New Website & New Vacation Discount

(Last Updated On: July 4, 2019)

new website Honokeana Cove unit 114Announcing: a new website, and a new discount on Maui vacations.

New Website: Maui114.net

The new website Maui114.net presents Art and Nola’s vacation rental condo in full splendor, thanks to a great web design by Mike Bell.

Our old website Maui114.com was out of date. And musty-looking compared with the new Honokeana Cove rental website honokeana.net and our condo’s VRBO listing. (Maui114.com now forwards to the all-new website Maui114.net.)

If a Maui vacation calls you, the new website Maui114.net has material you won’t find elsewhere. Among the nine Feature Stories you may particularly like these:
Free (and Almost-Free) Activities on Maui.
FAQ, which includes some straight talk about condos versus hotels, and how to select a Hawaii vacation rental.
– Articles about Hawaiian culture and natural attractions: Green Sea Turtles, Hula, Humpback Whales, Slack Key Guitar and Sea Burial.

Personal Story About Maui

For many years my next-door neighbors in Malibu were Jackie and Bill Gould. I was vaguely aware that they vacationed in Maui from January 15 to February 15 every year, to escape Southern California’s harsh winters. (joke alert)

I had visited Hawaii several times, typically spending eight days equally divided between two different islands. I could not imagine spending an entire month trapped on a patch of land in the middle of the ocean. So I asked Jackie what in the world they found to do, visiting for such a long time to the same location, year after year. Jackie mumbled, “Oh, lots of things,” and we proceeded to talk about something else.

The next day, Jackie handed me a sheet of letter paper on which she had listed things to do on Maui. She had covered both sides of the page with dozens, probably over a hundred, things to do, in tiny handwriting. Apparently my question marinated in her brain and impelled her to download her entire data bank for me.

I was surprised at Jackie’s essay but now that I have visited Maui more than 20 times, I have to agree with her. Maui has an endless number of attractions for the visitor. Moreover, many of Maui’s activities are free or inexpensive. Of course, if you’re longing to lay out the big bucks, helicopter tours and championship golf courses will be happy to take your Krugerrands.

Maui’s variety inspired our condo’s Activities page as well as Jon Blum’s excellent mauihawaii.org website. BTW, Jon’s website has hundreds of pages about Maui! Too Much Information, you say? No, his website is well worth visiting, because Jon has it very well organized. So if you can’t find the Maui info you need at Maui114.net, head to Jon’s.

New Discount on Maui Vacations

Here’s something else that’s brand new, to bring you to Hawaii:

Honokeana Cove is a unique vacation spot that should be high on your list if you’re visiting Maui and don’t want to be trapped in a concrete hotel complex. Almost all the condo units are members of the rental association, and available discounts are clearly set forth. Members can’t advertise a lower rate, although they can grant a discount to friends who ask them. (This is a hint to Art’s friends and followers.)

The Cove does offer discounts for longer stays and for last-minute bookings. If the Hawaiian Islands are calling you and you can travel on short notice, the last minute discount is worth considering.

I suggest that you visit the Honokeana Cove Facebook page, and then sign up to Like or Follow that page. You’ll get to see wonderful new photographs of Maui, and you’ll also find out when the rental office posts new discounts.

Here’s a new website to lure you to Maui; and a vacation discount to lessen the financial pain. Maybe there’s a Maui vacation in your future!

Image Credit: photo of Honokeana Cove by Art Chester

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