Haiku vacation homes afford you an appealing variety of comforts and easy access to nearby places of attraction. Visit the Haiku Town Center to find a couple of decent eateries and a collection of small shops and restaurants at the Haiku Marketplace. Try out a few lip-smacking Hawaiian delicacies at Hana Hou and Island Taco along with traditional offerings. Most of these shops and outlets have been converted from old Pineapple canneries, which once were extensively used for pineapple farming in and around this city with a relaxed feel. If relaxation is your idea of a vacation, do visit the cities of Hana and Honokowai as well in Maui for the kind of possibilities they offer.
Avid surfers would find exciting opportunities to hone their skills at Ho'okipa, located between Pai'a and Haiku. The world's largest wave, known as Peahi or "Jaws,” forming at the base of steep cliffs in Haiku can be an ideal place to perfect the art of surfing. It is an interesting spectacle to watch wind surfers riding on massive waves reaching a height of more than 70 feet! The geological formation in the region is such that deep valleys run into higher elevations and lead to increased rain to make the place colder as compared to its adjoining regions. It is a wonderful treat for a nature lover to dwell in Haiku vacation rentals and enjoy the pleasures of serene relaxation and recreation in Hawaii.