Lao Valley Needle & Cruising

Our last full day in Maui…. We  started our day at the Lao Valley Needle, famous for gracing postcards all over Maui and a sacred for the Hawaiians. The dense forest had a history behind them: the needle like peaks were a lookout point for the warriors during wars. Interesting!! Currently, it a popular tourist destination and travelers come to enjoy the trail along with the amazing view of the needle like peaks. The weather was moist and cloudy which totally enhanced the beauty of these beautiful peaks. We walked by the Lau Valley Stream reminiscing our beautiful vacation to the islands of Hawaii. Our vacation was ending the next day and to be honest, we were not looking back to go back to Minnesota.

The day just passed by while we enjoyed the beautiful city of Wailuku and the heavenly beaches. We had some exquisite Korean/Vietnamese food at this one awesome restaurant (forget the name ) But the food was so delightful. That was one of the BEST thing about Hawaii; the fresh food. Every food we had was so delicious and fresh. The local stops had delectable fruits and every restaurants we went to had elegant menu and the seafood was divine. I wish we could have taken more pictures of all the food that we ate. Anyways, we ended our “last” night in Maui with a beautiful dinner cruise. We sailed into the Pacific Ocean for about 2 hours and had a romantic time at the cruise. The food was alright but the view was overwhelmingly impressive.

Our vacation to Hawaii was one of the unforgettable time of our life. Hubby loved this place and so did I. We were already talking about coming back to this beautiful island sometime soon in future. Let’s hope that the time comes soon