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Do not for one moment think that when the sun sets on Maui, the day is over and it’s time for bed. On this beautiful little island, the setting sun opens the door to an incredible variety of nightlife and activities and sleep will become the last thing on your mind.
In 1819 King Kamehameha II of Hawaii, held a festival to celebrate the end of religious taboos concerning dining in the country. The Queen was a strong influence in bringing about change to old traditions where men and women where separated during meals and certain foods were forbidden to women and commoners. This feast was called the Luau and is still celebrated to this day. At the Old Lahaina, a Luau party starts with a greeting of a fresh flower lei presented to you by your host for the evening. Cocktails and beverages are available all evening and you are treated to a buffet of traditional Hawaiian food that will tantalize your taste buds. You will then be treated to a music production of the history and people of Hawaii.
Also in Lahaina you will find the Moose McGillycuddy’s Pub and Café. Here you can let your hair down and party until the sun comes up. A DJ will keep your feet moving and your body shaking to the latest hits with the best sound and video equipment available. For an unforgettable party be sure to visit the Moose.
For some more stylish entertainment the Maui Arts and Culture Centre produces world class productions of high standards with local and international performers. Shows not to miss are the Ulalena at Maui Theatre, Tony and Tina’s Wedding at the Hayatt Regency Resort in Kaanapali and a not to be missed show in Lahaina called Warren and Annabelle’s Magic show.
Many resorts have their own activities like romantic horse rides under the moon or stargazing events. An activity that sets Maui apart from other islands is the stargazing event on the roof of the Hyatt. This Resort boast Hawaii’s only telescope and your astronomer for the evening will take you on a step by step tour to the stars, helping you identify objects and galaxies.
Watch an unforgettable sunset from the summit of the Haleakala volcano in the Haleakala National Park. From here the change from day to night is absolutely breathtaking and reveals a brilliant and beautiful night sky.
Certified divers can enjoy one of Maui’s best kept secrets – a night dive. During this dive you’ll experience the Maui sea life as it comes to life and how fading light gives way to new and interesting sea creatures. See for yourself how certain fish change their behavioural pattern as the night swallows up the day and these creatures mingle with each other. If the dark of the sea leaves you cold you can always op for the After Dark Aquarium at the Maui Ocean Centre and enjoy the beauty of the Hawaiian sea without getting wet.
Whatever the occasion and whatever your gender, size or age, there is as much to do in Maui at night as there is during the day. It’s not only beaches, sunshine and cocktails, but plenty more to do to satisfy the nocturnal creature in you.
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