 MAUI MARATHON AND HALF MARATHONSeptember 20, 2009
reserve the westin maui by JULY 15 with Marathon Tours and receive your 5th night FREE!! Marathon Tours & Travel, official travel agency, invites you to enjoy Hawaiian hospitality at The Westin Maui Resort & Spa during the 39th annual Maui Marathon and the 6th Maui Half-Marathon on September 20, 2009.
Did you know that Maui was voted "The Best Island in the World" for the 11th straight year in the annual Conde Nast Traveler Reader's Choice Awards? It was also named the world's "Top Travel Destination" followed by Santorini, San Francisco and Paris in 2001.
Reservations can be made at any other hotel that you choose or you can speak to our Maui Marathon specialist who can recommend a variety of choices. We will get the lowest rates available including airfare, car rental or any features that you prefer.
Maui, fondly known as "Everyone's Favorite Island", offers almost every outdoor activity imaginable (except snow skiing) as outlined in the guide "100 Things to Do on Maui" including great snorkeling, scuba diving, white sandy beaches, world class golf, surfing, Hawaii's best restaurants and chefs, sightseeing and more. The old whaling village of Lahaina offers an endless choice of restaurants, art galleries, pubs, and shops.
The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, race headquarters, has special runner's rates. The hotel is located at the finish line and special buses take you from there to the start in Kahului. Book your reservation by July 31 with Marathon Tours and qualify to receive your 5th night FREE!! We also have special rates at the Hyatt Regency Resort and Spa which is a short walk to the start and finish.
Don't delay since the marathon is limited to only 3,200 runners and the popular half-marathon has sold out in the past with 1,200 runners.
Complete travel reservation services are available for multi-island visits. Click on the above link "Packages" to get a personalized quote.
"I went to Maui to stay a week and remained for five. I never spent so pleasant a month before, or bade any place goodbye so regretfully." Mark Twain
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