Les meilleurs événements de la ville Maui. Maui Segway PT Visites guidées à Lahaina commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Lors de cette visite guidée en Segway, vous découvrirez la culture et le patrimoine de cette ville baleinière

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Segway Maui

Spend your time discovering the hotspots of Lahaina, Maui on your Segway. Relax while you get to know places without sweating. Luxurious Segway PT guided tour to get acquainted with the old Whaling town.

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U.S. Seamen's Hospital

In 1844, the structure was leased to the United States to serve as a hospital for sick and injured seamen, particularly whalers who flocked to these shores until 1860.

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Lahaina Front Street

One of the most visited spot in Maui. The number-one attraction in Lahaina is definitely “the buzz.” Great restaurants, hoppin’ night-life, swingin’ bars – and shops featuring wares ranging from “made-in-China” trinkets to exquisite local handcrafts; from cheap jewelry to masterpieces of fine art.

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Baldwin Home Museum

The oldest house still standing on the island of Maui, Baldwin Home is a recognizable landmark in the heart of historic Lahaina.

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Old Lahaina Courthouse

From its opening fanfare in 1860, the Lahaina Courthouse served as a customs house for whaling and trade ships as well as a center for government offices and court functions during the Monarchy period. Constructed between 1858-1859 on the site of the Old Fort, “Lahaina Court & Customs House” was built with coral block and other materials that came from Kamehameha III’s unfinished western palace (Hale Piula), which was destroyed during a fierce Kauaula wind.

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Lahaina Lighthouse

In 1840, Kamehameha III commissioned a nine-foot tall, box-like wooden tower to be built as a navigational aid for ships entering Lahaina’s roadstead. At the top was a lamp that was lit with whale oil and tended by a Native Hawaiian caretaker. When it was lit on November 4, 1840, it was the first lighted navigation tower in the Hawaiian Islands, predating any lighthouse on the U.S. Pacific Coast.

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Wo Hing Temple Museum

Chinatown in Lahaina began as one-story shops and housing on Front Street, and as more Chinese were attracted to the area, two-story wooden buildings were built to accommodate them. But the Chinese immigrants maintained social and political ties with their ancestral home and in the early 1900s, they formed the Wo Hing Society.

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Masters Reading Room

Lava rock, fieldstone, coral to be cut into bricks, lime and sand were obtained locally. Some wood for construction was imported and some was obtained from Hana in East Maui. Hawaiian natives collected the rock and coral and did the masonry work. By May 27,1834, Masters’ Reading Room was completed and still stands today next to the Baldwin Home.

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Hale Pa'ahao - Old Lahaina Prison

If time allows we'll stop by at Hala Pa'ahao. Hale Pa‘ahao (stuck-in-irons house) was Lahaina’s “new” prison in the 1850s. During the peak of the whaling era, as you can imagine, the small village of Lahaina was rampant with rowdy sailors who were ready for fun and relaxation along with villagers who were willing to play and trade with them.

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The Lahaina Christmas Store

Dominating the courthouse square in downtown Lahaina is one of the most remarkable arboreal specimens.

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Segway Maui

Spend your time discovering the hotspots of Lahaina, Maui on your Segway. Relax while you get to know places without sweating. Luxurious Segway PT guided tour to get acquainted with the old Whaling town.

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U.S. Seamen's Hospital

In 1844, the structure was leased to the United States to serve as a hospital for sick and injured seamen, particularly whalers who flocked to these shores until 1860.

13

Lahaina Front Street

One of the most visited spot in Maui. The number-one attraction in Lahaina is definitely “the buzz.” Great restaurants, hoppin’ night-life, swingin’ bars – and shops featuring wares ranging from “made-in-China” trinkets to exquisite local handcrafts; from cheap jewelry to masterpieces of fine art.

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Baldwin Home Museum

The oldest house still standing on the island of Maui, Baldwin Home is a recognizable landmark in the heart of historic Lahaina.

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Old Lahaina Courthouse

From its opening fanfare in 1860, the Lahaina Courthouse served as a customs house for whaling and trade ships as well as a center for government offices and court functions during the Monarchy period. Constructed between 1858-1859 on the site of the Old Fort, “Lahaina Court & Customs House” was built with coral block and other materials that came from Kamehameha III’s unfinished western palace (Hale Piula), which was destroyed during a fierce Kauaula wind.

