Things to do in Maui
Maui Snorkeling58 optionsWhale Watching Maui41 optionsZipline Maui Hawaii8 optionsRoad to Hana Tours31 optionsMaui Dinner Cruise38 optionsHana Tours16 optionsMaui Helicopter Tours11 optionsSunset Cruise Maui9 optionsSailing in Maui17 optionsMaui Haleakala Sunrise Bike Tour16 optionsKayaking Maui12 optionsMaui Airport Taxi6 options
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Maui: Road to Hana Waterfalls & Black Sand Beach TourYou get picked up from your Maui hotel and spend a full day on the Road to Hana with a professional driver handling all the navigation. Swimming stops at two waterfalls, park entries included, and a picnic lunch at the black sand beach break up the drive. Hotel drop-off happens in the evening, so you're back without arranging your own transport or timing the stops yourself.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on Maui who want the Road to Hana experience without arranging their own transport, navigating the narrow roads, or timing the stops — a full day out means you get to actually swim and explore instead of rushing between photo spots.
Maui: Helicopter Flight & Hana Rainforest LandingYou fly 40 minutes over Maui's North Coast in a seven-seat helicopter, see the Road to Hana and Jurassic Rock from above, then land in the Wailua Valley rainforest for 30 minutes of ground exploration on a former taro plantation. Your pilot provides live commentary throughout. The whole experience takes about two hours from airport check-in to return.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Maui's remote rainforest and coastline without hiking or driving the Road to Hana — the helicopter is the only way to reach this particular valley, and the 30-minute landing gives you time to walk around instead of just flying past.
Maui: Makena Turtle Reef Kayak & Snorkel Tour with GuideYou’ll launch early from Makena Landing with friendly local guides, paddle calm waters alongside sea turtles, snorkel vibrant reefs in Turtle Town, and snack on fresh fruit while hearing Maui stories. Expect laughter, quiet moments above clear water, and an easy pace that lets you actually breathe — not just sightsee.
Kahului Airport to Maui Hotels: Shared Shuttle & Lei GreetingYou're met at baggage claim by a greeter holding your name, helped with luggage, and driven to your Maui hotel in a shared air-conditioned shuttle. The route covers Kihei, Wailea, Lahaina, Kaanapali and nearby zones, with optional lei greeting available. Price is fixed, pickup is guaranteed, and the whole transfer takes roughly an hour depending on your hotel's location.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip arranging a rental car or negotiating with a taxi driver at the curb — the shuttle picks you up by name, the price is locked in before you land, and you're at your hotel without making any decisions after a long flight.
Maui: Private Stand Up Paddle Boarding Tour in Turtle TownYou’ll start with a quick SUP lesson in calm Makena Bay before paddling out alongside your guide — spotting sea turtles gliding beneath you and drifting past ancient lava cliffs. Expect small stories from locals, digital photos included, and plenty of time to find your balance while floating above Maui’s reefs. It’s peaceful in ways you might not expect.
Maui: Haleakala Sunrise & 15-Mile Downhill Bike TourYou arrive before sunrise, watch the crater light up from the summit, then bike down 15 miles of switchbacks and Upcountry roads with a guide, gear, and park entry all handled. Breakfast is at a local stop in Haiku where you cover your own meal. Plan for early morning and moderate-to-strong bike fitness — the downhill is technical, not casual.Is it for me?Right for experienced cyclists who want to see Haleakala's sunrise and then earn the descent on a bike. The early start and technical downhill riding demand fitness and recent bike skills — this is not a casual pedal, and the morning commitment is real.
Group Surf Lesson at Kalama Beach, Kihei: Learn to Catch WavesA group surf lesson on Maui at Kalama Beach in Kihei teaches you to catch waves with experienced coaches in a small class. The lesson runs two hours, includes all equipment (board, rash guard, reef shoes) and free parking; you arrive at the Surf Club Maui van, get a land safety briefing, then enter water that stays waist to chest deep with coaches in the water beside you. Participants must be at least 11 years old and able to swim in the ocean and deep water.Is it for me?You'll be standing and catching waves within hours at Maui's best beginner beach, with coaches and all gear ready to go.
Maui to Lanai: Snorkel & Dolphin Watch Eco-Raft TourYou board a low-slung raft in Lahaina, cross to Lanai's remote reefs where dolphins surface at arm's reach, and snorkel with certified lifeguards teaching you how to breathe underwater. Breakfast, gear, and marine education are included; you choose between five hours of snorkeling or two hours of dolphin watching only. Small groups mean you're not competing for space or the guide's attention.Is it for me?Right for families and first-time snorkelers who want dolphins without the hassle of renting gear or learning on their own—the lifeguards handle instruction and safety. Plan for a full morning or afternoon out; the five-hour snorkel tour and the four-hour winter combo are what let you reach Lanai's remote spots and see dolphins at eye level.
Maui Sea Scooter Snorkeling: Wailea Beach & Sea TurtlesYou motor out on a Yamaha sea scooter to explore Wailea Beach's reefs at your own pace, spotting sea turtles, rays, octopus and reef fish alongside a local guide. The tour includes all gear, a safety briefing, underwater photos, and small-group conditions. The 8 a.m. departure offers the calmest water; plan on 2–3 hours in and around the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover more reef than swimming alone allows and see sea turtles without fighting currents or exhaustion — the scooter is what makes that possible in a couple of hours.
