Maui Tours and Activities
THE BEST MAUI TOURS & ACTIVITIES
Looking to experience the very best of Maui? This island offers endless adventures and activities for every type of traveler. Whether you want to swim, snorkel, sail, or surf, Maui has it all. Explore the island’s natural beauty by hiking through volcanic craters, witnessing breathtaking sunsets, or enjoying a traditional Hawaiian luau complete with hula dancing and fire performances. For those seeking a scenic journey, the Road to Hana awaits, along with whale watching tours or even a helicopter ride over Maui’s stunning landscapes.
Maui is truly “No Ka Oi,” meaning “the best,” and it’s easy to see why. From pristine beaches and lush rainforests to cascading waterfalls and the awe-inspiring Haleakala summit towering 10,000 feet high, the island offers diverse, captivating landscapes to explore.
We provide water sports for all ages, romantic escapes for couples, and thrilling adventures like ziplines through the rainforest or off-road ATV tours. Looking to dive deeper? Snorkel near a shipwreck or trek through a bamboo forest. Whether you prefer an all-inclusive package or a tailor-made vacation, Maui has everything you need to create unforgettable memories.
Maui is truly “No Ka Oi,” meaning “the best,” and it’s easy to see why. From pristine beaches and lush rainforests to cascading waterfalls and the awe-inspiring Haleakala summit towering 10,000 feet high, the island offers diverse, captivating landscapes to explore.
We provide water sports for all ages, romantic escapes for couples, and thrilling adventures like ziplines through the rainforest or off-road ATV tours. Looking to dive deeper? Snorkel near a shipwreck or trek through a bamboo forest. Whether you prefer an all-inclusive package or a tailor-made vacation, Maui has everything you need to create unforgettable memories.
Best Maui Tours & Activities
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Maui – The Gathering Isle
SWith its lush valleys, pristine beaches, and rich cultural heritage, Maui is the perfect place to experience the true essence of Hawaii. Whether you’re drawn to the dramatic cliffs of the Road to Hana, the serene beauty of Haleakala’s sunrise, or the festive luaus that bring people together, Maui offers a gathering space like no other. From water adventures to culinary delights, the island’s blend of natural wonders and modern experiences creates the perfect setting for any gathering, be it family vacations, weddings, or spiritual retreats.
Discover the incredible sights and experiences that await you on Maui:
Discover the incredible sights and experiences that await you on Maui:
- Road to Hana – Embark on a breathtaking drive through tropical rainforests, alongside cascading waterfalls, and take in stunning ocean views.
- Haleakala National Park – Home to the majestic Haleakala Crater, this park is perfect for hiking, watching the sunrise, and stargazing.
- Maui Ocean Center – Explore Hawaii’s vibrant marine life with engaging exhibits and daily educational programs at this world-class aquarium.
- Lahaina Banyan Court Park – Relax beneath one of the largest banyan trees in the U.S., a popular spot for picnics and local events.
- Nakalele Blowhole – Witness this natural wonder as waves crash into the shore, sending towering water spouts into the sky.
- Ka’anapali Beach – Known for its soft white sands and crystal-clear waters, this beach is a must for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts.
- Molokini Crater – Snorkel in this underwater sanctuary, teeming with colorful fish and sea turtles in a half-submerged volcanic crater.
- Iao Valley State Monument – Hike through lush greenery to the towering Iao Needle, a stunning rock formation with deep cultural significance.
- Maui Tropical Plantation – Take a guided tour of this lush working plantation, complete with restaurants, shops, and picturesque gardens.
- Wailea Beach – Relax in the serene waters and bask in the luxury of nearby resorts, perfect for a day of swimming and sunbathing.
Maui Tour & Activity FAQs
What Time Of Year Can I See Humpback Whales In Maui?
Humpback whales migrate to Maui in the winter to give birth and breed. The first “scouts” arrive in November and stay till around the end of March and early April. The whales are most active during the full moon in January and February.
Should I Rent A Car On Maui?
