Things To Do

Kaanapali Beach

Great snorkeling off the beach to see fish and sea turtles! If you head down the beach toward the Sheraton, you'll find black rock where you can cliff jump into the water and also known for its excellent snorkeling.

Whale Watching

Every year an estimated 10,000 humpback whales migrate from Alaska to Maui to mate and give birth.  Humpbacks begin arriving in Maui in early December, with numbers peaking from January through March.

Haleakalā National Park

Haleakala Crater is within the national park. Go for Sunrise or Sunset. (see link below for permit fees) Cycling Crater Road is one of the most popular tours in Maui. They will drive you to the top of the volcano and let you coast your way down by bike. Here is a list of some tours: https://www.mauiinformationguide.com/maui-bike-tours-comparison.php Many suggest choosing a company that provides some warm gear, in the winter there is snow at the summit. For more info read: https://www.mauiresortrentals.com/blog/visiting-haleakala

Mama's Fish House

Maui’s most popular restaurant. Famous for its cozy setting, friendly service and amazing food. Make reservations at least one month in advance!

Road to Hana

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black sand beach along the road to Hana.

Ohe‘o Gulch

Series of seven swimming holes (known as the seven sacred pools), connected by waterfalls and set within a bamboo forest

Maui Hiking

This link will take you to a guide for some of the best hiking in Maui