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We will be leaving for Maui in 16 days and so far we have the folowing planned. We will be in Maui a full 8 days not counting travel days)

Feast at Lele

Drive around the West end. (Do not want to spend the full day in the car for Hana)

Sporting Clays at Lanai

A dinner Cruise (have not book yet so any suggestions would be helpful).

Wine and nine at Kanapali

My wife is not much of a planning freak as I am, so I have backed off on this trip. Are there any suggestions for things to do on the West end that may only take a couple hours to break up our days when we are just relaxing and drinking Mai Tai%26#39;s?

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You could always go to Lahaina and walk around there - do a little shopping, get some ice cream (or another Mai Tai), maybe catch the Warren and Anabelle%26#39;s show (although you%26#39;ll probably need to book that ahead of time)

How about snorkeling? Black Rock at the Sheraton is great, along with many many other places.

BTW, if you%26#39;re doing the road to Hana right, you won%26#39;t be in the car all day - most of the time you%26#39;ll be out enjoying a great hike and swimming in the pools of waterfalls. Enjoy!!

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2nd on Snorkeling. If the water is too rough at Black Rock, head up to Kapalua beach. There is something very relaxing about having your face in the water - attached to a snorkel of course - and just floating on the ocean. And of course there are the fish. Do this in the morning 8 am or 9ish for the calm water.

Those of us from the northwest just don%26#39;t get a lot of ocean time in cause its too darn cold here.

As far as the Northwest goes I have been to the coast many times in Oregon and Washington and do not rember going in the water at all. Wen I ived in Florida I loved to swim with the dolphins. I think I may snorkel at least one morning.