Maui Activities

Here's just a few of the activities you'll find on Maui:

Watersports: boating, parasailing, jetskiing, snorkeling, scuba, fishing, swimming. Did we mention SURFING?

Shopping: Lahaina Galleries, Upcountry, Paia, Kaanapali, Whalers Village

Dining: Okazuya & Deli, Hula Grill, David Paul's Lahaina Grill, Mama's Fish House, Roy's Kahana Bar & Grill, Mala, Spago, Longhi's, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Tiki Terrace

Beaches: Ka'anapali Beach, Kapalua Beach, D.T. Fleming Beach Park, Wahikuli County Park, Ironwoods, Weilea Beach, Maluaka Beach (Makena Beach)

Miscellaneous: Horseback riding, hiking, biking (try biking down Haleakala), spelunking (yes, there are caves on Maui)

These are just a few of the many great activities you're going to find here on Maui!

UPCOUNTRY MAUI

If you think Maui is all beaches and water...look up. There is a whole other Maui that is wonderful. The air is clean and cool and the views are spectacular.

You may want to see the sunrise from spectacular Haleakala, Maui's domant volcano, but on your way down take a couple of hours to explore the Upcountry towns. That should be enough of a tease to make you want to come back.

Makawao, pronounced ma' ka wow, is home to Maui's most bustling and active art community. In addition to the many shops and galleries Makawao hosts visiting artists who lecture, demonstrate and teach in their various specialties.

'Ulupalakua is home to the largest working ranch on Maui and Tedeschi Vineyards, Maui's Winery. Stop in and enjoy some pineapple wine and spend some time walking the grounds. There's a ton of Maui history here.

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