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As a host, we will do everything we can to make sure our guests have a fantastic stay in Maui. We do not believe that our responsibility ends there, however. It is a privilege to own a home, especially in such a beautiful area of Maui, and with that comes (or should come) the responsibility to be a good citizen of the community. Rather than being an 'absentee landlord,' we want to participate in and give back to our ohana - our Hawaiian family.

So, from time-to-time, we will be promoting worthy causes and local artists on our site. We've already established a link to an organization that we have supported for many years, the Pacific Whale Foundation, as well as to the Maui Food Bank in Wailuku. These organizations make a difference in our community through their many efforts to preserve our ocean environment and help those in need. For more information on these organizations, please follow the links elsewhere on this site. Please also inquire about discounts and charitable matching that we will offer to those guests who may also be interested in supporting these causes.

In the mean time, Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much) for your time and interest in visiting this page. Come visit again - Kipa hou mai!

Kevin & Diane

Maui is a special place. On our first visit many years ago, we immediately knew that we had found us a home. Maybe not a year-round home, but a place so welcoming that returning after an absence makes you feel as though you'd never left. Maybe it's the weather, or the ocean views, lush interior landscapes, snow-topped Haleakala (yes, snow), or abundant sea life. Or the people. Of course, it's all of those. And more.

The memories: grabbing onto the tentpoles of a roadside food stand outside Hana as a blast of wind threatened to take the the whole thing away, while puppies ran and yipped around our feet; running into and chatting with the artist Wyland in a book shop, and being invited to the Christmas party at his Lahaina gallery that same evening; cooking tuna on a grill as the sun slipped below the horizon while I drank the best glass of wine of my life…

Why did we want to own property in Maui? Why would you not.

P.S., and full disclosure: the photo above was from our first Hawaiian trip (number redacted) years and many trips ago. Be aware, once you've spent any time here, you will want to come back again, and again, and again...

It is hard not to find a beautiful spot in Maui. We favor the west side - not that there is anything wrong with the south, Hana or any other Maui locale. Some of our favorites include Napili Bay, dining beachside in Kaanapali, playing golf in Kapalua, and wandering Front Street in Lahaina. We encourage you to go to all of these places, and many others.

There is something different about Lokelani, though. There are larger resorts - in fact, probably few are smaller than Lokelani. Many have multiple pools, workout rooms, salons and built-in restaurants. If that's what you're looking for, we can make some recommendations. But if you want to get away from it all, live like a local, then Lokelani may be your place. You can easily get to the beaches of Kaanapali and elsewhere for a visit, but afterward (and before) you can relax on your own secluded beach, or in the comfort of your oceanfront lanai. Maybe - just, maybe - it's as good elsewhere, but it doesn't get any better than this...