Maui is a fairly large island with lots of open spaces. A car is best if you want to see as much as possible but there is a public bus system that stops in the major towns. Many tours, including boats and land tours, offer hotel or condo pick up and drop off. The road to Hana is popular but is best experienced with a van tour. The road to Hana is a 10 to 12 hour day and it’s much more relaxing and you’ll see way more during a tour than you will driving it yourself.
Can I Fly Directly To Maui From The Mainland?
Yes. Flights from the west coast and Texas fly directly to Maui daily. While most major U.S. and international carriers fly to Honolulu, Hawaiian Airlines, American West (US Airways), American Airlines, Continental, Delta and Northwest Airlines fly directly to Maui.
What Is The Difference Between Maui And The Other Islands?
Maui is the second largest island of the main Hawaiian islands. Known as the “Valley Isle” it has a unique hourglass shape formed by its two mountains with a large ismuth or plain between them. Kauai is the smallest of the main islands with less accessible inland roads but spectacular ocean cliffs and the massive and beautiful Waimea Canyon. Oahu has the largest population (some 1 million residents) with beautiful protected bays, expansive mountain ranges and huge surf along the north shore while Maui has the second largest population of around 100,000 residents. The Big Island is over twice the size of all the other islands combined yet is the third least populated of the four main islands. Kauai is the smallest of the main islands and thus has the least amount of residents.
What Are The Most Popular Things To Do In Maui?
Known for some of the best beaches of the main Hawaiian islands, Maui is also home to incredible rainforests and waterfalls along the road to Hana . Haleakala is famous for its spectacular summit sunrise! Towering over 10,000 ft high at the summit, Haleakala Volcano encompases amazing views within this National Park. Molokini Crater sits just off shore of southern Maui and is a world class marine reserve visited daily by snorkel and dive boats.
What Is The Best Time To Visit Maui?
The spring and fall shoulder seasons of April through May and September through November have less crowds with often discounted prices for flights and accommodations.
What Is Maui Best Known For?
Maui has around 80 beaches island wide with more miles of accessible beaches than any other Hawaiian island. Hana’s black sand beach is the most well known and unique on the island. Sunrise at the 10,000 ft summit of Haleakala volcano is also a well known activity as well as whale watching during the winter months.
What Are Some Of The Best Things To Do On Maui?
- Attend a Luau. Not many people travel all the way to Hawaii without attending the quintessential luau. ...
- Go Whale Watching.
- Swim with Sea Turtles. ...
- See the 7 Sacred Pools of Ohe'o Gulch.
- Walk on a Black Sand Beach. ...
- Pose With Lahaina's Banyan Tree.
- Tour a Pineapple Farm. ...
- Learn to Hula.
What Should I Do Today In Maui?
There is much to do in Maui so it’s important to pace yourself. Some things will take a whole day to experience such as the road to Hana (10 to 12 hours) or sunrise at the 10,000 ft summit of Haleakala (3 am start). However there are activities that won’t take up an entire day like whale watching (winter months), snorkeling at Molokini Crater (morning tour), cruising Lahaina and the Banyan tree or attending a luau (evening).
What Types Of Boat Cruises Are Available In Maui?
There are basically four kinds of activities available on Maui boat tours: Snorkel tours to Molokini Crater and Turtle Town (South Maui), and Honolua Bay and Olowalu (West Maui). Sunset cocktail and dinner cruises are on both the south and west sides of the island as well as whale watching tours (in the winter months), and fishing charters.
What Are The Most Affordable Boat Cruises In Maui?
Shorter tours such as afternoon whale watches and sunset cocktail cruises (no dinner) are the least expensive boat tours.
What Are The Best Hikes On Maui?
The most popular and safest hikes in Maui are the Pools of Ohe’o Trail and Pipiwai Trail (through the Bamboo Forest) in Hana. Iao Valley State Park trail near Wailuku in Central Maui. Twin Falls trail in Haiku past Paia along the road to Hana. Sliding Sands trail into Haleakala Crater and Poli Poli State Park in the 6000’ elevation Kula Forest Reserve.