Kahului Airport is the regional airport, located on the northern edge of the land bridge that is between the West Maui Mountain Range and Haleakala. The airport itself is pretty huge, occupying 1,391 acres of land and is just 3 miles east of the Kahului town.

Though flights that reach this airport are originated from Honolulu International Airport, it is the second busiest airport in the State of Hawaii. Statically the 13th busiest airline routes in the U.S. It is also the latest in regards to terminal facilities. The airport caters to both domestic overseas and interisland commercial services. Principally, it is the primary way to reach the island of Maui; which is a gorgeous island in terms of its beaches, sports, dining and partying.

Facilities at the airport

Even though you can hire a car over the internet or via the phone, there are still eight rental car companies located at the airport. More exactly, just on the walkway past the end of the Baggage claim area. You can get yourself a car rental shuttle and it will directly take you the building that has all the rental companies.

Where to go

For some culture – In 1194, the Cultural Center and The Maui Arts opened up to let tourists from all over the world see the artistic development of the local community. Here you can do many things, including visiting the theatres and attend the many outdoor/indoor performances. They also have the Schaefer International Gallery that showcases various forms of visual arts, both of local origin as well as from around the globe.
For some history – The Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum is an award winning landmark. And is remarkably situated next to the state’s largest working sugar factory. To learn all about the remarkable history of this gorgeous place, all you have to do is visit this museum.
For outdoor activities – Hawaii is nothing if you do not dwell in the sun and enjoy the many thrilling recreational activities. You can start your adventure by visiting the Kanaha Beach Park. It is a sensational beach, to say the least. Once there, you can fish, canoe or just walk in the sand. If all that doesn’t please you, then be sure to visit the Kanaha Pond State Wildlife Sanctuary.

Rest to sure, Maui doesn’t end here. There are plenty other places you can visit and enjoy yourself at. Just rent a car, buckle up and off you go.