Maui and Kauai in March
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Maui and Kauai in March
Hi folks,
My husband an I want to go to Maui and Kauai in March 2004. I would like to rent a condo on each Island for 6 nights each. I want to stay around Whalers in Maui and on the south side of Kauai. I have checked over 200 listings on this site for some suggestions and now I am really confused. I would like to spend around $200 per night and have condos with a good pool and near or on the beach. We have no kids and don't particularly want to stay where kids are the main focus. Any suggestions? thanks
My husband an I want to go to Maui and Kauai in March 2004. I would like to rent a condo on each Island for 6 nights each. I want to stay around Whalers in Maui and on the south side of Kauai. I have checked over 200 listings on this site for some suggestions and now I am really confused. I would like to spend around $200 per night and have condos with a good pool and near or on the beach. We have no kids and don't particularly want to stay where kids are the main focus. Any suggestions? thanks
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It might be a bit more than $200 but on Kauai--- Whalers Cove in Poipu is outstanding and worth it. The unit we were in was for sale for 1.5mil(need I say more) and the area it was in was perfect. And by the way, the pool(heated) area was all done in natural stone and is beautiful. We saw no children.
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I have repeatedly faced the situation you are describing and what my wife and I have found helpfull is to establish what the trip priorities are relative to the property/location. For example, if you want to do alot of sightseeing stay closer to the center or Maui, so you don't have far to drive. Or if there is a particular good snorkel area (e.g., Kapalua bay) stay near there. What is most helpfull is to preview the individual property in a virtual reality tour, in our experience you get what you see. Also if you deal through a realtor, you may be able to switch to another unit, if you don't like the one you get. You will love Maui and Kauai!
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Hi - I just booked a studio condo at the Whaler on Kaanapali Beach right next to Blackrock and next door to Whalers Village. I found on VRBO.com and it is a beach front condo. We are paying 150.00 per night for a studio- includes tax. Then pay 35.00 cleanng fee to Whaler and $7 per day for parking. So with every thing is approx. 155.00 per night. We will be there the second week of March for 7 nights. I would suggest booking right away - direct from owners condos go fast. We paid 2 night deposit and the balance is due February 1st. We can cancel up to February first. This will be our third trip since 2000. We get a little smarter with each trip. We have figured out you dont have to pay $400 a night for condo or 350.00 for Hotel. All we book thru travel agent now is the Air/Car Package beause you pay only a deposit on the package until 60 days before and can cancel if needed also. Hope this helps!