Haleakala Bike Tour Maui: 15-Mile Downhill Ride & ShuttleYou bike 15 miles downhill from Haleakala's slopes through Makawao and Haiku at your own pace, with KONA bikes and full gear included. The shuttle handles the return drive, and you choose where to eat lunch along the way. Best for experienced riders who want the volcano descent without the national park entry fee or guided-group timing.Is it for me?Right for experienced cyclists who want a self-paced downhill ride and don't mind arranging their own transport to the start — the lack of a guide and hotel pickup is what keeps the price down and the freedom up.
Maui: Private Sunset Air Tour & Champagne for CouplesYou’ll slip past airport crowds into your own private cabin for a sunset flight over Maui’s coast—champagne in hand, live stories in your headset, panoramic views everywhere you look. See Honolua Bay, Molokini Crater, Wailea Beach from above while your local guide shares personal island history. The silence up there might surprise you—it did me.
Maui: Haleakala Sunrise & Downhill Bike TourYou start before sunrise at Haleakala National Park's 10,023-foot summit to watch the volcano light up, then ride a downhill bike tour through 29 switchbacks from 6,500 feet down to the coastal town of Paia. The tour includes a local guide, helmet, cruiser bike, water, and snacks. The whole experience takes a morning and requires moderate fitness and a minimum height of 5 feet.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Haleakala's sunrise and experience the downhill ride without arranging your own transport, timing the park visit, or renting a bike — the early start and fixed schedule handle all three, and a local guide means you're not navigating 29 switchbacks alone.
Haleakala Sunset Tour Maui: 9,740 ft Peak & DinnerYou're picked up at your Maui hotel and driven to the 9,740-foot summit of Haleakala volcano in time for sunset. A professional guide narrates the drive and the views, park entry is included, and you eat dinner at the peak before heading back down. The whole experience takes most of the evening, and the weather can change fast, but you avoid the sunrise crowds and see the island from a perspective most visitors miss.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Haleakala experience without arranging your own transport, park tickets, or timing—and you'd rather skip the predawn alarm and crowds that come with sunrise tours. The evening slot and included dinner mean you're not juggling logistics or eating from a gas station.
Maui Road to Hana: Self-Guided Audio Driving TourYou download the tour to your phone, start driving from Kahului whenever you want, and listen to narration and stories as you navigate 64 miles of curves, waterfalls, and beaches at your own pace. The app includes offline GPS, 60+ stops from Twin Falls to O'he'o Gulch, restaurant and activity tips, and a return route with minimal stops so you can focus on the drive home. Book Waiʻanapanapa State Park in advance and bring cash for local vendors.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the Road to Hana's main sights without joining a bus tour or hiring a guide — the self-guided format means you set the pace, choose which stops matter to you, and aren't locked into someone else's schedule or group.
Maui: Mala Wharf Shark & Turtle Dive for Certified DiversYou descend on a sunken pier transformed into a thriving reef, swimming through schools of fish and past resting reef sharks while sea turtles glide around you. Your small group (max 4) gets personalized attention from your PADI guide as you explore the wreck for close to an hour. All SCUBA gear is provided, and the dive launches from a shop just steps from the shore.Is it for me?Book this if you're a certified diver who wants to see Maui's most prolific marine life in a single dive without arranging your own gear or navigating a crowded group—the small-group format and shore-based location mean you maximize time underwater and minimize logistics.
Maui: Open-Air West Maui Tour Banyan Forest & BlowholeYou’ll ride an open-air shuttle through West Maui’s wild coastlines with a local guide, stopping for ocean views at Honolua Bay Lookout and dramatic cliffs near Nakalele Blowhole. Walk beneath enchanted banyan trees and taste fresh banana bread along the way. There’s time to breathe in sea air—and maybe laugh when things go off-script.
Maui: Private Air Tour for 2-5 with Waterfalls & Lava ViewsYou’ll board a private plane in Maui with your small group, flying above waterfalls, volcanic fields, and famous beaches like Kaʻanapali and Mākena. Listen to local stories through your headset as you circle Haleakalā and spot hidden coves along the Road to Hana. Expect moments of quiet awe mixed with laughter and easy conversation — it’s all included in your day.
Maui: Whale Watching Tour from Lahaina Harbor & HydrophoneYou’ll hear real humpback whale songs through an underwater hydrophone as you cruise Maui’s Au’au Channel from Lahaina Harbor. Watch for breaches and tail slaps with guidance from local experts who know every nuance of these waters. There’s space to move around outside or relax in shaded cabins—bring your own snacks if you like. The memory of those whale calls stays long after you’re back on shore.
Maui: Clear Kayak Tour with Snorkeling & Whale SightingsYou paddle a clear kayak over Maui's coral reefs with a small group, seeing sea turtles, manta rays, and seasonal humpback whales through the transparent hull. All gear, sunscreen, and snacks are included, and a photographer documents the day from shore. Expect two hours on the water with a guide who knows the reef and cares about it.Is it for me?Right for families and first-time kayakers who want to see reef life without snorkeling or diving, and for anyone visiting Maui between December and April hoping to spot humpback whales. Plan for about two hours on the water — that's the window that lets you paddle out, explore the reef thoroughly, and return without rushing.
Maui Road to Hana: Private VIP Backstage Pass TourYou’ll ride Maui’s legendary Road to Hana with your own guide, swimming under waterfalls, tasting fresh tropical fruit, wandering black sand beaches, and sharing stories over local food. Expect moments of surprise (and maybe courage), plus plenty of time away from crowds—just you, Maui’s wild edges, and whatever adventure you want to try.
