The community of West Maui is recovering from the wildfires that devastated Lāhainā. Many businesses are no longer in operation or are temporarily closed. Please check their websites for the most recent information.
Maui, also known as “The Valley Isle,” is the second largest of the islands and home to some of Hawaii’s most famous locations. On Maui, you get a little bit of everything — from small surf towns in the tropics of Hana, to luxury living at the resorts in Wailea, to white sand beaches and lively harbors at Kaanapali and Lahaina. Here are a few of our suggestions for the top attractions on Maui.
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Kai Kanani Exclusive Catamaran Tours
Location: Maluaka Beach in Makena
Price: Starting at $135
Beach-loading off of Maluaka Beach in Makena, South Maui, Kai Kanani offers many appealing tours. Go for an early morning snorkel and have Molokini all to yourself. Or sleep in and enjoy the deep blue ocean while the sun is high. And if sunset is your mood-maker, come aboard for appetizers and an open bar and leave the crowds behind.
Spectacular Haleakala Summit Sunrise Tour
Pick-up: Select Maui hotels, including Kaanapali Beach and Lahaina
Price: Starting at $207
Sea Maui Kaanapali Sunset Cocktail Sail with Open Bar Campaign
Check-in: Sea Maui kiosk at Whaler's Village Kaanapali Beach
Price: Starting at $86
Hike Maui Rainforest Trails & Waterfall Swim — Best Hana Hiking Tours
Check-in: Kahului Park n' Ride Commuter Parking Lot
Price: Starting at $114
Aqua Adventures Maui Molokini Crater Snorkeling Tour & Snuba Dive
Check-in: Maalaea Harbor
Price: Starting at $128
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