No itinerary? No problem. On Maui, adventure unfolds naturally—just go holoholo and explore at your own pace. Here, the journey is just as rewarding as the destination, and there’s no shortage of incredible places to discover.
Locals say Maui no ka oi—Maui is the best—and it’s easy to see why. Surf world-class waves, snorkel vibrant reefs, or soak in a mesmerizing sunset from a postcard-perfect beach.
Find your perfect Maui vacation rental with Aqua-Aston. With locations in prime destinations like Kaanapali and Kihei, choose from vacation rentals in Maui that blend island charm with modern comfort.
Upcountry is the place to go holoholo. The only thing sweeter than the lavender and eucalyptus-scented air, is the eclectic boutiques and organic ranches.
Haleakala National Park is a destination for any bucket list. Watch the sun rise above the clouds, hike through a red cinder desert, take a scenic drive to find waterfalls, catch a vibrant sunset, enjoy stargazing... The adventure is endless.
Wailea 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.
If you ask for directions on Maui, the locals will answer in the amount of time that it takes to get there, and landmarks along the way.
Maui will literally blow you away. It can be very windy on the Island, especially in the afternoon.
Take a helicopter tour to be let in on Maui’s marvelous secrets, like hidden waterfalls. A 40-50 minute tour will give you the most bang for your buck.
From late November to early April, Maui gets a visit from its favorite winter tourists: humpback whales. See them from vantage points at McGregor Point and Lighthouse or take a tour boat from Maalaea to see them up close. They're hard to miss.
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Snorkeling
Let’s be clear: The water off 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 in all of Hawaii.
Water-Sports
The 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.
Zip Lining
You 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.
Adventure
Whether you ask locals or travelers what they recommend you do on Maui, hiking beautiful trails throughout the island and driving the road to Hana are a must. There’s hiking and biking for all levels but for those ready for something serious, Haleakala National Park is just the place. Maui is known for its scenic views from almost anywhere on the island, so make sure you see as many as you can while you’re adventuring.
