Maui Attractions

Iao Valley State park is one of Maui's most popular tourist attractions. The park is near the center ... [continued]

The southern side of Haleakala is remote and unpopulated. If you choose to drive all the way around ... [continued]

A very good snorkeling location for swimmers who feel comfortable swimming around the coves of the bay (right side of bay) where visibility is good.

Many summit Haleakala Crater to watch the sunrise over the Hawaiian Islands. There is hiking in the crater, but at an elevation of 10,000 feet the crater is very cold, and most tourists find thems...

Kahanu National Tropical Botanical Garden is the home of Pi'ilanihale, the largest ancient temple in ... [continued]

One of the more spectular water falls on the road to Hana, especially after heavy rain.

A beautiful view and nice picnic spot despite many mosquitos. This road is a 40 minute diversion (road trip) on the Hana highway.

Picturesque, but we do not recommended swimming in the pools due to fresh water bacteria (see health and safety guide).

This is a recommended stop along the road to Hana. The State park features blowholes, sea arches, ca ... [continued]

Among the waterfalls that you pass on the Hana highway, Wailua Falls is perhaps the most impressive ... [continued]

This isn't so much a trail as it is a hike along section of coast that has been terribly eroded by s ... [continued]

Honokeana Bay is just south of Napili bay. This difficult to find bay is a nice place to watch or sn ... [continued]

Excellent snorkeling when the ocean is calm and rain water hasn't washed into the bay

The Kapalua coastal trail starts at D.T. Flemming beach and ends at Kapalua Bay. This is a scenic 1. ... [continued]

The Lipoa Point conservation area is a great place to explore or take photos of Honolua Bay. A costa ... [continued]

The Ohai Trail is an easy to walk 1.2 mile trail with coastal views that takes less than half an hou ... [continued]

A series of tide pools that sometimes offer protected bathing