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Index A Hana Cultural Center Museum & Information Center 40 'Ahihi-Kina'u Natural Area Reserve 24 Hanakao'o Beach Park 16 Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum 6 Hasegawa General Store 41 Alii Kahekili Beach Park 17 Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Alii Kula Lavender 28 Marine Sanctuary 22 Hoapili Trail 25 B Holy Ghost Mission 29 Baby Beach 15 Holy Innocents Episcopal Church 14 Bailey House Museum 8 Honokohau Bay 19 Baldwin Beach Park 26 Honokowai 17 Baldwin Home Museum 14 Honokowai Beach Park 17 Baleines 11 Honolua Bay 19 Banyan Tree Park 12 Honomanu Bay 36 Big Beach 24 Ho'okipa Beach Park 26 Black Sand Beach 24 Hosmer Grove 31 Hot Island Glass 28 C Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center 28 Crazy Shirts 15 I D 'Iao Valley State Monument 8 D.T. Fleming Beach Park 18 K E Ka'ahumanu Church 6 Enchanting Floral Gardens 29 Ka'anapali 16 Ka’anapali Beach 16 F Ka’anapali Beach Walk 16 Ka'eleku Caverns 39 Front Street 12 Kahakuloa 19 G Kahana Beach 17 Kahanu Garden 39 Garden of Eden 36 Kahekili Highway 19 Kahului 6 H Kalahaku Overlook 32 Haleakala National Park 30 Kalepolepo Park 22 Haleki'i 10 Kam 3 22 Haleki’i-Pihana State Monument 8 Kama'ole Beach Park 22 Halemau'u Trail 32 Kama'ole Park III 22 Hale Pa'ahao 14 Kamehameha Iki Beach 14 Hale Pa’i Printing Museum 16 Kanaha Beach Park 6 Hamoa Beach 41 Kanaha Pond State Wildlife Sanctuary 6 Hana 40 Kapalua 17 Hana Bay 40 Kapalua Bay Beach 18 Hana Bay Beach Park 40 Kapalua Coastal Trail 18 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765828143 Ka'uiki Head 40 Maui Arts & Cultural Center 6 Kaumahina State Wayside 36 Maui Ocean Center 20 Kealia Coastal Boardwalk 21 Maui Pineapple Tours 28 Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge 21 Maui’s Winery at Ulupalakua Ranch 29 Ke'anae 36 Maui Tropical Plantation 10 Ke’anae Arboretum 36 Mokapu 23 Ke’anae Congregational Church 36 Molokini, îlot de 20 Ke'anae Landing Fruit Stand 38 Ke’anae Overlook 38 N Keawakapu Beach Park 22 Nakalele Blowhole 19 Keawala'i Congregational Church 24 Nakalele Point 19 Keolahou Congregational Hawaiian Church 22 Napili 17 Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens 8 Kihei 21 O Kipahulu 42 Kipahulu Valley 41 Ocean Vodka Organic Farm and Distillery 28 Koki Beach 41 'Ohe'o Gulch 42 Kula 28 Old Lahaina Courthouse 12 Kula Botanical Garden 28 Our Lady of Fatima Shrine 38 Kuloa Point Trail 42 P L Paia 26 Lahaina 12 Pa’iloa Beach 40 Lahaina Heritage Museum 14 Pa Ka'ao Trail 33 Lahaina Jodo Mission 15 Palapala Hoomau 42 Lahaina Pali Trail 10 Palauea 23 La Perouse Bay 25 Papawai Scenic Lookout 10 Launiupoko State Wayside Park 11 Parcs Leleiwi Overlook 32 ‘Iao Valley 8 Lindbergh, sépulture de Charles 42 Polipoli Spring 28 Little Beach 24 Pua'a K'a 39 Wai'anapanapa 39 M Pele's Paint Pot 34 Pihana 10 Ma’alaea 19 Pi'ilanihale Heiau 39 Ma’alaea Bay 20 Pioneer Inn 14 Mai Poina Oe Ia'u Beach Park 22 Pipiwai Trail 42 Makahiku Falls 42 Plages Makawao 28 Alii Kahekili 17 Makawao Union Church 28 Baby 15 Makena 23 Baldwin 26 Makena Landing Beach 24 Big 24 Makena State Park 24 Black Sand 24 Malu'aka Beach 24 D.T. Fleming 18 Mantokuji Soto Zen Mission 26 Hamoa 41 Maria Lanakila Catholic Church 15 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765828143 Plages (suite) Silversword Loop 32 Hana 40 Slaughterhouse Beach 18 Hanakao'o 16 Sliding Sands Trail 33 Honokowai 17 Spreckelsville 27 Ho'okipa 26 Spreckelsville Beach 26 Ka’anapali 16 Sun Yat-sen Memorial Park 29 Kahana 17 Kam 3 22 T Kama'ole 22 Three Bears Falls 38 Kama'ole Park III 22 Twin Falls 35 Kamehameha Iki 14 Keawakapu 22 Koki 41 U Mai Poina Oe Ia'u 22 Ulua 23 Malu'aka 24 U.S. Seamen's Hospital 15 Pa’iloa 40 Po'olenalena 23 W Red Sand 40 Wahikuli Wayside Park 16 Spreckelsville 26 Wai'anapanapa State Park 39 Sugar 21 Waihe'e Ridge Trail 19 Wailea 23 Waikamoi Forest Ridge Trail 35 Pohaku Park 17 Waikamoi Preserve 31 Polipoli Spring State Recreation Area 28 Wailea 23 Po'olenalena Beach Park 23 Wailea Beach 23 Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside 39 Wailua Falls 41 Puohokamoa Falls 36 Wailua Overlook 38 Pu’u ‘Ula’ula 34 Wailua Valley State Wayside 38 Wailuku 6 R Waimoku Falls 42 Red Sand Beach 40 Wananalua Congregational Church 41 Whalers Village Museum 17 S Wo Hing Society 15 Shingon Mission 15 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765828143.
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