What NOT to do in Maui. How to avoid tourist mistakes.

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Do not take pictures of the fire damage in Lahaina.

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Use Reef Safe Sunscreen

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Don't touch the wildlife or marine life

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Don't forget to try traditional Hawaiian dishes

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Don’t Stand On Or Touch The Coral Reefs

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Don’t Stand Underneath Waterfalls

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Don’t Try To Make Every Stop On The Road To Hana In One Day.

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Remember, it’s always better to err on caution and treat the land and sea with the utmost care and respect. And while enjoying all that Maui has to offer, don’t forget to support local businesses by shopping at locally-owned stores and dining at local restaurants.

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What NOT to do in Maui. How to avoid tourist mistakes.

The Hawaiian Islands

Do not take pictures of the fire damage in Lahaina.

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Use Reef Safe Sunscreen

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Don't touch the wildlife or marine life

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Don't forget to try traditional Hawaiian dishes

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Don’t Stand On Or Touch The Coral Reefs

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Don’t Stand Underneath Waterfalls

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Don’t Try To Make Every Stop On The Road To Hana In One Day.

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Remember, it’s always better to err on caution and treat the land and sea with the utmost care and respect. And while enjoying all that Maui has to offer, don’t forget to support local businesses by shopping at locally-owned stores and dining at local restaurants.

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