Aloha from Maui

I've had my first night at the Hostel here in Wailuku. This is a nice Hostel with nice people working and staying here. I'm staying in a private single bed room, and shares a kitchen and bathrooms with the rest of the guests here.
The first day here on Maui consisted of renting a car for my whole stay (A Dodge Caliber), buying summer clothing and footwear and buying cereals and milk for my breakfast the next days. After I got my car I went for a drive. I ended up at Ho'okipa beach which is the most photographed windsurfing spot in the world. Also today there were lots of photographers on the beach, and even a helicopter swirling over the windsurfers shooting photos and/or video.

From Maui 2009

I've found out that there are lots of exciting offers for activities here, so I'm quite sure I won't be bored, but more likely broke before I get back to Norway.

It's a small world: I met two german girls here at the hostel that stayed the Hostel I stayed at in Fernie, but left Fernie about3 weeks ago...