Make Your Fall Maui Trip Unforgettable With These Five Events

Fall is a great time to visit Maui. The weather is still gorgeous, and the huge in flux of summer visitors are all packing their bags and heading home. You also have the opportunity to participate in some amazing events that take place between August and October that will make your fall Maui trip unforgettable. So start planning and mark your calendars. Here are our five favorite fall events in Maui

Tahiti Fete – August, Wailuku

This exciting festival features Tahitian dance groups competing against each other in this ancient and beautiful art form. You’ll see some amazing moves and enjoy a day of competition, arts, and crafts. For more information, visit: http://www.blackpearldesigns.com/pages/tahitian-dance-heiva-fete-and-festivals

A Taste of Lahaina – Sept 11^th – Sept 13^th, Soccer Fields off Prison Street

On the second weekend in September, tens of thousands of people gather at the Lahaina Civic Center to taste the culinary delights created by Maui’s premier chefs. This tasty festival includes cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, and lots of great entertainment. For more information: http://www.mauiinformationguide.com/taste-of-lahaina.php

Maui Marathon – Sept 20^th, Ka’anapali Parkway, Lahaina

If you aren’t one to laze away your vacation then sign up for the Maui Marathon. If 26.2 miles isn’t exactly your idea of a fun vacation activity, then take it down a notch by signing up for the half marathon, 10k or 5k. You can even sign your kids up for the Bubba Gumps Front Street Mile. Just remember, the more miles you run, the less guilty you have to feel about eating your heart out during your vacation! http://www.mauimarathonhawaii.com/

Maui County Fair – Sept 24^th – Sept 27^th, Wailuku

Billing itself as Maui’s largest event, the Maui County Fair is in its 93^rd year of providing residents and tourists alike with rides, food, and entertainment for all ages. The fair kicks off with the island’s largest parade on Thursday, Sept 24^th and includes livestock exhibits, photo and art competitions, how-to demonstrations, and the always popular Chili Cook-Off. The fair is also a primary source of funding for many nonprofits in the Maui community, so your money will be going to a very good cause.   http://www.mauifair.com/

Aloha Festivals – Throughout Fall

The Aloha Festivals represent two months of celebration between September and October that take place throughout the Hawaiian Islands. These festivals are filled with pageantry and celebration of Hawaiian history and culture. You’ll see parades, street parties, concerts, activities, and much more. If you will be in Hawaii in September or October, then there will certainly be a festival or event taking place near you in Maui. Ask us and we can help you incorporate an Aloha Festival into your trip! http://www.alohafestivals.com/index.html

Any of these events would make a great addition to your time in Maui. Ask us how you can participate. Call 866-572-2664 today!