The Highway to Hana  

This is one of Maui’s most famous activities.  A whole day should be dedicated to the trip to Hana.  The highway is a 60-mile stretch of Highway that curves along the Northeastern part of the island.  It is an extremely curvy drive along steep cliffs overlooking the Pacific.  Along the way, you will drive over 50 one-lane bridges and narrow roads. Stop for pictures at waterfalls, lush gardens, and bamboo forrests. If you get hungry along the way stop at a mango tree. All fruit trees within 5 feet of the road are free to eat.
The road eventually leads to the small town of Hana  This is the most desolate part of the island often referred to as " Heavenly Hana". Pack a lunch and have the most wonderful picnic at a the most serene, secluded beach.

Whale Watching Cruise:

From December to April it's whale watch season on Maui.  Whales can be spotted regularly from the Southern and Western shores.  You can take a cruise for a few hours to watch these graceful creatures.  Most tours leave from Lahaina.

Molokini & Turtle Town Snorkel Cruise

There are several snorkel trips that will take you to the best snorkeling spots around Maui.  Molokini is a small island off of Maui, where the water is so clear, it can be visible up to 100 feet below the water.  Turtle town is a hot spot in the water, where sea turtles gather.  Many cruises will bring you to both locations.  A BBQ lunch is served during the trip.

Maui Ocean Center

This is one of the best aquariums in the world.  You will see a large assortment of strange and beautiful ocean creatures.  It boasts a 750 gallon tank filled with manta rays and even a tiger shark.  There is also an under water tunnel you can walk through, where large and exotic sea life surrounds you.

Driving up Haleakala

Haleakala is the majestic dormant volcano on Maui.  It rises over 10,000 feet above sea level.  It is an amazing drive to the peak.  If you go on a clear day, the views are just amazing.  If you go on a cloudy day, you will actually be able to drive through the clouds.   When you reach the top, you feel like you are in an airplane looking down at the clouds.  It takes about 2-2.5 hours to reach the top, depending on what area of the island you depart from.

Be sure to bring a sweatshirt or jacket.  As you reach high elevations, it gets cold. Depending on the time of the year, there may be snow at the top.  The air is also thin, so people with breathing problems may want to find out more information.

Many people choose to make this journey before sunset or before sunrise.  It is awe inspiring to watch the sun rise from the top of Haleakala. 

Bike down Haleakala

If you are looking for an exhilarating activity, a bike down Haleakala is a great option. A van takes you and the bikes to the top. A guide leads you and other adventurers down the volcano. Enjoy the fresh air and scenery as you coast all the way down.

Zip Line Adventures

Another one of Maui’s exciting adventures!  You can zip line in Kaanapali or Upcountry.  There are a variety of tours available.  This adventure will allow you to explore areas of Maui not usually visited by most tourists.

Luaus

A Hawaiian luau is a great way to end a day.  Maui offers several options. At every one, you are treated like royalty from the moment you you arrive. You will enjoy many tropical drinks, a feast fit for a king, and an exciting show displaying the history and legacy of Hawaii and Polynesia. 

Golf

Maui is a golfers dream.  There are 16 truly awesome courses to choose from.  Many of Maui's golf courses are voted best in the world.  The weather on Maui makes for excellent golfing, and each course is immersed in amazing scenery. 

Helicopter Tours

With this thrilling adventure, you will view areas of Maui that can only be seen from above.  Some helicopter companies will take videos of the sites on your trip.

Dinner Cruises

Spend a romantic evening on the ocean. Maui’s dinner cruises feature excellent cuisine, incredible views, and unsurpassed sunsets.