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Is Maui muggy?

Humidity on Maui depends on where you are on the island, but the tourist-heavy areas such as Kihei and Lahaina will be more humid during the summer. Thankfully, the famous trade winds blow frequently during this time to help cool down the island.



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The average visitor to Maui spends 8.1 days on the island. How long you should stay depends on what you want to do, but you should plan to spend a minimum of five days on Maui.

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With temperatures that summer between 75 and 80 degrees all year, Maui is by far the most reliable place in the U.S. to dive, dunk, swim, and snorkel in comfort.

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Hawaii's hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. This year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts more cyclone activity in the central Pacific than usual, due to it being an El Nino summer.

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A week won't be too long at all. That gives you just enough time to get the aloha in your blood. On our last trip we stayed 10 days and had plenty to do. Theres lots of things to keep you busy...so you can pick a few days to be really active, and a few days to relax.

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General Safety Don't go into any city park at night unless there's an event that attracts a crowd. Generally speaking, you can feel safe in areas where there are many people and open establishments. Avoid carrying valuables with you on the street, and don't display expensive cameras or electronic equipment.

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There are two off-seasons on Maui: the spring and the fall. Spring on Maui is from April to mid-June with April and May being the quietest months. The average springtime temperatures on Maui are around 80 degrees.

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The Caribbean is far more humid than Hawaii (some accommodations on the Hawaiian islands don't even have air conditioning).

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One of the reason for the hot days is our warm waters. The ocean around Hawaii has also been slightly higher than normal. That in turn can heat up daytime temperatures even more.

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