Brianna & Braden
Things To Do
The Myths of Maui Luau at the Royal Lahaina Resort
Guests who are staying at the resort will receive a discounted rate per person for the luau. Please reach out to Brianna or Braden for more information if you would like to attend the luau either at our Pre-Wedding luau night or any other night during your stay.
Alana Spa
Kaanapali’s relaxation and rejuvenation refuge is located at the historic and beautiful Royal Lahaina Resort. We are pleased to offer onsite spa services at competitive rates. For those staying at the resort there is a spa service credit: $20.00 per room per stay at Alana Spa- please note spa services must be reserved in advance at an additional charge.
Under the Branches | Kiawe Outdoor
Join us for a communal, alfresco, dinner experience with Maui's Kiawe Outdoor. This dining experience begins with a celebratory sabering of champagne and pupus as you explore under The Branches at Royal Lahaina. Seated dinner features a 5-course prix-fixe dinner and wine/cocktail pairing. Outdoor cooking using local fare and drink is an experience you and your friends or family will never forget. Allow us to share a little slice of Aloha with a ton of flavor.
The Snorkel Store
Get Maui Ready and rent your snorkel gear here for your entire stay. They offer quick and easy pickup: contact free, express or curbside.
Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows: Cabana and chair rentals
Cabana Rental- Our rolling lawns make way to two oceanfront pools set along the edge of golden Kaanapali shores. Two family friendly are nestled along Kaanapali Beach and adjacent to Royal Ocean Terrance restaurant and The Beach Bar. For an elevated experience, reserve a private shaded cabana package and enjoy poolside food and beverage service from pool servers. Beach chairs, Umbrella and cooler- A lush, tropical island surrounded by calm turquoise water and golden sand beaches is the perfect recipe for fun. And Royal Lahaina Resort, is nestled along Maui's popular Ka'anapali Beach. Soak up the sun on the beach with lounge chairs and umbrellas brought down by the resort’s Beach Activities. Then, end your day with an unforgettable Kaanapali sunset!
Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows: Water activity rentals
Stand Up Paddle Boards- Amazing Starboard 10' Stand Up Paddle Boards for rent - includes lightweight Chinook Paddle and Leash. Half and Full Day Rentals Ocean Kayak- 2 Seat Ocean Kayak and paddles for rent. Half or Full Day Rental Boogie Boards- Top of the Line Morey Bodyboard Rentals
Maui Brewing Co.
Experience brewery-to-table dining as it comes to life in the heart of paradise. Features include expansive outdoor garden seating, an open-air interior, and family-friendly vibe that celebrates our brewery’s history, passion for the craft beer way of life, and Maui roots. Located in our brewery headquarters, our restaurant continues to build upon our innovative, independent brewer spirit through artisanal, simply prepared, island-inspired cuisine. Our bar features 36 craft and specialty beers on tap, including Maui Brewing year-round and special releases and craft beers from other small breweries.
Road To Hana
The road to Hana is one of Maui’s two most famous sights. You can drive the road to Hana yourself or take a tour in a van. It is a long and difficult drive on a narrow winding mountain road. Whether on your own or on a tour, you will see the gorgeous scenery of the rainforest, including many beautiful waterfalls of various shapes and sizes along the mountainsides. If you drive on your own, download the R2H Audio Guide, which will have you stop at safe spots and make sure you don’t miss anything. If you drive yourself, leave your hotel by 8 A.M. or earlier, and take a picnic lunch. Allow at least six hours to get to Hana (with stops to see scenery), and three hours to return (without stops). It’s 81 miles from Kaanapali; the hard part (the Hana Road) has 617 curves and 56 one-lane bridges. If you are prone to motion sickness, do not read (not even the map) in your car or tour van. You must drive back from Hana the same way you came, NOT by the unpaved desolate southern route.
Mama's Fish House
Long before visitors flocked from around the world to Mama’s Fish House, a very young Floyd and Doris Christenson flew to Hawaii on the new TWA prop-jet that had cut flying time to the islands to 13 hours. Hawaii had just become a state and a friend had urged them to visit Maui. There were no resorts on Maui, only the Pioneer Inn in sleepy Lahaina ($10/night). To reach the deserted beaches of Kaanapali and Wailea, they had to walk through thick groves of thorny Kiawe trees. A Tahitian family urged them to visit Tahiti and the South Pacific which they said was still an undiscovered paradise.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives- Hawaii
Hawaii has long been beloved for its beaches and mild climate. Those same attributes make for fantastic food, including line-caught fish, tropical fruit and tiki cocktails ideal for enjoying at sunset by the beach. Here are a few of the islands' most-iconic dishes, and the best places to try them.