. Here are my favorite ways to stretch your vacation dollars without sacrificing the fun.

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If you love sweet treats, you have got to check out malasadas! Here are my top four bakeries for fresh malasadas plus an honorable mention for amazing donuts!

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We've launched a new website with easier online booking and guest management, and while we're still working out a few kinks—including bringing back Cara's Maui Blog—we're excited to welcome you to our new online home.

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Here are a few of my favorite Maui to-dos. Haleakala definitely tops the list, together with whale watching (January-March).

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We hiked the Lahaina Pali Trail from the Maʻalaea side. This challenging 6-mile hike climbs 1,600 feet along a rocky, exposed trail toward the windmills.

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Here is a list of all the current (as of May 2026) South Maui markets. Imagine the treasure you will find!

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