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Most resort destinations really have two gay communities, and Maui is no different. The local community tends to socialize in their own 'family' in private homes, informal groups or a weekly excursion to the beach. Although the local community is typically low-key, there are fundraisers and social events happening often, and visitors are always welcome.

The other gay group on Maui is made up of vacationing singles or couples, many of whom return to the island every year. The scene on Maui isn't focused so much on high energy or heavy cruising but more on enjoying the incredible beauty found here.

Whichever group you identify with, you'll find lots of opportunities to have fun, participate in activities and mix with the locals. Information on current local gay activities can be found online at www.mauigayinfo.com and www.pridemaui.com.

There currently is no full-time gay bar, but most places are gay friendly, and a couple even have a gay night! Check out the websites or ask us what's going on when you're here.

Maui Facts

Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands with a land area of 729 square miles. The gay population is second only to that on Oahu. The biggest concentration of our community is in the Kihei area of South Maui, although we're everywhere on the island!


Maui has been voted 'Best Island in the World' by the
readers of Conde Nast Traveler magazine for ten
consecutive years and 'World's Best Island' by the
readers of Travel + Leisure magazine for 5 years.
    


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