Maui, the least recommended island in Hawaii

Maui Guide|||Winter in Maui is also the peak season for tourism, a good place to escape from the cold elsewhere. But among the islands of Hawaii, Maui is the least favorite because it has a very low cost performance, very expensive, but the scenery may not be stronger than other islands. Haleakala Volcano - This is the only place on the island that I recommend. Of course, you need to make a reservation to see the sunrise. You have to go up the mountain at 4 o'clock in the morning and wait on the cold mountain top. The weather is changeable, and whether you can see it depends on luck. Although I don't have the courage to get up early, it's also shocking to go and see during the day. The terrain is similar to that of Mars, magical and fantastic. Road to Hana - It completely depends on the weather. After running the whole course, I don't recommend it at all. First of all, the road looks quite dangerous, and secondly, the scenic spots along the way are really ordinary. I didn't find the bamboo forest in the national park at the end very impressive. The most impressive thing is the thrill of driving. Nakalele Blowhole - This geyser is a bit interesting, it's worth a look when you're in the north. Where to stay - The Ritz-Carlton in the north is the first choice of the Marriott series, of course, the price is very pleasingly expensive. I recommend the Marriott's Beach Resort in Wailea in the drier west. The price of the Marriott party is outrageously expensive in winter. I recommend an app called GyPsy Guide, which explains the whole self-driving tour.