The Valley Isle
Maui
The winter home of humpback whales, breathtaking mountains and the scenic Road to Hana, this island of romance and natural wonder has become one of the most popular destinations for guest from around the world.
Nicknamed “The Valley Isle,” Maui is known not only for its breathtaking valleys, but also for its soaring mountains, crystal clear waters, tumbling waterfalls, and incredible scenic vistas. From Haleakala, rising more than 10,000 feet (3,000 m) above sea level and the go to spot to see the sun rise over the clouds, to Molokini, a remote ancient volcanic islet that is home to incredible snorkeling and scuba diving, and the Road to Hana with its 52 miles of twists and curves, Maui is a scenic wonderland. During the winter months, the waters surrounding the island become the holiday home of migrating humpback whales, and there is nothing quite as amazing as seeing these majestic mammals in their natural environment. On land, the island boasts fields of lavender and sweet pineapple, artisanal distilleries, and world class dining with cuisine that spans across the world.
West Maui Mountains
Experience the natural beauty of Maui’s West Maui Mountains! Plan your adventure with our guide to its scenic trails and cultural gems.
Haleakala Volcano
Visit Haleakalā Volcano, home to awe-inspiring sunrises, vibrant ecosystems, and thrilling hikes. Your ultimate Maui adventure starts here!
Te Au Moana Luau
Celebrate Hawaii’s traditions at Te Au Moana Luau! A perfect evening of hula, fire dances, and authentic Hawaiian cuisine in paradise.
Myths of Maui Luau
Delight in a night of Hawaiian traditions at the "Myths of Maui" Luau, offering spectacular performances and a feast of local island flavors.
Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum
Visit the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum in Maui to uncover the island’s sugar plantation history, workers’ stories, and cultural impact.
Kalepolepo Beach Park
Kalepolepo Beach Park offers a relaxing Maui escape with calm waters, turtles, and a glimpse into Hawaii’s rich past at its historic fishpond.
Oneloa Beach
Oneloa Beach is Maui’s hidden gem, offering uncrowded shores, scenic beauty, and crystal-clear waters for the ultimate Hawaiian escape.
MauiWine
Sip and savor at MauiWine, a must-visit destination for wine enthusiasts. Discover pineapple wines and breathtaking vineyard scenery.
Hoapili Trail
Hike the scenic Hoapili Trail in Maui, a perfect blend of natural beauty and history with stunning ocean views and lava fields.
Fleming Beach
Fleming Beach offers everything from swimming to snorkeling in a picturesque Maui setting. Relax and enjoy this peaceful beach escape.
Emerald Golf Course
Tee off at Emerald Golf Course, a top-rated destination for golf enthusiasts seeking scenic views and a premier golfing experience.
Kamaole Beach Park I
Kamaole Beach Park I offers soft sands, clear waters, and a laid-back vibe. Discover why it’s a must-visit Maui beach spot!
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Good to Know
- If it is your first time on the Road to Hana, you will want to book a tour so you don’t have to worry about driving and can focus on the views.
- Planning on seeing the sunrise on Haleakala? Dress warmly since temperatures can drop to close to freezing,
- Although public transportation is available, renting a car is recommended while on Maui.
- Many of the restaurants on Maui are incredibly popular and reservations are recommended.
- When looking for activities and hotels, try to choose areas that are nearby so you can avoid traffic.
- The Old Lahaina Luau and The Feast at Lele sell out weeks in advance, so be sure to book early!