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 Lahaina: Beginner Scuba Dive with Small GroupsYou’ll start right from Lahaina’s shore with a pro guide who keeps things relaxed but safe. Practice breathing underwater, see tropical fish (and maybe turtles), then take on your first real Maui scuba dive—all gear included, plus a snack after. If you can swim confidently in the ocean, this is your shot at seeing Maui from below the waves.
Maui: Whale Watch Small Group & Dolphin EncountersYou board a 12-person raft at Lahaina and spend two hours drifting through the Maui Nui sanctuary listening to humpback whale songs on a hydrophone, watching calves and mothers, and spotting dolphins along the way. The marine naturalist explains what you're seeing without narrating over it. Purified water is included. If no whales appear during peak season (Dec–April), your next tour is free.Is it for me?Book this if you want close whale encounters without the crowds and don't want to arrange your own boat — the 12-person limit and low-riding raft are what make the difference between watching whales and being near them.
Maui Molokini Crater Snorkel Sail & Buffet LunchYou’ll sail from Mā’alaea Harbor to Molokini Crater alongside a local crew, get fitted for snorkel gear (with lessons if you need), swim among tropical fish in crystal-clear water, then relax on deck with a buffet lunch and island coffee. Expect laughter, ocean breezes, and maybe a quiet moment or two that sticks with you long after.
Maui: Sunset Sail from Ma'alaea Harbor with Pupus & DrinksYou’ll board a sailing catamaran at Ma'alaea Harbor for an evening of island-style music, fresh pupus (appetizers), and two included drinks as Maui’s sky shifts color over the Pacific. With a local crew sharing stories and whale watching in season, you’ll feel both relaxed and part of something special out on the water.
Ka'anapali Beach Sunset Dinner Sail with Molokai ViewsA two-hour sunset dinner sail departing directly from Ka'anapali Beach, with trade wind sailing along Maui's coastline and views of Molokai and Lanai. The crew raises the sails as you settle on deck or the trampolines with mai tais, local Maui beers, and a dinner of teriyaki chicken, mango BBQ pulled pork, pineapple fried rice and fresh-baked cookies. You return to Ka'anapali Beach as the sun sets. Guests must be 21+ to drink alcohol; bring a light jacket and leave your shoes in the onboard locker.Is it for me?Departing directly from Ka'anapali Beach means you don't need a car or a ride to a distant marina—the sail leaves from the sand where you're staying or visiting, and the full dinner and drinks are already paid for, so there's nothing to arrange once you're aboard.
Maui: Road to Hana Private Tour & Waterfall SwimYou're picked up in Kahului and driven through rainforest, past waterfalls, and along coastal cliffs for 5 to 6 hours. You swim in a pool beneath a cascade, walk through tide pools, see Rainbow Eucalyptus and bamboo thickets, and eat fresh banana bread. The guide handles all the driving and knows where to stop, so you never have to navigate or decide what's worth seeing. Hotel pickup can be arranged separately.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Road to Hana's best stops without driving yourself or waiting for a group to move — the private format and fixed 5 to 6 hour window let you see waterfalls, rainforest, and coastal views without the full 10-hour round trip to Hana town.
Maui Turtle Town Snorkel with Marine Biologist & Shore EntryYou meet at Olowalu, get a snorkel lesson on the sand, then enter the water from a shallow area and swim out to Maui's oldest reef with a marine biologist who explains what you're seeing as you see it. Green sea turtles, coral, and fish are the draw; the guide's knowledge is what makes it stick. All gear, instruction, and photos are included, and groups stay small enough that the pace fits you.Is it for me?Right for swimmers with basic comfort in the water who want to understand what they're seeing, not just float over it. The marine biologist guide and small group size mean you learn as you go, and the shallow entry point removes the anxiety of a deep-water start.
Maui: Intro Scuba Diving Class & Guided Reef Dive LahainaYou’ll feel your nerves fade as you learn scuba basics in Lahaina with patient PADI instructors, then float over Maui’s coral reefs watching turtles and tropical fish glide by. All gear is included and your guide stays close so you can focus on breathing in those first underwater moments—maybe even laugh at yourself a little after surfacing.
Maui: Molokini Snorkel & Turtle Tour with Small GroupYou’ll jump off a small boat into Maui’s clear waters near Molokini Crater, snack on local banana bread between swims, and watch Hawaiian green sea turtles drift by in Turtle Town. With a friendly crew guiding you and all gear included, it’s less about rushing and more about soaking up those underwater colors — and maybe laughing at yourself in a wetsuit.
Molokini Crater Snorkel & Whale Watch Maui: 2.5-Hour Zodiac TourYou snorkel Molokini Crater for an hour in clear water with provided gear and wetsuit, then spend the rest of the morning cruising for humpback whales on a fast Zodiac. The tour includes all snorkeling equipment, a wetsuit top, life jacket, Hawaiian snacks and juice, and underwater hydrophones to hear whale songs if whales are near. You're back on shore by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Molokini and have a shot at whale watching without committing to a full-day ocean tour—the short duration means you keep the rest of your day free, and the Zodiac's speed gets you to the crater and back faster than a standard boat.
