Maui is coming out of Oahu’s shadow, thanks to its quiet beaches and great restaurants

Maui is coming out of Oahu’s shadow, thanks to its quiet beaches and great restaurants

By Josh Ocampo
By Josh Ocampo

Maui is coming out of Oahu’s shadow, thanks to its quiet beaches and great restaurants

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