North Shore Maui

Haiku

On Maui’s north shore, ten minutes down Hana Highway from Paia, sits Haiku, a lush green countryside filled with idyllic pastures and tropical foliage. Haiku was once a pineapple-plantation village. Now, former pineapple canneries house shops and restaurants. Haiku also has a post office, pharmacy, fitness center, video store, market, veterinary clinic, doctor’s office, auto shop and gas station. The towns of Makawao and Paia are just a short drive away for more dining and shopping.

The Haiku real estate market offers a substantial inventory of homes for sale, ranging from small cottages to luxurious estates.

Paia/Sprecklesville/Kuau

Paia (pronounced pa-EE-ah) is located on Maui’s North shore, is a funky, historic town established at the turn of the century for the sugarcane plantations. Paia town is now filled with colorful little shops, galleries, and restaurants, but its old town feel still remains. It has flourished as destination for tourists from all over the world. Paia is famous for its windsurfing, with nearby Ho’okipa Beach known as the windsurfing capital of the world. Paia’s Baldwin Beach is great for swimming, boogie boarding and long walks along the beautiful shoreline.

The Paia/Sprecklesville/Kuau real estate market offers a substantial inventory of homes for sale, ranging from small cottages to luxurious estates.