So, you've landed on the lush island of Maui. Now What? The challenge here isn't running out of things to do. It's fitting the thousands of activities and adventures into your short visit. Knowing what the options are will certainly help to decide what the best use of your vacation will be.
Whether you want to simply bask in the sun and enjoy the serenity of Maui, or take a leap of faith while zipping through tree tops. Knowing your options ensures the most out of you Hawaii vacation.
Hana is by far one of the most special places in my heart. Hana's green valleys are perfect for a day of adventure. It's easy to lose one's self to the majesty of Maui's East Side.
The road to Hana is a perfect place to spend the day with your family and friends. With campgrounds, lush waterfalls, and an endless amount of trials to hike and explore, hikers of any experience level will be sure to find what they are looking for.
Hiking not your thing? No problem. Bring your beach gear for a day of snorkeling and swimming for the whole family.… (more info)
Ever wonder what life lives under the sea? Time to stop guessing and find out first hand.
Whether you'd prefer a large boat or a speedy raft, Maui's ocean will unveil it's majesty before your eyes. Some of the most magical places to explore by boat are Molokini, Turtle Town, and the Coral Gardens.
Thats not to say that you need a boat to enjoy the sea life. There are hundreds of places to snorkel on Maui. Most of them are just off shore. However, there is nothing, NOTHING like the crater of Molokini.… (more info)
Of course, there is nothing like simply relaxing on the beach. No one should ever leave Maui without dragging their toes through the sand.
So of course the question arises, What is my favorite beach? Its hard to nail down a favorite beach on Maui. Makena, or Big Beach, is a fabulous place to bring the family on a calm day. With life guard towers and the title of the 'longest beach on Maui', no one should return home from a Maui vacation without basking in the sun and frolicking in the water. … (more info)
One of the most majestic sights would have to be Haleakala's Crater. It is a must see as far as visiting Maui is concerned. The Haleakala Crater is a brutal hike by foot. Fortunately, there are horses available to take you and your family down and back up the crater of Haleakala. All of the benefits of exploring one of Maui's most secluded locations without the aches and pains the following day..
and of course, I'd suggest watching the sunrise or sunset from that enchanted mountain peek.
Among the thousands of things to do in maui. One of the things you can't afford to miss is attending a luau. With a whole new culture to taste, it isn't a surprise that luau's are amongst the most popular activities in Hawaii. Entertainment as well as dining for the whole family can be combined into a memorable evening. … (more info)
There's something magical about being out on the water at sunset. Perhaps it's the glistening sunlight off of the ocean, or maybe it's a chance of seeing dolphins playing in the week of your boat during that golden hour of light. Whenever it is, there's nothing more romantic than dinner with queued up one as the sun dimensions into the ocean.
.. and you never know what you might see.… (more info)
The vast majority of Maui is lush valleys and plant life are uncharted by roads. Which is what makes helicopter rides so spectacular. From the vantage of a helicopter, Maui's majestic valleys and waterfalls will unveil themselves to you.
If you ever get the chance to take a helicopter ride on Maui, it will be an experience of a lifetime.
This particular view is looking over Kipahulu Valley and all of its waterfalls.
For those seeking a more adventurous vacation. Zip line into the treetops may be up your alley. Amognst the the many things Maui has to boast about, having the longest zipline in the state is close to the top. An adventure for the whole family awaits you high up in the trees. The top of the line and safety equipment along with professional guides makes four wholesome family fun to remember.… (more info)
A must do for any Maui visit is watching the sunrise from Haleakala. The cool air combined with the magical colors as the sun emerges from the clouds is just a start. There are several companies that run bike tours down the mountain all the way to sea level. Depending on your personal level of comfort on a bike, they offer self guided tours as well as group tours. This is one of the activities your kids will remember.… (more info)
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