The Ultimate Maui Guest Guide
Known for luxury resorts, scenic drives like the Road to Hāna, and sunrise at Haleakalā Crater. Great for couples, families, and those looking to relax in style while still enjoying adventure and natural beauty. The best island to catch the end of whale watching season!
Where to Stay
Luxury: Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Montage Kapalua Bay
Mid-range: Hotel Wailea (adults only), Ka’anapali Beach Hotel
Unique: Hana-Maui Resort (great stop on the Road to Hāna)
Beaches
Wailea Beach
Napili Bay
Launiupoko (beaching and surfing)
Pohaku Park/S Turns (beaching and surfing)
Airport Beach (snorkeling)
Kāʻanapali Beach
Kapalua Bay (snorkeling)
Things to Do
Drive the Road to Hāna
Watch sunrise or sunset at Haleakalā Crater
Haleakala National Park (bring your National Park pass)
Relax on Kāʻanapali or Wailea beaches
Snorkel at Molokini Crater
Visit ʻĪao Valley State Park
Catch the end of whale watching season (Dec-Apr)
Sunset Cruise (Sea Maui great service)
Duck pond hike- walking loop with pretty views!
Twin Falls Hike (Moderate) - there are 3 waterfalls to hike to. Its approximately 2 mile total to hike in and back out. *Bring Bug spray for hiking
Where to Eat
Mama’s Fish House (reservations months in advance!)
Star Noodle (Asian fusion)
Ululani’s Hawaiian Shave Ice
Lahaina Fish Co. (historic Lahaina is still recovering post-wildfire, but parts are open)
Dukes or Hula Grill (get the hula pie!)
Honu (nice dinner with a view)
Miso Phat (sushi)
Island Vintage at Whalers (coffee, acai bowls)
Island Vibes in Napili (coffee, acai bowls)
Papi’s Ohana (known for cinnamon rolls)