Couple walking along the beach with canoes in the foreground
Destination Information
Maui Island– The magic isle and second largest hawaiian island, but with low population, making it very desirable with its diversity and attractions, there something for everyone here! Boasting heavenly beaches and its scenic wonders it’s no wonder this island is on so many bucket lists! Spend your days on farm tours (some amazing farm to table food awaits you here), hiking trails, art galleries, historic sites, snorkeling, golfing and attend a Luau.
Weather: Average yearly temperature is a tropical 75-85*degrees
Language: English~Hawaiian
Highlights:
- Road to Hana- leads you through tropical rainforest, with dramatic scenery of flowing waterfalls and plunging pools, experience old hawaii first hand. This road is not for the faint of heart so we suggest hiring a driver so that you can relax and soak in the sites. Take it slow, there is so much to see!
- Haleakala National Park- Maui’s highest peaks 10,023 feet above sea level, morning sunrises are unforgettable.
- Lahaina- Hot spot on the west, historic whalers village with shops, restaurants & marina, catch some great tours leaving from here.
- Molokini- A small island a few miles off of Maui’s southwestern coast, great for snorkelers and divers.
- Wailea- South shore of Maui, known for its world class golf courses and crescent-shaped beaches.
- Hump Back Whale watching – a must do in the winter months!