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Maui LGBTQ Visitor Guide
With the December passing of the Hawaii Marriage Equality Act, Maui is now not only a top honeymoon destination but a top wedding destination for the LGBTQ community. Thanks in big part to the 81 beautiful beaches, stunningly picturesque views, endless romantic activities, and top-notch accommodations, it&#;s not surprising that so many couples choose to say &#;I Do&#; on the Valley Isle.
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Group Dinner & Hiking
Prior to COVID, Aloha Maui Pride would host a Rainbow Dine-Out Team Dinner in different restaurants around Maui as an opportunity for LGBT ohana and visitors to encounter and enjoy a meal together.
The Maui LGBTQ & Friends Hiking Group, held every second Saturday of the month, invites ohana and visitors to connect a group hike through one of Maui&#;s most stunning trails. Visit the Maui LGBTQ Hiking Team on Facebook (closed team, so ask to be invited!)
Maui Pride Festival
In addition, Maui&#;s Pride Festival is held the first weekend of ever
Welcome to the gay kind Island of Maui!
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The second largest of the Hawaiian islands, Maui, the &#;Magic Isle,&#; has a relatively small population, making it a calm and peaceful place to live or to visit.
Maui consists of two mountain ranges, massive Haleakala, a dormant shield volcano, in the east, and the West Maui Mountains &#; actually the remains of an older, extinct volcano &#; to the west, connected by an isthmus which forms the low-lying central plain. The island is divided into five major regions &#; West, Central, South, Upcountry, and East Maui.
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West Maui comprises Maui&#;s northwest corner, and features the major resort towns of Lahaina and Kapalua and the famed Ka&#;anapali Beach and Honalua Bay. Drier than other parts of Maui to the east, West Maui was once a gathering place for Hawaiian royalty, and Lahaina for a time served as the capital of the Kingdom of Hawai&#;i. It was also a major center of the whaling industry during the 19th century. Now, Lahaina is
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When most people believe of Hawaii, they think of an island paradise – palm trees and ocean and beauty as far as the eye can see – and rightfully so. Beyond its natural beauty however, Hawaii has a rich history, and a vibrant culture, with plenty of opportunity, and much to spot and do. Truly, it would be a wonderful place to call home.
A Glimpse into Hawaii’s History
Hawaii was initially settled by the Polynesians, who settled there thousands of years ago. In the s, European explorers led by James Cook arrived in the islands, and within five years, Chief Kamehamea, with European military support conquered and unified the islands for the first time as the Kingdom of Hawaii. American immigration soon began, led by Protestant missionaries, and eventually, those who wanted to place up sugar plantations. Hawaii eventually connected the United States as a area in the delayed s, and officially as a declare in Today, Hawaii continues to be a significant producer of sugar and other crops, but also has a thriving and
Discover Maui: Your Perfect Gaycation Destination
Maui, nestled in the heart of the Hawaiian Islands, offers more than just breathtaking beaches and lush landscapes. This island, famous for its verdant rainforests, volcanic craters, and crystal-clear waters, provides the perfect backdrop for a gaycation filled with adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion. Whether you&#;re looking to explore hidden trails, indulge in local cuisine, or bask in the sun on pristine beaches, Maui promises a vacation experience like no other. The vibrant local culture and welcoming atmosphere make it an ideal destination for LGBTQ travelers seeking a unique and unforgettable getaway.
Maui&#;s allure extends beyond its natural beauty. The island&#;s wealthy history, diverse ecosystems, and heated, friendly locals create a welcoming environment for everyone. From the vibrant arts scene in Lahaina to the serene beaches of Wailea, there&#;s something for every traveler. The island&#;s commitment to inclusivity and hospitality ensures that every visitor, regardless of background or orientation, feels a