The Road to Hana is a stunning, all-day adventure through lush rainforests, waterfalls, and breathtaking coastal views, but be prepared—it’s a long drive on winding, narrow roads with sharp turns, making it an unforgettable journey for the adventurous (and not for the faint of heart!).

Haleakalā National Park is home to the island’s iconic dormant volcano and offers some of the most breathtaking views in Maui. One of the most popular experiences is watching the sunrise from the summit, where you’ll see the island bathed in early morning light from over 10,000 feet above sea level. If you’re planning to catch the sunrise, be sure to reserve a sunrise permit in advance, as spots are limited. The park also offers beautiful hiking trails and stargazing opportunities for those wanting to explore further.

For shopping, dining, and a taste of Maui’s local culture, Whalers Village, located next to the Westin, is a popular beachfront spot with a variety of boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment options, all just steps from the ocean.

Black Rock is just a short walk north from The Westin along the beach and is a great spot for snorkeling, where you can often see sea turtles and enjoy some cliff jumping in one of Ka’anapali’s most scenic locations.

If scuba diving isn’t your thing but you still want to experience Maui’s incredible marine life, there are plenty of excellent snorkeling spots to explore. From the vibrant reefs of Molokini Crater to the clear waters of Honolua Bay and Black Rock Beach, Maui offers unforgettable underwater experiences. You can also book guided snorkeling tours that take you to the best locations around the island, where you’ll have the chance to swim with sea turtles, tropical fish, and more!

Hawaii offers some of the most spectacular diving experiences in the world, with crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and an abundance of marine life. From exploring lava tubes and underwater caves to swimming alongside sea turtles, manta rays, and reef sharks, diving in Hawaii is truly unforgettable. There are a number of excellent dive companies you can book with, offering tours for all experience levels. If you’re new to diving or want to learn, Hawaii is one of the best places to try something new and take the plunge!

A Maui classic, known for its fresh, locally caught seafood and stunning oceanfront views. Reservations are A MUST, and book up months in advance.

Offers farm-to-table dining with incredible ocean views, specializing in Hawaiian regional cuisine with fresh, local ingredients.

For an authentic Hawaiian cultural experience, don’t miss the Old Lahaina Luau, known for its traditional hula, music, and an unforgettable feast right by the ocean. Reservations are required and book up in advance so plan ahead!