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In doing so, we ask that all comments be respectful. And create dialogue between visitors and those living here. TJ from Arizona, who has followed Beat of Hawaii for 5 years and had multiple trips here asked, вЂњare visitors really hated by most locals? Are the majority of visitors as horrible and rude as IвЂ™m reading on Facebook? There were so many locals making so many claims of how much they hate visitors.вЂќ Unique Activities for folks who have been many time.Recently there have been comments on our site from visitors who say they do not feel welcome in Hawaii.

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Where do I find information about ocean safety?.Information about VOG (Volcanic Fog) Events on Maui.What are some good things to know about traveling to Maui?.Sorry if this is too blunt for some folks, but it is the truth. The woman in Haiku may have been mentally ill or one of the area's many drug addicts. The guy in Paia wasn't nice-but I'm not surprised.people DO get frustrated with tourist drivers. Getting good waves there is not as common as you may think, and the season will close out soon. Last month, when the waves were huge, the traffic jammed the highway into total gridlock-so locals are also more sensitive right now. Plus, when Peahi is kicking-and there's not much parking-locals tend to get territorial because they are going to surf, not watch. One also has to remember that getting to 'Jaws' requires crossing private property, and while locals have a 'pass' to do it, it doesn't mean tourists do. People are people everywhere-as others have said. The rain is heaviest near Hana, so travel may be tricky. If you haven't already left.be advised that the RTH is under a flood advisory today, until at least 12:30 PM Hawaii time. Anyone else with similar experiences in this paradise of Hawaii? Today we are re-thinking our planned trip to Hana. I have travelled many parts and never (except once in a small Mexican village) experienced this before.

On our walk to Jaws as well, I got the feeling that we as tourists were not especially welcome by all. My daughter was shaken for the rest of the day. We stopped at a small shopping center in Haiku and while I went to find a 'bano', my daughter who was waiting in the car in the mostly vacant parking lot was accosted by a local female, with more obscenities and hate talk for tourists. (I was wrong when thinking this part of Maui seemed particularly laid back.) After this upsetting experience, we left Paia and headed upcountry and ended up in Haiku then went to watch surfers at 'Jaws'. Before realizing this, a beat up little truck with an obviously local guy and his small child in the front seat pulled up beside me and started angrily yelling and screaming obscenities into my face for pulling in the wrong way, didn't I see the sign? No I didn't, so sorry! I was shocked/scared (felt bad for the small child) and thankfully there were other people around. First off, we were pulling into a parking lot close to Mana Foods, yes I pulled in the wrong way (didn't see the exit only sign). We had a great day besides the instances that we experienced from a few of the locals which really put us off and left a bad feeling (unsafe?) about venturing out in that area again. My daughter and I have been here in Maui for 5 days so far, over 2 weeks to go, saying in Kihei.

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