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Spectacular Panoramic Views of Molokai and Lanai
Tastefully Decorated
Spacious 2 Bedrooms & 2 Baths
Oceanfront Lanai
Sleeps 6 (2 king & 1 queen sofa-bed)
Fully Equipped Kitchen: Stove, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Microwave,
blender
Washer and Dryer in Unit
27 in Flat Screen TV, DVD player, and Stereo Receiver in Living
Room, 27 in TV in Master Bedroom & 19 in TV 2nd bedroom
Comfortably Cooled with Oversized Ceiling Fans
Washer/dryer (New 11/05)
Plenty of Closet Space for Extended Stays
Convenience Items: Iron/Ironing Board, Alarm Clock/Radios, Voice
Mail, Luggage Racks

Maui's natural beauty is the result of its explosive creation.
Millions of years ago it emerged from the sea when volcanic
eruptions formed two separate islands. These islands were joined
when the enormous lava flow from Haleakala filled the gap between
the two volcanoes. When the eruptions ceased and the volcanoes went
dormant, Maui was left with rich, red soil for growing sugar cane
and pineapple, a landscape that varied wildly from palm finged,
golden sand beaches, to the mammoth reaches of Haleakala's 10,023
foot summit and its enormous, moon-like creater, to the vertical
forest, drop-dead gorgeous waterfalls and rugged sea cliffs in the
mystical district of Hana. A big chunk of that natural beauty was
preserved for all time when the federal government came aboard to
create the nearly 30,000 acre Haleakala National Park.

The legacy of the volcanoes was matched only by the ocean with its
bottomless mystery, its teeming reefs, soothing trade winds, dancing
surf, dolpins, whales and warm temperatures, ranging from 70 to 80
degrees F. - slightly cooler than on land. Maui County is
designated as a National Marine Sanctuary, because it is home to
endangered species such as the humpback whale and green sea
turtles.