I just stumbled across this 4 year old video. Are there really a lot of petty crimes like car break ins in Maui? I have been a regular on Maui for 30 years and have always been told there is virtually no crime and it is extremely safe. I agree that you should never leave valuables in your car no matter where you are. I really enjoyed the video. Even though I am a regular visitor, I am always amazed how many great tips for future adventures I can find in videos like yours. Speaking of low crime, we visited Kona several years back and got there really late. The office to the condo's was closed and there was a sign on the door telling us what condo we were staying in and that the door was open and the key was on the kitchen table. I asked the guy in the office, who was originally from L.A., and he laughed and said "We have hardly any crime and leave doors open all the time. It's not Southern California".
Ok, you're getting hammered enough on your pronunciation. I've been to Maui 25 to 30 times and my trip always includes the following: if you want to stay at a condo , I stay at napili point . All million dollar views but mostly no air conditioning. We eat breakfast at the Gazebo. Park in the Napili Shores parking lot and walk towards the beach. Go to Leodas Bakery for mini pies and hot dogs or a sandwich for lunch. Take out on the pies. Eat pizza at Lahaina Pizza Company. I'm sure we all have our favorites. Those are mine.
Great travel guide! The Nakelele Blowhole looks really cool! If I get to drive over there at some point, at least I've had the narrow roads of England as practice!
You forgot to mention that many Rental Car Agreements don't allow you to take rentals into the more "remote" areas of Maui (like behind West Maui and beyond Hana). Break down in those areas, and your pretty much footing the bill for repairs and towing.
Please for the love.... if you are going to add music in the background of your videos, make it quiet enough to not interfere with us trying to hear every word you say.
If you choose to make the "Behind West Maui" drive, drive clockwise. It's much easier. Also, your car rental agreement is voided if you make the drive. Between Kaanapali and the blow hole is pretty good driving.
I was in Kaanapali in October. I was not approached once by any of the timeshare sales people and did not see any of them even trying at all. Maybe I was just lucky
Highway 340 is not allowed in most car rental contracts, as it should be. The drive is very dangerous along the lengthy one lane section and has many blind curves, so don’t attempt this unless you are a highly skilled driver. I know this because I have driven Hwy. 340.
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The drive on the West side is awesome. He wasn't lying the roads are very tight.
I just stumbled across this 4 year old video. Are there really a lot of petty crimes like car break ins in Maui? I have been a regular on Maui for 30 years and have always been told there is virtually no crime and it is extremely safe. I agree that you should never leave valuables in your car no matter where you are. I really enjoyed the video. Even though I am a regular visitor, I am always amazed how many great tips for future adventures I can find in videos like yours. Speaking of low crime, we visited Kona several years back and got there really late. The office to the condo's was closed and there was a sign on the door telling us what condo we were staying in and that the door was open and the key was on the kitchen table. I asked the guy in the office, who was originally from L.A., and he laughed and said "We have hardly any crime and leave doors open all the time. It's not Southern California".
Hi Steve.. In particular petty crimes against tourists.. I think the thieves see car break ins at the beach and hiking spots to be a "harmless" crime
Ok, you're getting hammered enough on your pronunciation. I've been to Maui 25 to 30 times and my trip always includes the following: if you want to stay at a condo , I stay at napili point . All million dollar views but mostly no air conditioning. We eat breakfast at the Gazebo. Park in the Napili Shores parking lot and walk towards the beach. Go to Leodas Bakery for mini pies and hot dogs or a sandwich for lunch. Take out on the pies. Eat pizza at Lahaina Pizza Company. I'm sure we all have our favorites. Those are mine.
Great travel guide! The Nakelele Blowhole looks really cool! If I get to drive over there at some point, at least I've had the narrow roads of England as practice!
+Scottman895 Travel You'll be well prepared then! At least they drive on the correct side here :)
I was just there 4 days ago, that same area. loved Lahaina.
+John Carrasco Nice!
Love Yellow Productions reviews because they’re always to the point! Another good one!
+zillabeast Thanks zillabeast!
the only thing he didn't mention on 340 was Julia's famous nut bread stand. It's a bright green building
+Martin George Thanks for the tip on the nut bread!
Do not miss it!
I need to say your taste in music is great! All the background tracks are very nice and relaxing!
+Dave Choi Thanks Dave!
You forgot to mention that many Rental Car Agreements don't allow you to take rentals into the more "remote" areas of Maui (like behind West Maui and beyond Hana). Break down in those areas, and your pretty much footing the bill for repairs and towing.
Thanks for the addition!
Thank you for the hot spots and the warnings about the westside of Maui that's where we're going to be staying
+Alan S. My pleasure! Enjoy Maui!
Please for the love.... if you are going to add music in the background of your videos, make it quiet enough to not interfere with us trying to hear every word you say.
Fantastic and informative Maui travel video. Best series we could find on TH-cam! Thanks!
Thanks Matthew! I really appreciate it!!! :)
I was just there 2 weeks ago! Good times
+socalseth Awesome!
If you choose to make the "Behind West Maui" drive, drive clockwise. It's much easier. Also, your car rental agreement is voided if you make the drive. Between Kaanapali and the blow hole is pretty good driving.
Thanks for the tip Doyle!
Very bright picture, your work is good.
+เอกวัฒน์ พัฒนวิบูลย์ Thanks :)
Love your videos !! So straight to the point and useful
Thanks for all the info!
My pleasure!
Thank you for a very informative video. It helped a lot in my itinerary preparation.
Thanks Alex!
Nice video but the music grates on the nerves
Thank You :).me and the wife will be here Feb 13/20
Aloha Glen!
Next time come visit🤙🏽
You did the same thing we did when we were there.. totally missed the heart in the rock.
awesome and detailed videos! thank you
Awesome video!
Great vids! I'll be there this week! ☺️
Awesome! I hope you enjoy your trip!
I was in Kaanapali in October. I was not approached once by any of the timeshare sales people and did not see any of them even trying at all. Maybe I was just lucky
Maybe all the time shares are sold now! :)
@@YellowProductions lol. Or they're too busy looking at their phones :)
amazing vids
+andreikilla Thanks!!!
Highway 340 is not allowed in most car rental contracts, as it should be. The drive is very dangerous along the lengthy one lane section and has many blind curves, so don’t attempt this unless you are a highly skilled driver. I know this because I have driven Hwy. 340.
Love your videos. Ditch the cheesy background music. It is distracting and competes with your voice. An instrumental or much lower volume would help.
You'll be happy to know that my latest videos don't have music... I sort of go back and forth on the background music thing. I appreciate the feedback
@@YellowProductions I like the music. It fits your personality!
Small suggestion. Turn your background music down a tad and your narration up a tad. Great content though!
Thanks Michael..
Lahaina now 😢😢
Yeah. So sad
Great video, but check your prounanciation of Kaanapali, your saying it wrong, (not trying to be rude!!).
+Laurel J. Thanks Laurel... Hawaiian seems to be a tough pronunciation for me.
Laurel J. Yes I agree, it should be pronounced as "Kahn-napali"
No, it's not. More like Ka ah nah pah lee.
The glottal stop is like the pause in Oh oh!
Every double vowel is separated by an okino - Ka'anapali
The music is irritating
He really is missing out on many other places
I live on the west side of maui
What did I miss out on? :)
Aloha Mixed Plate, the best low-cost lunch !
Great narrator but he should learn how to pronounce Kaanapali
Yes I should! :)
After spending time on the more authentic Islands, they make Maui look like a complete tourist trap, which it is.
You pronounced Nakalele correctly but BUTCHERED Kaanapali.