Paradise Maui

From its natural beauty, wonderful activities, and splendid attractions, you will quickly learn why natives say, "maui no, Ka'oi"....meaning Maui is the best. Maui was transformed by two volcanoes and consists of grasslands, tropical rain forest, steams, waterfalls, and white sandy beaches.

In Haleakala take a drive through the national park and enjoy a panoramic view of Molok'i, Lana'i, Kaho'lawe, and the Big Island. Visit I'ao Valley on the west side of Maui and Kahakuloa for a look at rustic Hawaiian lifestyles.

In Maui you will discover whale watching to be a visual sport. Humpback whales come to give birth and nurture their calves from November to April. Ma'alaea Bay is a popular spot for whale watching in the winter. Beachcombers will love Maui's crystal clear waters where you can enjoy snorkeling, sailing, and windsurfing. 

Maui's resorts offer beautiful beach fronts and enjoyable excursions. Black Rock and Ulua known as home to many sea life and coral reefs. You can also enjoy a day trip to Molokini Island where marine life is abundant.
For a look at culture and diversity, you'll want to explore one of Maui's many museums, visit the whale center of the Pacific for a glimpse of 19th century whales, or visit the newly opened Maui Ocean Center at Ma'alea for a look at aquariums, exhibits, and man-madeeefs. Maui is well-known for its beautiful botanical gardens. Relish the 126 acres of Kahuna Gardens. You can discover beautiful orchids at the tropical gardens of Maui or explore the enchanted garden of Kula Botanical Gardens.

Maui emphasizes Hawaiian regional specialties in its dining establishments, where you'll find many exquisite creations from Maui's world-class chefs.