October on Maui brings pumpkin patches, costume parades, and sunset trick-or-treat vibes. While the mainland reaches for flannels during the chilly mornings, our island stays warm and breezy, ideal for enjoying all the festive fun Maui has to
offer.
It is also hurricane season. We kept a close eye on Hurricane Kiko in September, which stayed well offshore. If you have a trip coming up, stay up to date on forecasts,
sign up for official alerts, and be prepared with a flexible plan.
Another tip to keep in mind: rat lungworm has recently been a concern with fresh produce. When shopping at farm stands, rinse fruits and vegetables thoroughly with clean water, dry them well, and avoid any contact with slugs or snails. When in doubt, peel or cook before enjoying. Maui’s
farm-fresh fruits and vegetables are absolutely worth sampling, just take a few simple precautions so you can savor them safely.
We cannot wait to welcome you to Maui. Below
you’ll find our latest blogs and a fresh roundup of great places to stay. Explore listings, discover more about each area of the island, and remember to book direct for the best value!
Safe Travels,
Tiffany Rose
Publisher, Maui Accommodations Guide