Maui is one of the world’s top destinations for whale watching — and winter, especially January through March, is peak season. Every year, thousands of North Pacific humpback whales migrate to the warm Hawaiian waters around Maui to breed, nurse their calves, and show off spectacular behaviors that thrill visitors ...
Maui is one of the best places in the world for whale watching, drawing thousands of humpback whales to its warm, protected waters every year. If you’re planning a trip to Maui between December and April, whale watching should be at the top of your itinerary. Below is everything you ...
A Maui luau in 2026 is not just entertainment — it is a journey through Polynesian history, Hawaiian royalty, and island traditions that have been passed down for generations. Maui has long been considered the cultural heart of Hawaii, and in 2026 its luaus are reaching new levels of quality, ...
Maui is the undisputed whale watching capital of Hawaii — and 2026 is expected to be one of the most spectacular whale seasons ever recorded. Every winter, tens of thousands of humpback whales migrate from Alaska to Maui’s warm waters to give birth, raise their calves, and perform breathtaking displays ...
Step away from the coast and breathe in the crisp, floral air of Upcountry Maui. Stretching along the slopes of Haleakalā, this region is rich in farms, gardens, and panoramic views — a blend of nature, flavor, and artistry. A Different Side of Maui Stroll through the fragrant Ali‘i Kula ...
Each winter, Maui’s waters transform into a playground for humpback whales migrating from Alaska. Between December and April, thousands of these giants gather to breed and nurse their young in the warm Pacific. Witness the Whales From Lahaina or Ma‘alaea Harbor, hop aboard a catamaran or eco-friendly boat for a ...
Trade the beach towel for a saddle and explore the island the paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) way. Horseback riding in Maui blends serenity and scenery — the rhythm of hooves echoing against emerald slopes and ocean horizons. Scenic Trails and Ranch Heritage Ride through the rolling meadows of Upcountry Maui or ...
Feel the rush of tropical air as you zip across lush valleys, jungle canopies, and coastal ridges — Maui’s zipline adventures combine adrenaline with panoramic island views. A Bird’s-Eye View of Paradise Popular sites like Kapalua, Haleakalā, and Upcountry offer thrilling zipline experiences that soar over eucalyptus forests and waterfalls. ...
Watching dawn break from 10,023 feet above sea level at Haleakalā — the “House of the Sun” — is a moment that stays with you forever. As the horizon ignites in gold and crimson, the world below seems to sleep under a sea of clouds. A Spiritual Experience In Hawaiian ...
The Road to Hana isn’t just a drive — it’s a pilgrimage through paradise. This legendary 64-mile coastal road weaves past 600 curves, 50 bridges, and countless waterfalls, revealing the wild, untamed side of Maui. Stop Along the Way Pause at Twin Falls for a refreshing dip, admire the panoramic ...
Lahaina’s coastline glows under the setting sun — the perfect stage for a Hawaiian lū‘au, where rhythm, flavor, and legend intertwine. These evenings celebrate centuries of culture through dance, storytelling, and cuisine, giving visitors a true taste of aloha. The Royal Lahaina Lū‘au: Myths of Maui Held oceanfront on Kā‘anapali ...
Maui’s underwater world is a living rainbow — coral gardens, sea turtles, and tropical fish moving gracefully beneath crystal-clear waters. Whether you’re a first-time snorkeler or an ocean veteran, three iconic locations—Kā‘anapali, Molokini Crater, and Turtle Town—promise unforgettable encounters with Hawaii’s marine life. Snorkel Kā‘anapali Stretching along one of Maui’s ...
