Aside from spectacular beaches and the lush landscape, Maui has it all for both cultural and adventure travelers.
On the cultural side of things, there is great food ranging from the traditional lu’au with its associated entertainment to local seafood to ethnic mom and pop restaurants. Wonderful art galleries specializing in Hawaiian folk art, glass blowing and fine art are located along the towns in West and South Maui. There are jewelry shops specializing in coral and pearl jewelry. Other places to visit include:
- Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum in Central Maui
- Banyan Tree Park in Lahaina
- Maui Ocean Center in South Maui
- Maui Tropical Plantation in Central Maui
- Olawalu Petroglyphs in West Maui
- Tedeschi Winery in Upcountry
For those who want something more adventurous, try snorkeling and scuba diving at Molokini Crater, windsurfing at Hookipa Beach Park on the North Shore or horseback riding in the Upcountry. If you really want to try extreme vacationing, camp in the Haleakala Crater and try cycling or hiking the trails. Other adventures on the island:
- Hiking to various pools and falls along the road to Hana
- Zipline tour in the Upcountry
- Learn to surf
- Parasailing
- Kayaking
- Helicopter tours
Need a Maui Hawaii hotel during your stay? The Mauian is a wonderful hideaway located on the warm sands of Napili Bay. The waters are calm there as the bay is protected by an outer reef. Relax at the pool or on the beach with the complimentary beach towels and chairs. Kick-back in one of the recently refurbished oceanview or Napili beachfront studios each with a fully equipped kitchen, Tempur-Pedic king bed, and private lanai with table and chairs. The Mauian also provides a daily complimentary continental breakfast featuring fresh island fruits, juices, pasteries and Kona-blend coffee among other amenities. Located in West Maui, The Mauian is close to the tourist town of Lahaina, area golfing, the Kapalua Airport and many other activities.
Aloha and have a wonderful time in Maui!
