Top Adventures in Wailuku
Hike through Iao Valley to Kūkaemoku (The Needle)
This is a very simple hike for people of all ages, and a great way to see the beautiful Maui rainforest. It is one of the more popular hikes on the island of Maui due to its short length and high accessibility. Kūkaemoku (known as The Needle), whi...
0.4 miles
300 ft gain
Hike the Waihe'e Ridge Trail
Waihe'e Ridge is a great hike for those looking for a hike to see waterfalls or to get a little exercise in. The trail is dog-friendly, but dogs must be kept on leash. Keep in mind there could be wet weather on the hike, so bring any necessary ite...
4 miles
1500 ft gain
Hike the Lahaina Pali Trail from the Ukumehame (West) Trailhead
It can be difficult to spot the trailhead and parking lot, but look for an opening in a pack of trees off of Highway 30. If you are traveling with one car, make sure to come back down the same way from the crest. If you have another car with you, ...
Exploring the Road to Hana
Start near Paia on Highway 36 and head east. The road is famous for its many twists and turns, so consider taking lots of breaks to get some fresh air and avoid getting car sick. There are many stops along the way, from ice cream to medium length ...
Explore the Nakalele Blowhole
Getting to the Nakalele Blowhole is not too difficult. Use the Google Maps location on here to drive to the spot listed. There will be a dirt parking lot.Warning: If you are coming from Kahului, do not take the Kahekili Highway (Hwy 340) unless yo...
0.3 miles
-300 ft gain
Surf Honolua Bay
Honolua Bay is one of the best waves on the northwestern coast of Maui and offers up great waves during the winter months. The break picks up Northern swells and produces a near-perfect right-hand point break with big barrels and turn sections.
Th...
Beach Day at Kaanapali Beach
Kaanapali Beach is about a 45-minute drive from Kahului Airport, and only two miles from Lahaina. Nearly all of the seaside resorts here back right up to the beach, making it an ideal place to stay if beach time is your top priority. If you are ...
Paddle Board (SUP) Napili Bay, Maui
This is an awesome place to stand up paddle - whether you are an experienced paddleboarder or a beginner. The bay is generally calm and protected and easy to board in. Beginners can stay closer to shore and feel comfortable in the calm, clear wate...
Snorkel Kapalua Bay
There are only a few Hawai'ian snorkeling gems better than Kapalua Bay. Tucked into a narrow cover along the rocks of a long dormant volcano is a beautiful sandy bay that should be on any Maui snorkeling list. The neighborhood is quiet and relaxed...
Hike & Swim Twin Falls, Maui
The parking area for the trail is right off of Hana Hwy. The lot may be packed which isn't surprising as a lot of people visit, but there aren't as many people once you start exploring the falls. From the lot, you will see a food stand beside the ...
1 miles
Snorkel at Turtle Town
Turtle Town technically spans the area between Nahuna Beach and Black Sand Beach, but because Maluaka Beach has some of the best snorkeling on the island, many consider it the epicenter of Turtle Town. Beacause this beach is protected from trade w...
Camp at Hosmer Grove
Hosmer Grove is the closest drive-up campground to the Haleakalā summit. Camping at 7,000 feet you should be prepared chill, fog, and rain during the evening and morning. Nighttime temperatures can drop close to freezing while daytime highs averag...
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Haleakala National Park (Cabin Permits)
Overview Located on the island of Maui, Haleakala National Park maintains three wilderness cabins for normal visitor use, Holua (elevation 6,940ft 2,115m), Kapalaoa (elevation 7,250ft 2,210m), and ...From $75/night
