From the golden sands of Kaanapali to the red and black sand beaches of Hana, Maui’s coastline is as diverse as it is beautiful. Spend your days sunbathing, swimming, or simply watching the waves roll in.

Maui offers unforgettable hikes, from lush rainforest trails to the otherworldly landscapes of Haleakalā National Park. Whether you want a leisurely stroll or a challenging trek, the island has a path for you.

Soar above the sparkling Pacific and take in sweeping views of Maui’s coastline from a new perspective. Parasailing is a thrilling way to combine adrenaline with unforgettable island scenery.

Snorkelers flock to Maui for its crystal-clear waters and colorful marine life. Explore spots like Molokini Crater or Turtle Town for some of the best underwater adventures in Hawai‘i.

See striking waterfalls cascading through the rainforest, as well as hardened lava flows from Haleakala Volcano, black-sand beaches made from lava rock, breathtaking ocean views, and a conditions-permitting stop for a swim under one of those picturesque waterfalls.

See the entire island of Hawaii in one fell swoop on a Maui Spectacular helicopter ride — the longest group flight on the island! In just an hour and a half you will go around the entire island, taking in the beauty of West Maui and East Maui’s Hana and Haleakala waterfalls, rainforests and valleys.

Molokini is a marine reserve revealing with spectacular water clarity revealing a pristine coral reef. Rated one of the best snorkeling spots in the world, this reef has a variety of beautiful reef fish and other marine life. More than 400 varieties of fish are found in the Hawaiian waters and more than 25% of these are endemic = found only in Hawaii.