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From the publishers of The Unofficial Guide^® to Walt Disney World^®

"A Tourist's Best Friend!"
—Chicago Sun-Times

"Indispensable"
—The New York Times

The Top 10 Ways The Unofficial Guide® to Maui Can Help You Have the Perfect Trip:

1. Candid, critical, and objective information covering Maui, Molokai, and Lanai
2. All major hotels and resorts rated and ranked for quality and value—plus, proven strategies for getting the best rates and tips for B & B and condo stays
3. Detailed reviews and ratings for 30 diverse restaurants, with a culinary guide to Hawaii's regional dishes
4. The inside story on the top attractions, including Haleakala National Park and other natural wonders, ancient temples and historic homes, museums and art galleries, even a winery
5. A complete guide to exploring the awe-inspiring islands of Maui County, from winding cliffside drives to strolls along the beach
6. Advice for families on how to have a Maui vacation that keeps everyone thrilled
7. The best places to shop for haute couture and kitsch alike, especially local art, aloha shirts, and Hawaiian music
8. Where to get wet: the best beaches for tanning, surfing, snorkeling, and scuba diving
9. All the details on Maui's world-famous golf courses
10. The complete rundown on Maui nightlife, from bonfire luaus to bars and clubs

Get the unbiased truth on hundreds of hotels, restaurants, attractions, and more in The Unofficial Guide^® to Maui—the resource that helps you save money, save time, and make your trip the best it can be.

Rick Carroll, author of Madame Pele: True Encounters with Hawaii’s Fire Goddess, is the best-selling creator of Hawaii’s Best Spooky Tales, the six-volume sequel to Chicken Skin True Spooky Stories of Hawaii. He is now writing In the Path of Night Marchers online at www.hawaii.rr.com. A former daily journalist at the San Francisco Chronicle, Carroll wrote award-winning travel and feature stories about Hawaii and the Pacific for the Honolulu Advertiser and United Press International. He is contributing editor to Hawaii Magazine.

Marcie Rasmussen Carroll, freelance travel writer and former communications director for the Hawaii Convention and Visitors Bureau, earlier wrote political, environmental, and other news for the San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury-News, and UPI in Atlanta. She was a Journalism Fellow in Asian studies at University of Hawaii and in energy studies at Stanford University.
Together, the Carrolls, who moved to Windward Oahu in 1983, collected and edited Travelers Tales Hawaii: True Stories of the Island Spirit, an anthology one reviewer praised as “the best collection of contemporary Hawaii travel stories.” They are also the authors of the extensively revised and rewritten third edition of the Unofficial Guide to Hawaii.