Things To Do On Maui

Go to the Beach - Some of the best Hawaiian beaches are on Maui. Mornings at the beach are always the best. In the afternoon, the trade winds come up and the water gets choppy as a result. Here is a list of favorite beaches.

Shopping in Lahaina - Stroll through the old whaling town of Lahaina and you can visit Museums, Art Galleries, Restaurants, Night Clubs, Churches, and plenty of shopping. Lahaina is the place to shop and party.

The Maui Ocean Center at Maalaea Harbor, is offering a camp program between March 19 and 30, 2007. This hands-on camp for kids allows them to use all of their senses to explore and learn. Activities will include crab fishing, shoreline hikes and ocean games. This is open to kids ages 7 to 12.
Call (808) 270-7070 or visit www.mauioceancenter.com.

Maui Golf Courses are world renowned. Maui has 11 golf courses, Kapalua one of the most famous, is home to the PGA Hawaiian Open.

Maui Helicopter Tours - A scenic tour of the island by helicopter offers views of the Heleakala volcano, waterfalls and beautiful areas only seen via air.

Day Sail to Snorkel at Molokini - Day trip to the Crater Island of Molokini for great snorkeling, and maybe a BBQ lunch. A 1/2 hour boat ride from Maui.

The Royal Lahaina Luau - Arguably, the best luau on Maui.
A great meal and a great show!

Downhill Bicycle Down Haleakala - Ride a bicycle 38 miles downhill from the top of the Haleakala Volcano at dawn.

NOTE: DOWNHILL BICYCLE TOURS on Maui from the summit of Haleakala to the coast are being suspended following the third fatality in a year on the runs. All seven companies with permits for the tour have been advised to cease operations by Oct.10, pending a reevaluation of safety requirements for the tours.

Drive to Hana Maui - The road to Hana is a long and winding road, but worth the drive. Some of the most breathtaking scenery in the islands are along this road.