* Maui 2021 and Beyond!

Maui Biz Ambassador

Need help in promoting your Maui Business? I am here to assist. Let me guide you.

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Your Maui Local Guide

Planning a visit to Maui can be overwhelming. I am here to help.

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I started blogging as a Mommy Blogger in 2005. My kids were little at that time, and I enjoyed sharing stories about our adventures on living on Maui. I also shared the joys and struggles of living in Hawaii as a working mom.
As my blog and social media followers grew, I started getting a lot of questions about Maui. The questions kept on coming and growing, so I decided to start A Maui Blog.

“I love how well written and informative this book has been. I cannot wait to finish reading it and get to see everything here on this beautiful island.”

Lucy DeVille

The Latest Happenings on Maui

Deep Red Plumerias On Maui

Have you ever seen a plumeria tree with deep purple flowers blooming? From afar it seems like a "heart tree". It looks so different from the white, yellow and pink plumerias we usually see on Maui.  Maybe the color is better described as "maroon" instead of red....

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Wailuku First Friday – It’s A Block Party!

Today, August 6th, 2010, Wailuku First Friday is expanding the street party up the block to include entertainment on Main Street fronting the Main Street Promenade building. Pizza and Italian food owner David Giannotto of Giannotto's Pizzaria is hosting Basic Bounce a...

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A Maui Blog On Facebook Promotes Hawaii Biz

I was taking a shower this morning when this great idea came to mind. I tell yah, most of my great ideas are conceived in the shower while I am shampooing my hair! Back to that great idea, bear with me as I think this out loud with you. Most of you know that A Maui...

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White Flowers on Maui

        Do you know what's common among these white flowers aside from it's color?  All of them a very fragrant. Each has a distinctive scent that you can identify, all smells so nice.  All of these white flowers (except for Gardenia) are commonly used for leis. Which...

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