Cabins on Maui

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jep@nospam.edu - 24 Nov 2005 02:20 GMT

On trips where I do lots of outdoors stuff like kayaking and snorkeling,
I've come to enjoy staying in cabins rather than hotels or condos. Does
anyone know of any campgrounds near a beach on Maui that have cabins?

(On the web, I've found campgrounds with cabins that are inland, but not
near one of the beaches or coastal areas. And the coastal campgrounds I've
found don't seem to rent cabins.)

Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.

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Arlene - 24 Nov 2005 05:04 GMT

> On trips where I do lots of outdoors stuff like kayaking and snorkeling,
> I've come to enjoy staying in cabins rather than hotels or condos. Does
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> Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.

I seem to remember some cabins as part of a hotel on the Hanna side of
Maui, way down at the bottom.

Arlene

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Stefan Patric - 25 Nov 2005 04:00 GMT

>> On trips where I do lots of outdoors stuff like kayaking and snorkeling,
>> I've come to enjoy staying in cabins rather than hotels or condos. Does
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> I seem to remember some cabins as part of a hotel on the Hanna side of
> Maui, way down at the bottom.

You mean this place? http://www.hotelhanamaui.com/ I think it might be
outside the OP's budget. The "cheap" cabins are about $400 a day. Of
course, they aren't your typical campground cabins either. ;-)

Stefan

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