Maui, The Valley Isle,is the second largest island of Hawaii and is perfect for visitors looking for a sophisticated approach to diversion and amenities.Vacation in Hawaii is comprised of sightseeing and enveloping oneself in outdoor activities. Maui’s number one attraction is, Haleakala National Park, which stretches across Maui’s southern and eastern coastlines. Haleakala offers Maui’s ecologically diverse terrains including volcanic landscapes, backcountry trails and subtropical forests.The best ways to make the most out of Maui’s geological diversity is by watching the sunrise and sunset, participating in ranger-guided tours,hiking, drive-up camping or backcountry camping. Maui is not complete without a road trip to the sleepy coastal town of Hana whose road takes you around 620 curves and past 59 bridges. To maximize your voyage down the Hana Highway here’s a shortlist of the most iconic stops along the way: Twin Falls, Garden of Eden, Bamboo Forrest,Waianapanapa State Park,Black Sand Beach, Hana Bay and the Seven Sacred Pools.