We here at Hawaii Hideaways specialize in luxury vacation home rentals throughout the Hawaiian islands! If you are planning a visit or are interested in what we have to offer, visit us! We have staff standing by to help you. Take a look at one of our spectacular homes we offer on the island of Maui we call, “Hula Belle”. A beautiful ocean view home located on Maui’s West side. Just one of many grand homes we take pride in offering!

Swinging Bridges - Waihee Valley, Maui-vacation attraction

One of Maui’s hidden hot spots and one of Hawaii Hideaways favorite places , Waihee Valley and “The Swinging Bridges”. If you’re lucky upon your visit to Swinging Bridges there will be light rain, mist-like and normal for a tropical rain forest, which makes hiking very easy to do. This is truly a magical place!

If this sounds like an activity you, your friends or family wish to experience, you take route 340 just past the town of Waihee and take Waihee road. Go a mile until you see no trespassing sign, go right and park. Please be sure to leave all valuables in the trunk of your car and lock all windows. You hike a mile to the first swinging bridge. Most visitors turn around at that point but if you walk both bridges and then hiked until the end where there is a big waterfall. For those dare devils who want to jump off the waterfall, it’s safe but be careful and aware of your surroundings. Most people don’t know that the waterfall is there. There are many trails off to the sides that lead to the ends of waterfalls. To say the least, Hawaii Hideaways promises the experience will be amazing!

If you are on the island of Maui or have a trip planned to visit, please feel free to contact us. We offer a wide variety of luxury home vacation rentals not only on Maui but also on our neighboring Hawaiian islands.
Hawaii Hideaways would find great joy in being able to assist you with your vacation accommodations! We also offer concierge services and 24 hour on call staff to better assist you anytime of day or night! Take a sneak peak at one of our fabulous Maui vacation homes. This home is called “Sea Shore House” this is a beach front home located on the North Shore of Maui. It is a site to see! We are always available to answer any questions you may have. We here at Hawaii Hideaways hope to meet you in Hawaii soon! ALOHA….

hawaii local plumeria flower

it’s purest form. If you need more information please contact us at Hawaii Hideaways as we would love to assist you. If you need accommodations either on Maui or any other island we would love for you to take a look at the luxury vacation rental homes we offer! One of our favorites here on Maui is our “Villa Kumulani” home. Check us out!

lahaina maui vacation

FABULOUS upcoming event…. 4th of July event will be soon be upon us! An old fashioned celebration located in Lahaina on Front Street with holiday specials at Front Street’s restaurants and shops. Perfect for visitors who may be interested in visiting the beautiful island of Maui and residing in one of Maui’s luxury home rentals! Enjoy the free concert on the oceanfront lawn of Lahaina Library starting at 5pm. A fireworks show begins at 8pm, presented by Maui Chamber of Commerce.
If this is something that sounds like an event you wish to attend with family or even just friends but have not settled on a location to reside at while on Maui, we here at Hawaii Hideaway’s offer beautiful Maui luxury vacation home rentals that will sure to fit your budget! A couple of our Maui rental homes located in Lahaina that may interest you is our “Beach Treasure”  or “Vivid Pacific” home. To view photos and property description of these particular Lahaina rental and more Maui vacation home rentals we have to offer, visit us at Hawaii Hideaways.

This is a child friendly beach.




This beach offers showers.



This beach offers restrooms.

This is a child friendly beach.




This beach has restrooms.





This beach offers picnic tables.

To truly feel the spirit of Maui, one must visit the many, small eclectic towns that are scattered throughout the island. Each town reveals a small portion of Maui’s history to create a collage of past and present. Historic buildings, gigantic old trees and quaint churches are just a few colorings of the past that remain mixed with updated hints of luxury and romance.

Much like the large Banyan tree located in the center of town, the roots of Lahaina are deep in the heart of Maui. Lahaina town, on the west coast of Maui, was once the capital of Maui and home of the Kamehameha dynasty in the early 19th century. Lahaina became a central trading and fishing village before and after the missionaries arrived. Today, Lahaina has nearly 50 acres of historic districts, and a number of its buildings and structure are designated as National Historical Landmarks. There are plenty of cultural celebrations in Lahaina that reflect on this historically enchanted town.

Showcasing a melting pot of culture, diversity and race, Paia town offers a snapshot into the sugarcane past of Maui. In the mid 1800s this area was a camp for the many workers who came from all over the world to work and seek fortune within the sugarcane industry. Puerto Ricans, Filipinos, Portuguese, Russians, Germans and Scandinavians all flocked to these plantations bringing with them many traditions, customs and cuisines. This North Shore town was later discovered as one of the world’s best windsurfing locations and since then has attracted water enthusiasts from all over the world.

Within the green rolling hills of upcountry Maui lies a town with the true rustic charm of the old west. The cattle industry began when cows were given to king Kamehameha I from Captain George Vancouver. After a ten year “taboo” was placed on the slaughter of any cow, the population had grown so prolific that the cattle trade soon flourished. Long before there were cowboys on the mainland, Mexican “Paniolos” came to Hawaii to teach the locals how to herd cattle.

Each of these small towns has now lent itself to the tourism industry featuring gourmet restaurants, art galleries, and boutique shops. But as you walk along these main streets you might just hear the calls of the Conch shell, the whistle from the mill or the holler of an old time rodeo whispering through the tropical breeze.