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Number of things to do | 318 |
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Cheapest thing to do | Maui Sunrise Tour: Self-Guided Drive |
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Vacationing in Maui on a budget? The following can be experienced for nada.
Hui Noʻeau Visual Arts Center - Satiate your arts and culture cravings here and observe local talent at work.
Waikane Falls - There's something soothing about being around water, so stay a while here.
Hali imaile Farmer's Market - Strike up a conversation with a few locals and learn why many tourists swing by this place.
Holy Ghost Mission - Spend a moment in prayer or meditation at this peaceful holy site.
Makaluapuna Point - Contemplate the stark difference between the city and nature's wild beauty at this scenic spot.
Maunalei Arboretum - Find your green thumb and marvel at the diverse range of plants on show.
While Maui is universally stunning, it is also divided into several distinct areas. Some cities on the island are tucked away, while others are bustling and right in the thick of the culture and action. No matter the nature of your trip, you can find a part of Maui where you feel right at home.
Central Maui — If you fly into Kahului Airport, the largest airport on the island, you will begin your vacation in Central Maui. There are plenty of attractions and activities here, from the Kanaha Beach County Park to the small shops in Waikulu.Upcountry Maui — Travelers seeking an off the beaten path experience will appreciate a trip to the upcountry part of Maui. In the rolling hills and stunning mountains of this region, activities include tours of local farms and slow wanders through botanical gardens.West Maui — Staying on the west side of the island used to be reserved for royalty and other well-to-do travelers. Today, anyone can enjoy the impressive resorts. Some of the best water activities in Maui are also found here—take advantage by snorkeling out beyond the shores of Kapalua Beach.East Maui — The most popular spot in east Maui is Hana, for which the 52-mile Hana Highway is named. Expect lush forestry and national parkland on this side of the island.
While Maui activities may seem to be calling your name, there are some things worth seeing on the island that are a bit less adventurous than diving beneath the sea or hiking a rainforest. For instance, the museums and art galleries in Maui offer intriguing exhibits. Learn something new as you walk through sites like Hana Coast Gallery or Whalers Village Museum. Take in a ‘Ulalena show that only Hawaii could put on at the Maui Theater or a classic magic show at Warren and Annabelle’s.
The best things to do in Maui are difficult to nail down, simply because there are so many activities to choose from. Snorkel, scuba dive, or learn to windsurf while you’re feeling the Hawaiian spirit. Maui excursions include hikes in Hana that lead to rushing waterfalls and Kihei paddle boat adventures that might just put you face to face with a sea turtle. Maui tours may also put you atop a volcano or speeding along a zipline as you make your way from one side of the island to the other.
Maui is a fantastic destination for a family break. Bring the little ones along and have a go at these family friendly experiences together:
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As one of the highest-ranking luxury beaches in the U.S., this stunning stretch of sand with crystal-clear water is lined with high-end hotels and shops.
This stretch of powdery sand is part of an upscale resort community and is an ideal place to sunbathe, snorkel, and dive with Hawaiian green turtles and manta rays.
This vacation accommodation hotspot has everything you need. Its protected waters attract swimmers and snorkelers in summer, and surfers and body boarders in winter.
You can do some window-shopping at Whalers Village during your stay in Kaanapali. Amble around this romantic area's beautiful beaches and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
From mountain peaks to forested valleys, from the Pacific coastline to a volcanic crater, this national park encompasses a great diversity of natural habitats.
Maui locals and visitors love the multi-part beach that stretches along much of the shoreline of Kihei. Come to snorkel, splash in the water or enjoy gorgeous sunsets.
Make time to visit the sea animals who live in Maui Ocean Center during your trip to Maalaea. Wander the area's seaside or simply enjoy one of its seafood restaurants.
One of the best places in the U.S. to watch the sunrise is this impressive centerpiece of Haleakalā National Park, marking the birthplace of the island of Maui.
Calm, luxurious, picturesque and visited by amazing marine life, this is one of West Maui’s more family-friendly swimming and snorkeling destinations.
Indulge in Hawai’i’s high life with a stay in this beautiful coastal area known for its luxury accommodation and secluded beaches.
Small-town friendliness and conveniences make this neighborhood on West Maui a great place to stay to enjoy a relaxing oceanfront vacation.
While visiting Ukumehame Ahupuaa, you might make a stop by sights like West Maui Mountains and Maalaea Bay Beaches.
If you're spending some time in Halama Street, Kihei Town Center Shopping Center and Coast Guard Beach are top sights worth seeing.
Check out the seaside views, live music, and theaters while spending some time in Downtown Lahaina. Though there might not be many attractions in the neighborhood, you won't need to go far to find top spots like Puamana Beach Park or Kaanapali Beach.
Though Haiku might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Haleakala Bike Company and Haiku Park.
