Maui Activities

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Maui Zipline Adventures

Zipline Maui

Soar high above and through the tree line on a safe zipline course. Not only is this one of the more fun and exciting activities to do in Maui, it also is educational. While you take the short hikes from zipline to zipline, you'll be treated by a well-informed guide with information about the local foliage, animal-life and local culture.

Skyline Eco-Adventures
(808) 878-8400
Haleakala Course: 1 1/2 - 2 hours
Kaanapali Course: 3 1/2 - 4 hours

Bike Down Haleakala Volcano

Bike Maui

Another unforgettable Maui experience is biking down the slopes of Haleakala Volcano. This dormant volcano reaches a peak of 10,023 feet above sea level. Ride from the base of Haleakala National Park effortlessly for miles at your own pace. There's very few better ways to see the island of Maui than on a bike.

Haleakala Bike Company
(888) 922-2453
Drive Time: 2 1/2 hours
Ride Time: 1 1/2 - anytime (Self-paced)

Maui Sailing & Snorkeling

Saiing in Maui

There's no better way to go snorkeling than by sailing to your destination. Travel to nearby Molokini Crater on Kai Kanani (one of the newest catamarans on Maui.) They enjoy an unshared location in convenient Makena, just outside of the Makena Beach & Golf Resort.

Kai Kanani Sailing Charters
(808) 879-7218
Morning Snorkeling: 2 hours 15 min
Sunset Cocktail Cruise: 2 hours
Whale Watch Cruise: 2 hours

Massage & Spa

Massage Maui

Not only do they cater to visitors who could use an inexpensive, quality massage, Massage Maui will take no-fault insurance if you've been in an accident! They have many different packages for you as well as your partner. Get a facial, massage, reflexology, mud wrap, salt scrub, and many other exotic ways to treat yourself!

Massage Maui
(808) 357-7317
145 North Kihei Road, Kihei
Many different packages available!

Molokini Snorkeling

Molokini Crater

Often if there's swell in the water or the weather isn't perfect, Molokini will be your best bet at finding clear waters to snorkel. This sunken volcanic atoll is a marine sanctuary, making it ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving. The amount of life on the reefs can be incredible! Pride of Maui offers some of the best rates and best trips.

Molokini Snorkeling
Toll Free (877) TO-PRIDE
101 Maalaea Boat Harbor Rd., Wailuku
Many different trips available!

Maui Luaus

Maui Luaus

No trip to Maui is complete without at least 1 luau experience. There are around a dozen different luaus available on Maui, all of which offer authentic feasts, live music, hula dancing, cultural craft-making displays, historic narration, tropical cocktails, Imu ceremony, and fire knife dancing. Choose the right luau for you and your family, and you'll be back again next time!

Maui Luaus
(808) 879-6263
Show & Dinner Duration: 2 - 4 hours

Road to Hana

Hana Maui

You've heard it again and again. "You MUST do the Road to Hana!" Driving to Hana and back is a lot of fun, but not for the weak-stomach. You'll make many twists and turns while passing numerous waterfalls, beautiful cliffy coastline, and through tropical rainforest. Ride withthe windows down to indulge in the jungle scents. Order the Road to Hana CD for the best experience!

Road to Hana
Road Closures: (808) 986-1200
Drive Time: 2 1/2 - anytime (self-paced)

Maui Fishing

Maui Fishing

Draw on the experience of a seasoned fishing captain and rely on state-of-the-art fishing equipment and gear to help you have the best Maui sport fishing trip of your life! Fish for Mahi Mahi, Ahi, Ono, Blue Marlin, Striped Marlin, Aku, Short Nosed Spear Fish, Rainbow Runners and much more. Maui is famous for having plentiful fishing waters. Come find out for yourself!

Maui Fishing
1-800-490-0849
4, 6, and 8 hour trips available from Mala Ramp

Maui Dinner Cruises

Dinner Cruise

There's no better way to watch the sunset than from the water. Combine that with a cold tropical drink, delicious meal, live music, and some warm breezes, and you've got yourself a great night ahead of you. There are many different cruises available. Ask an expert about which dinner cruise is right for you. You'll find some are more friendly for kids and others more romantic.

Maui Dinner Cruises
(808) 879-6263
Duration: Approximately 2 hours

Maui Scuba Diving

Maui Scuba Diving

Serious divers and beginners can expect the best scuba diving trips with Prodiver Maui. Not only do they take you to some great locations to dive, but you can also get certified with them.

Other than scuba, Prodiver offers personalized surf lessons as well as kayak rentals.

ProDiver Maui
(808) 875-4004
Boat Dives, Shore Dives, Certifications,
Surf Lessons & Kayak Rentals

Maui Wave Pool

Wave pool

Da Rush is Maui's own man-made wave offering great rides in south Maui, Hawaii. Take a trip to Kihei town and ride with friends at your leisure. Expert instructors will help you get the most out of the experience, ensuring a great time every time. You can stand up and carve like a surfer, do tricks like a skateboarder, ride on your belly like a boogie boarder or try your hand at body surfing.

Da Rush Maui
(808) 264-5406
22 Alahele St. off of South Kihei Road.




Other Maui Activities

Maui Helicopter Tours

Though helicopter tours are very expensive, they're often worth every penny (especially if you've never been up in one before.) You'll areas on the island of Maui that can't be seen in any other way. Waterfalls and valleys that can't be traveled to on foot or by car can be accessed on a Maui helicopter tour.

Whale Watch

Humpback whales journey from Alaska to Maui waters every year during our winter (December 15th to April 15th.) While here, these massive mammals mate and give birth to their young. The surface activity witnessed is something that brings visitors back to Maui year after year in order on a Maui whale watch.

Scuba Diving

There are countless world-class diving spots around Maui. From the Cathedrals off of Lanai to the backside wall of Molokini Crater, you'll find locations that meet the desire of any level diver. Learn more about scuba diving in Maui.

Molokini

Molokini Crater is a volcanic atoll close from the south coast of Maui. It has an arched shape that keeps swell from disturbing the clarity. It is also a natural preserve for both fish and birds, further enhancing their symbiotic relationships. It's always an adventure when snorkeling Molokini.

Surfing Maui

There's no question that we love to surf in Maui. The waves aren't quite as good as on Kauai or Oahu, but we get our fair share. For those learning, we have plenty of spots that are conducive to amateur learning. For advanced surfers, we have some pretty heavy waves during the winter season. Learn more about surfing in Maui.

Free Activities

Free activities include going to the beach or going hiking. There are a good amount of things to do in Maui that are free (or cheap) if you look hard enough. Look for activities near your hotel and for things to do that don't require much fuel. Take a look at this list of things to do in Maui for more ideas.

Costly Activities

Cost for activities can sometimes be an issue. Some of the most expensive activities include helicopter tours, private boat charters, and ziplining. Helicopters and boats rely on expensive fuel and crew members. Ziplining can cost a lot depending on who you book with. Make sure to look around!

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