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Alii Nui Sailing Charters
The Alii Nui is a luxury built, one of a kind sailing catamaran measuring 65' in length and 36' in width. If you are looking for quality in terms of the boat as well as service on board, the Alii Nui may just be for you. The complement of charters available include snorkeling to Molokini or Turtle Point off Maui's southern shoreline, sunset sails, dinner sails and whale watches in season. Typically the number of passengers taken on each trip will be less than the coast guard approved number to provide for a more comfortable visitor experience. Easy access to the water is provided on both the bow and the stern and there are two oversized restrooms on board for maximum convenience. If you are a fan of sailing, you are in luck because every opportunity is taken to put the sails up when the conditions are right.
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Molokini Deluxe 2 Snorkel Stops with Alii Nui Sailing Charters on Maui (12 Reviews, 5 Star Average)
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If you are coming to Maui on a cruise ship then you need to make sure you browse our Maui cruise ship category before you make any reservations for activities during shore leave.
Dinner cruises usually include: full dinner, an open bar, live entertainment and the best show of all: the islands, the sea, the mountain peaks, clouds, sun, stars, and - as often as heavenly possible - the moon.
Molokini Island Crater is actually the tip of an extinct volcano, barely peeking above the ocean surface between Maui and Kahoolawe. Visibility is often 150 feet, tropical fish are everywhere, and its sheer cliffs and rugged beauty are often the focus of professional photographers.
We offer the best activities on Maui at the most competitive prices anywhere. We can arrange virtually any custom tour package that you can imagine!
The stiff Maui's trade winds provide for great Maui sailing trips. If the notion of Maui sails intrigues you, you've come to the right spot. The Maui sailing climate and prevailing winds provide the best possible sailing environment.
There's a reason people love snorkeling on Maui. The ocean waters surrounding Maui and its neighbor islands of Lanai and Molokini are comfortably warm, have great visibility (often in excess of 100 feet), and are teeming with beautiful coral formations and colorful tropical fish.
Many vessels on Maui can take you on a sunset cruise, most leaving from Lahaina harbor. Catamarans, sloops, schooners, and even power vessels - no matter what boat on Maui you take, one thing is certain, it will be the beginning of an evening you will remember for a long time to come.
Sometimes you just can't fit a square peg in a round hole. We have accumulated here on this page a few of the activities we offer on the island that just don't seem to fit in any of the traditional categories.
Surfing was a sport of the ancient Hawaiians and is even more popular in Maui today. Maui's abundant coastline offers big waves for surfing veterans and surfing spots suitable for beginners.
Narration and interpretation of whale movements are provided on Maui whale watching boats. You'll find yourself wanting to know more about these fascinating creatures.
