We're stepping into magnificent Humpback Whale season, and things are cooling down to a frigid 70 degrees at times here on Maui. It's a beautiful time of the year, but there is still a lot of unease and unknown for our island community. As the news about the fire in Lahaina fades, we're here to provide the
latest updates and highlight positive transformations shaping West Maui this December.
1. West Maui Reopens:
West Maui officially opened to visitors November 1st, but please
note that Lahaina Town remains closed. While progress is evident, we are still in Phase 1 of recovery, and not all residents have been able to return to their properties.
2. Fire Debris Removal Preparation:
As we move forward, residents and property owners are gearing up for the next crucial phase – fire debris removal. This essential step is paramount for the rebuilding and restoration of our community.
3. Malama Maui
Pins:
In our ongoing efforts to support survivors and create a sensitive environment, we encourage visitors to be mindful of the experiences of those who have faced adversity. Our Malama Maui Pins symbolize this awareness and serve as a reminder that questions about a survivor's journey can be triggering.
4. Website
Facelift:
If you've been with us for a while, you may have noticed a change in our blogs. That's because our website has undergone a facelift! Our new and improved site seamlessly aligns with our branding – it's fast, chic, and more user-friendly. Explore the fresh look and enjoy an enhanced browsing experience as you plan your ideal accommodation or vacation. We are diligently working to iron out any kinks, and we can't wait for you to experience the revamped site!
Below we share ways to support Maui during our recovery, some logistical updates on West Maui, and all of our recent blogs helping to provide you with essential information for traveling to Maui. Mahalo for your continued support of our island paradise!
Safe Travels,
Tiffany
Tiffany Rose, Publisher, Maui Accommodations Guide
