Maui Hoppin’

14/11/2023

Come visit the Valley Isle and support local businesses Mahalo

17/10/2023

Gizmo is ready to tour and show you why she's the Queen 👸🏼 bitch of the valley isle. Had some great folks this week and taking some people on a private tour this afternoon. #

21/08/2023

Please continue to support Maui. The Valley Isle is going to need people now more than ever. Mahalos to all my past guests that have reached out to me .

20/08/2023

I can't post anymore photos of the destruction of Lahaina. I'm posting some photos of my memories over the past decade. From the Halloweens that I started to go to in the 90s. The beach cleanup we did 5 years ago at Mala wharf. I talked to Mana at the Pukalani drop off today and said there are lots supplies but the logistics of getting to the Hubs is the issue. They still and will always need propane. Somewhere I have a picture of me with the captain at Pioneer Inn from the 70s. I hope that people will continue to come to Maui.

24/07/2023

Did you know the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle only comes to shore with regularity here in HI? Always stay back 10 feet and treat the Honu with respect

16/03/2023

Fun day with all the spots and a new waterfall. Makes it easy when all the spots are shining

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06/01/2022

Come spend the day with me in Hana...

28/12/2021

Come pick some fruit and taste what Maui is really about. Also available for Hana tours.

14/12/2021

Always fun when your with fun people. One of the best things about tours right now is they end up being private tours. I see the buses going by with everyone masked up with their face smushed on the window - no gracias

13/12/2021

It’s been great hitting some spots for ⭐️ fruit,🍌tangerines , avos. Come help harvest.

03/12/2021

It’s been a busy week with People coming back to the island. Already have a ton of bookings this month if you’re interested in going out let me know and You can save on the booking fees through all the platforms I use. tours

22/11/2021

Had a great time out with some folks from back east. It’s been pretty quiet out on the RTH and most of the tours have have just been with the people who have booked a tour. If your interested in going out to the jungle lmk and we can go

05/11/2021

Doing a full day Hana and have space for three lmk u want to go

19/10/2021

Been a mellow couple of weeks in the jungle with some great folks. Contact direct for a deal

25/09/2021

Well the island has slowed down to a crawl but I’m still working everyday. If you want to go a tour book direct with me for a discount #

17/09/2021

Hanging out in the jungle with newlyweds #

29/08/2021

It’s been a blast to be back in Da jungle with so many cool folks. Get vaxxed and come have some fun.

24/08/2021

Always fun hanging with real life stars of the OC

13/08/2021

Last day in Whitefish so we had to get our yoga on...Love Yoga was great. They treated us like old friends and the classes can't be beat!! Thanks so much for allowing us to practice with you guys...until we meet again, Aloha!!

28/07/2021

Chasing waterfalls and having fun. Don’t get trapped on some big bus with some driver that makes you feel lucky for even being here. Come have fun at your own private waterfall and explore Eden.

22/07/2021

Always fun when you have the right attitude

20/07/2021

INFORMATION COURTESY OF CENTRAL MAUI ANIMAL CLINIC ON BUFO TOADS AND YOUR PETS:

A bit of helpful information for those of you who may not know much about Bufo toads.

Bufo toads are poisonous toads that live here in Hawaii. They like to hang out in and around water sources, like ponds, swimming pools, or just hopping around in the rain - especially at night. Sometimes, pets become intrigued by the toads and either nose them around or actually try to bite them. When disturbed, bufo toads sq**rt a milky poison out along their backs. When predators, like dogs and very rarely cats, try to bite or pick up the toad in their mouths, the poison absorbs through the pet's tongue and gums into the blood stream. The poison causes drooling or foaming at the mouth, vomiting, wobbliness, disorientation, seizures, collapse, heart problems and death.

Once the poison is in your pet’s mouth, before doing anything else, you need to rinse your pet’s mouth very well. Turn on a water hose outside or place your pet in a sink or tub and run water in a stream so that the water washes the poison OUT of the mouth and NOT DOWN the throat (point the pet’s nose towards the ground to ensure the water does not go down the throat, and if using a hose, sq**rt the water in through one side of the mouth, and out the other). Continue rinsing for 5-10 minutes.

If vomiting persists after rinsing the mouth out, or if there are any signs of seizures, disorientation, staggering, or weakness please see a veterinarian IMMEDIATELY for further care.