There is no official public transport in Maui although many hotels and resorts have regularly bus services to beaches, to the east coast and Haleakala. Taxis and car hire are readily available. Visitors are requested to drive politely and remember to stay on the right hand side and avoid using their horns unless absolutely necessary. Walking and cycling are the most popular ways of getting around. To reach other islands there are regular day ferries and flights from Maui's domestic airport Kahului.
Most people address each other by their first names and greet each other with a handshake.
On The Beach Outrigger Waikoloa Beach Outrigger Wailea Resort Radisson Kauai Beach Resort Renaissance Wailea Beach Res. Throughout America tipping is more or less compulsory. In restaurants waiters expect around 10 to 20 percent, as do taxi drivers and hairdressers, while porters and bellboys anticipate around one or two US dollars per piece of luggage. You are not expected to tip in fast-food restaurants or cinemas. The dress code in the Hawaiian Islands is very casual with shorts being acceptable just about everywhere.