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Lahaina Lighthouse

In 1840, Kamehameha III commissioned a nine-foot tall, box-like wooden tower to be built as a navigational aid for ships entering Lahaina’s roadstead. At the top was a lamp that was lit with whale oil and tended by a Native Hawaiian caretaker. When it was lit on November 4, 1840, it was the first lighted navigation tower in the Hawaiian Islands, predating any lighthouse on the U.S. Pacific Coast.

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Wo Hing Temple Museum

Chinatown in Lahaina began as one-story shops and housing on Front Street, and as more Chinese were attracted to the area, two-story wooden buildings were built to accommodate them. But the Chinese immigrants maintained social and political ties with their ancestral home and in the early 1900s, they formed the Wo Hing Society.

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Masters Reading Room

Lava rock, fieldstone, coral to be cut into bricks, lime and sand were obtained locally. Some wood for construction was imported and some was obtained from Hana in East Maui. Hawaiian natives collected the rock and coral and did the masonry work. By May 27,1834, Masters’ Reading Room was completed and still stands today next to the Baldwin Home.

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Hale Pa'ahao - Old Lahaina Prison

If time allows we'll stop by at Hala Pa'ahao. Hale Pa‘ahao (stuck-in-irons house) was Lahaina’s “new” prison in the 1850s. During the peak of the whaling era, as you can imagine, the small village of Lahaina was rampant with rowdy sailors who were ready for fun and relaxation along with villagers who were willing to play and trade with them.

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The Lahaina Christmas Store

Dominating the courthouse square in downtown Lahaina is one of the most remarkable arboreal specimens.

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Segway Maui

Spend your time discovering the hotspots of Lahaina, Maui on your Segway. Relax while you get to know places without sweating. Luxurious Segway PT guided tour to get acquainted with the old Whaling town.

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U.S. Seamen's Hospital

In 1844, the structure was leased to the United States to serve as a hospital for sick and injured seamen, particularly whalers who flocked to these shores until 1860.

23

Lahaina Front Street

One of the most visited spot in Maui. The number-one attraction in Lahaina is definitely “the buzz.” Great restaurants, hoppin’ night-life, swingin’ bars – and shops featuring wares ranging from “made-in-China” trinkets to exquisite local handcrafts; from cheap jewelry to masterpieces of fine art.

24

Baldwin Home Museum

The oldest house still standing on the island of Maui, Baldwin Home is a recognizable landmark in the heart of historic Lahaina.

25

Old Lahaina Courthouse

From its opening fanfare in 1860, the Lahaina Courthouse served as a customs house for whaling and trade ships as well as a center for government offices and court functions during the Monarchy period. Constructed between 1858-1859 on the site of the Old Fort, “Lahaina Court & Customs House” was built with coral block and other materials that came from Kamehameha III’s unfinished western palace (Hale Piula), which was destroyed during a fierce Kauaula wind.

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Lahaina Lighthouse

In 1840, Kamehameha III commissioned a nine-foot tall, box-like wooden tower to be built as a navigational aid for ships entering Lahaina’s roadstead. At the top was a lamp that was lit with whale oil and tended by a Native Hawaiian caretaker. When it was lit on November 4, 1840, it was the first lighted navigation tower in the Hawaiian Islands, predating any lighthouse on the U.S. Pacific Coast.

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Wo Hing Temple Museum

Chinatown in Lahaina began as one-story shops and housing on Front Street, and as more Chinese were attracted to the area, two-story wooden buildings were built to accommodate them. But the Chinese immigrants maintained social and political ties with their ancestral home and in the early 1900s, they formed the Wo Hing Society.

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Masters Reading Room

Lava rock, fieldstone, coral to be cut into bricks, lime and sand were obtained locally. Some wood for construction was imported and some was obtained from Hana in East Maui. Hawaiian natives collected the rock and coral and did the masonry work. By May 27,1834, Masters’ Reading Room was completed and still stands today next to the Baldwin Home.

