Number of employees
30-49
Maui rises from the sea like the beginning of a dream, and nowhere on this incredible island is the deam more real than high on the majestic slopes of the somnolent, 10,023-foot volcano the Hawaiians named Haleakala, the house of the sun.For here is Kula, a district, a song, a poem, a state of mind. Kula is high, clean and cool, a place of towering eucalyptus, Norfolk pines, ironwoods; a place of bird songs in the vivid mornings and a hush at sunset as the world pauses and waits for the coming night. And the night brings crystal-like stars, close and brilliant.