Vacation Rentals on Maui

Hawaii rentals such as condos, vacation rentals, bed and breakfasts, cottages, and cabins are the best way to save money in Hawaii, and they normally give you more privacy then hotels, sometimes with full kitchens and other amenities.

• North Shore
  The North Shore speaks of adventure and relaxation - you'll be away from it all in these quiet, rural areas, but still close enough to drive to most parts of the island easily, including Hana. If you are into windsurfing, or want to learn; this is the place to be! Paia, Kuau, Haiku and Huelo are here.
  
  
• Hana and the Way to Hana
  Hana is that secluded part of Maui that requires a windy 2 hour drive on a tiny stretch of road to get to, but promises old-hawaiian rewards to those who make the trip. Stay in a rental along or near the highway - or find one at the end of the road, in Hana town.
  
  
• South Shore
  The sunny area of Kihei and countless beach parks grace the South Shore. These rentals may cost a little more, but is a beach at every turn, plus a decent Haleakala starting point worth it? Kihei, Maalaea, Olowalu, and Wailea are included in this area.
  
  
• West Maui
  The resort area of Kaanapali and the whaling town of Lahaina along with long white beaches call most visitors here. Along with Kaanapali and Lahaina, you will also find Kapalua, Napili, and Kahana here.
  
  
• UpCountry Maui
  Upcountry Maui is the quieter way of life, and hopefully a little cooler. You probably will be able to find some great deals here - but no beaches as upcountry is at elevation. Keokea, Makawao, Kula, Ulupalakua, and Haleakala are in this area.
  
  
• Central Maui
  Central Maui consists of the business center of Kahului, the city of Wailuku, and a central starting point for many island destinations.
  
  
• Multiple Vacation Rental and Lodging Websites
  If you can't find it on my site, here's a list of other Maui lodging sites - you are practically guaranteed to find your perfect Maui vacation rental or condo.