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Hale Pa'ahao - Old Lahaina Prison

If time allows we'll stop by at Hala Pa'ahao. Hale Pa‘ahao (stuck-in-irons house) was Lahaina’s “new” prison in the 1850s. During the peak of the whaling era, as you can imagine, the small village of Lahaina was rampant with rowdy sailors who were ready for fun and relaxation along with villagers who were willing to play and trade with them.

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The Lahaina Christmas Store

Dominating the courthouse square in downtown Lahaina is one of the most remarkable arboreal specimens.

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Segway Maui

Passez votre temps à découvrir les points chauds de Lahaina, Maui sur votre Segway. Détendez-vous pendant que vous apprenez à connaître les lieux sans transpirer. Visite guidée luxueuse en Segway PT pour se familiariser avec la vieille ville baleinière.

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Hôpital des marins américains

En 1844, la structure a été louée aux États-Unis pour servir d'hôpital aux marins malades et blessés, en particulier les baleiniers qui ont afflué vers ces côtes jusqu'en 1860.

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Rue principale de Lahaina

L'un des endroits les plus visités de Maui. L'attraction numéro un à Lahaina est définitivement « le buzz ». D'excellents restaurants, une vie nocturne animée, des bars dynamiques et des boutiques proposant des articles allant des bibelots "fabriqués en Chine" à l'artisanat local exquis ; des bijoux bon marché aux chefs-d'œuvre des beaux-arts.

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Musée de la maison Baldwin

La plus ancienne maison encore debout sur l'île de Maui, Baldwin Home est un point de repère reconnaissable au cœur de la ville historique de Lahaina.

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Ancien palais de justice de Lahaina

Depuis sa fanfare d'ouverture en 1860, le palais de justice de Lahaina a servi de douane pour la chasse à la baleine et les navires de commerce, ainsi que de centre pour les bureaux gouvernementaux et les fonctions judiciaires pendant la période de la monarchie. Construit entre 1858 et 1859 sur le site du Vieux Fort, "Lahaina Court & Customs House" a été construit avec des blocs de corail et d'autres matériaux provenant du palais occidental inachevé de Kamehameha III (Hale Piula), qui a été détruit par un vent violent de Kauaula.

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Phare de Lahaina

En 1840, Kamehameha III a commandé une tour en bois de neuf pieds de haut en forme de boîte à construire comme aide à la navigation pour les navires entrant dans la rade de Lahaina. Au sommet se trouvait une lampe allumée avec de l'huile de baleine et entretenue par un gardien hawaïen. Lorsqu'elle a été allumée le 4 novembre 1840, c'était la première tour de navigation éclairée des îles hawaïennes, antérieure à tout phare de la côte américaine du Pacifique.

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Musée du temple Wo Hing

Chinatown à Lahaina a commencé par des magasins et des logements d'un étage sur Front Street, et à mesure que de plus en plus de Chinois étaient attirés dans la région, des bâtiments en bois de deux étages ont été construits pour les accueillir. Mais les immigrants chinois ont maintenu des liens sociaux et politiques avec leur maison ancestrale et au début des années 1900, ils ont formé la Wo Hing Society.

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Salle de lecture des maîtres

La roche de lave, la pierre des champs, le corail à tailler en briques, la chaux et le sable ont été obtenus localement. Du bois pour la construction a été importé et d'autres ont été obtenus de Hana à East Maui. Les indigènes hawaïens ont collecté la roche et le corail et ont effectué les travaux de maçonnerie. Le 27 mai 1834, la salle de lecture des maîtres était terminée et se trouve encore aujourd'hui à côté de la maison Baldwin.

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Hale Paahao - Ancienne prison de Lahaina

Si le temps le permet, nous nous arrêterons à Hala Pa'ahao. Hale Pa'ahao (maison en fer) était la « nouvelle » prison de Lahaina dans les années 1850. Au plus fort de l'ère de la chasse à la baleine, comme vous pouvez l'imaginer, le petit village de Lahaina regorgeait de marins tapageurs prêts à s'amuser et à se détendre, ainsi que de villageois prêts à jouer et à commercer avec eux.

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Le magasin de Noël de Lahaina

Dominant la place du palais de justice au centre-ville de Lahaina se trouve l'un des spécimens arboricoles les plus remarquables.

Maui Segway PT Visites guidées à Lahaina

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