Local Area & Activities
Paradise is found. Idyllic sandy beaches, scenic drives, and some of the most stunning natural wonders of the world - Maui is an island of endless discovery.
Due to the recent wildfires, all vacation travel to West Maui (Lahaina, Napili, Kaanapali, and Kapalua) is strongly discouraged at this time and Lahaina remains off limits to the public. Please verify the current status of any destinations before visiting.
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LahainaLahaina is more than just a cute beach town with a lot of t-shirt vendors. It’s full of great dining, shopping, and historical landmarks. The humpback whales love to swim by its shores in winter.
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WaileaWailea is where you find the most beautiful beaches in Hawaii. You’ll have a tough time deciding between going snorkeling, surfing, or just relaxing - and an easy time doing them all.
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Snorkeling & Scuba DivingLet’s be clear: The water in Maui’s South Shore is so clear that you can see up to 150 feet depths. Add in the world’s friendliest sea turtles, spinner dolphins, plus hundreds of species of fish, and you’ve got the finest snorkeling and diving in all of Hawaii.
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Water SportsThe North Shore of Maui is where it’s at for all kinds of surfing and SUP-ing (stand up paddleboarding). Wild waves and skilled instructors are easy to find, so get in the water and take up your favorite water sport.
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Outrigger CanoeingAll aboard for an experience that is truly one-of-a-kind. Head to Maui Sailing Canoe in Wailea to sail the waters of Maui aboard a waapea (traditional Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe).
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ZipliningYou can hang ten in the water, but you can hang 3600 on a zipline. There are many places to zipline across the island, including Maui’s longest zipline at 3,600 feet.
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Top Things to do on MauiMaui could be considered the quintessential Hawaiian vacation spot. From the luxury resorts along Kaanapali Beach to the rural charm of Hana, this island has something for everyone to enjoy. Here is a list of the top five things to do on Maui.
