The Hawaiian Islands boast over 100 islands with all lush tropical rain forests, pristine beaches, gorgeous waterfalls, sparkling blue waters, colorful panoramas, and great food. The western part of Hawaii has more of a dry land while the eastern part is more of rainfall, you can also experience snow in some places of the Big Island where the localities love snowboarding and skiing.

Maui is one of the most popular Hawaiian islands for travelers and tourists. When you are planning a family reunion and are looking for something a little more exciting and relaxing than a potluck at the local park, family reunions on Maui can prove to be exactly what you’ve been looking for.

There is plenty to see and do while on the island. Of all the islands, Maui, in particular, is home to small town charm and has been rated as the “best island” in the World by Conde Nast Traveler for the 15th time.

Swimming. Obviously swimming is one of Maui’s favorite pastimes – and with over 120 miles of coastline surrounding the island they’ve plenty of beautiful beaches and water in which to do so.