Welcome to paradise
Maui is one of Hawaii’s most popular islands, and it’s easy to see why. With staggering volcanic peaks, scenic waterfalls, and 30 miles of beautiful beaches, Maui is a tropical paradise.
Drive the world-famous Hana Highway, snorkel or scuba dive on Kaanapali Beach, and watch the sunrise from Maui’s highest peak. Wonderful adventures await on this gorgeous island.
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Full of natural wonders and stunning views, Maui is a dream come true for hikers, surfers, scuba divers, and nature lovers.
West Maui
Maui’s northwest coast was once the playground of Hawaii’s kings and queens. Today, it boasts spectacular sights, beautiful beaches, and plenty of shops and restaurants. Hike the West Maui Mountains, ride the surf, or catch a breathtaking sunset as you relax on the beach.
Kaanapali Beach
No visit to Maui would be complete without a stop at America’s best beach. With crystal clear water and white sand, Kaanapali Beach is one of the most beautiful places on earth. When you’ve finished snorkeling and relaxing on the warm sand, check out Kaanapali’s seven resorts, top-tier restaurants, and high-end shops.
Haleakala National Park
Home to Maui’s highest peak, Haleakala features amazing views, five different climate zones, and unique flora and fauna that you won’t find anywhere else. With plenty of hiking trails for all levels, you can explore both volcanic vistas and lush landscapes full of picturesque pools and waterfalls.
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Hit the road
Outside of the main Maui attractions, there’s plenty more to explore, and if you have more than a few days in Maui, it’s worth hitting the road to discover what else the island has to offer. Tour a pineapple plantation, see a rainforest, or island hop to Oahu and visit historic Pearl Harbor. Hawaii is full of wonders and one-of-a-kind experiences.
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If you love pineapples, you can’t miss Maui Pineapple Tours: the only opportunity in the U.S. to tour a working pineapple plantation. On the tour, you’ll learn how pineapples are grown and harvested, and, of course, you’ll get to sample some of Maui’s delicious pineapple products.
Iao Valley
For an escape from civilization, travel to the remote Iao Valley, where you can adventure through a rainforest and see the Iao Needle: a 1,200-foot tall volcanic peak. Be sure to take the Iao Needle Lookout Trail for the best views of this geological marvel.
Pearl Harbor
If you have time, you may want to visit some of the other islands. Oahu is just a short flight from Maui, and is home to one of Hawaii’s top tourist destinations: Pearl Harbor. While you’re there, check out the two museums dedicated to the Japanese attack in 1941.
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Best Maui driving roads
Hana Highway
For a scenic road trip, you can’t do better than the famous Hana Highway. Taking you through rainforests and jungles, past waterfalls and jaw-dropping views of the ocean, the highway stretches from West Maui to the little town of Hana on the island’s northern coast.
Honoapiilani Highway
Drive the Honoapiilani Highway for a comprehensive tour of Maui. On this scenic route, you’ll hit stops like the Maui Ocean Center, historic Lahaina whaling town, and beautiful Kaanapali Resort. Stretch your legs on the Kaanapali Beachwalk and stop for a meal at one of Kaanapali’s popular restaurants.
Haleakala National Park
If you’re not sure you want to hike Maui’s tallest peak on foot, good news: you can easily drive to the top of Mount Haleakala. Along the way, you’ll encounter great views of the park and mountain. Just be sure to book a reservation if you want to watch the sunrise from the peak!
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