Introduction to Lahaina, Hawaii
Lahaina, Hawaii, in Maui county, is 81 miles E of Honolulu, Hawaii.
Lahaina History
In the early times, Lahaina was recognized as the royal capital of Maui Loa, the fifth Moi of Maui. Since the 1820s, the Front Street has been active in Lahaina. Lahaina was sacked by Kamehameha the Great. In 1820, the town became the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii. The first mission school was established in 1824 by Betsey Stockton.
Lahaina and nearby Attractions
- Dickenson Square Shopping Center
- Lahaina Market Place Shopping Center
- Kelawea Mauka III Park
- Wahikuli State Wayside Park
- Old Lahaina Luau
Things To Do In Lahaina
Tourists in Lahaina can enjoy a great time at the parks including Kelawea Mauka III Park, Paunau Terrace Park, and Wahikuli State Wayside Park. Old Lahaina Luau is popular for its cultural attractions and recreational facilities. Tourists can pick up stuff from the Dickenson Square Shopping Center, Lahaina Market Place Shopping Center, and the Lahaina Square Shopping Center. Lahaina Whaling Museum is also a favorite among the tourists.
Lahaina Transportation
Kapalua Airport is the nearest airport to the town of Lahaina.
Lahaina Higher Education
The higher education institutes that can be attended from Lahaina include the Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu Community College, Brigham Young University - Hawaii campus, and Leeward Community College.