Maui: 60-Minute Helicopter Tour & Haleakalā Crater ViewsYou board a six-seat helicopter at Kahului Heliport and spend an hour flying over Maui's two halves — East Maui's rainforest and waterfalls, then West Maui's mountains and coastline, with Haleakalā Crater's 10,000-foot rim as the centerpiece. The pilot narrates throughout, and you get unobstructed forward-facing views. Call 72 hours ahead to confirm your departure time.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Maui's scale and geography from the air without spending a full day driving. The flight is 60 minutes, which means you're in and out of Kahului Heliport in a morning or afternoon, and the shared cabin keeps the cost lower than a private charter — though you will need to call 72 hours ahead to lock in your departure time.
Maui Sunset Sail on Catamaran: 'Alihilani with Open BarThe 'Alihilani is a spacious catamaran that sails the 'au'au Channel off Maui with motors off and sails raised for a true performance sailing experience. You relax on forward trampolines or in shaded cabin seating while the crew handles the rigging, and the trip includes appetizers, an open bar with beer, wine, sparkling wine and island cocktails, plus reef-safe sunscreen. From December through March, humpback whales often breach and tail-slap nearby. The sail runs about two and a half hours; arrive 30 minutes before departure.Is it for me?Book this sail for a late afternoon or evening when you want to be on the water instead of on land—the motors stay off once the sails rise, so you get the real sound of sailing, and the open bar and appetizers mean you don't have to arrange dinner separately.
Maui Road to Hana: Waterfalls, Black Sand Beach & LunchYou get picked up from your Maui hotel in a luxury van with a driver who knows the Road to Hana inside out. Your day includes stops at multiple waterfalls with optional swimming, the black sand beach at Wainapanapa State Park, fresh banana bread from a family stand, and a full lunch with local fruit and juice. The small group size (14 guests max) and fixed itinerary mean you don't have to navigate the narrow road yourself or figure out where to eat—everything is arranged, and you're back at your hotel by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Road to Hana's main waterfalls and black sand beach in one full day without renting a car or navigating the narrow, winding road yourself—the fixed itinerary and small group size (14 guests max) are what make it possible to hit all the stops and still have time to actually swim and eat without feeling rushed.
Maui: 5 Line Jungle Zipline & Rainforest Eco TourYou zipline through five lines strung across Maui's rainforest canopy with a professional guide managing safety and timing. The tour includes water, snacks, helmet, and a walk-through of the ecosystem between each run. Families with kids 6+ book this regularly; the whole experience takes a few hours and works well paired with a Hana drive or North Shore waterfall visit the same day.Is it for me?Book this if you want a family-friendly adventure that combines the thrill of ziplining with a real look at how Maui's rainforest works — the guide and small group size mean you're not just flying through; you're actually learning the place.
Maui: Makena Bay Kayak & Turtle Snorkel Small Group TourYou’ll paddle Makena Bay’s calm waters with a small group and local guide, spotting Molokini’s outline and Haleakala’s slopes as you go. Snorkel over lively reefs in Turtle Town beside Hawaii’s green sea turtles—sometimes dolphins or whales show up too. All gear is included, plus light refreshments and plenty of time to soak it all in.
Maui: Intro Scuba Diving Lesson & Guided Shore Dive LahainaYou’ll meet your guide right on the beach in Lahaina for an intro to scuba diving with all gear provided. After a short online lesson beforehand, practice basic skills in shallow water before exploring Maui’s coral reefs with just three others and your instructor nearby. Expect laughter, some nerves, maybe even turtles — and leave feeling lighter than when you arrived.
Maui: Waterfall Hike, Rainforest Walk & Chocolate Tasting TourYou’ll hike through Maui’s lush rainforest with a local guide, see Hawaii’s first Road to Hana waterfall up close, walk ancient royal trails among giant ferns, and taste artisan chocolates straight from the source. Expect muddy shoes, hands-on chocolate making, and real stories woven into every stop—a day that lingers long after you leave.
Haleakala Sunrise Tour: Classic Vehicle Ride & BreakfastYou’ll wake before dawn for a guided drive up Haleakala, watch sunrise from above the clouds, hear stories from your local guide about Maui’s history and geology, visit Makawao’s cowboy roots and Paia’s surf scene, and finish with breakfast in town. It’s equal parts chilly adventure and warm memory.
Maui Road to Hana: Black Sand Beach, Waterfalls & Turtles TourYou’ll wind along Maui’s legendary Road to Hana in a comfy SUV with a local guide who knows every twist. Expect rainforest walks, black sand beaches, waterfall swims (if you dare), messy roadside lunches—and glimpses of real island life you’ll remember long after.
Maui: La Kahea Farm Tour & Tasting with Mountain ViewsYou walk through a working farm on Maui, taste snacks made from crops growing right there, and learn how sustainable farming works on the island. The tour includes views of Haleakala and time with the farm animals. It's paced for all fitness levels, so families and solo travelers both fit in easily.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see how Maui's food actually grows and taste it fresh, without needing a high fitness level or special experience. The farm is a working operation, not a polished attraction, so expect to move through real fields at a relaxed pace.
