Maui Tours and Activities
Useful tips and comments for reference while participating in Maui's activities.
- Allow enough time for driving and parking. When booking an activity, ask your reservation agent about drive time and parking information. (Activity maps supply general driving directions only.)
- Cameras, hats, sunscreen, sunglasses and comfortable shoes are great to bring. On water or trek adventures, bring a bathing suit, towel and possibly mosquito repellent. Extras that are a hassle to carry around: books, jackets (except for Haleakala sunrise), frisbees and beer.
- Golf: Arrive at least 30 minutes early for golf tee times. If you need to cancel your tee time, call at least 48 hours ahead. Grass grain on the greens generally runs towards the island of Molokai. Putts will break and be faster in this direction.
- For activities that include hotel pick up, make sure you are waiting at the designated pick up spot when the bus arrives. Drivers will not wait for late sleepers.
- Traffic between Wailea and Kaanapali is usually heavy from 4-6:30 p.m. on weekdays.
Trained guides narrate the fascinating history of Haleakala and its geology, with explanations of rare plants and animals found only on Maui.
Kapalua Golf Club
Nestled between the lush West Maui Mountains and the crystal blue Pacific, Kapalua’s Plantation, Bay and Village courses are a trio of challenging layouts with spectacular views from every hole.
Hike Maui offers ecotour hikes into the wilderness, with expert guides educating hikers as they climb the trails.
Makena Golf Club
The Makena North and South Courses offer world-class golf and breathtaking tropical vistas on the wind-protected southwest side of Maui.
Venture into the less traveled areas of the island on a guided hike with Maui Eco-Adventures.
Wailea Golf Club
Home to the Senior and LPGA Skins Games, Wailea boasts three of Hawaii’s most respected golf courses and some of the best golfing weather in the state.
Experience the journey with Mountain Riders 38-mile bike ride from the summit of Haleakala down to the sea.
Challenge at Manele (Lanai)
The spectacular natural setting of The Challenge at Manele guarantees an unforgettable round for every golfer who plays here.
Narrated tour takes guests to the summit of 10,023 foot high Haleakala with a visit to Iao Needle located in Iao Valley State Park.
Experience at Koele (Lanai)
The Experience at Koele stands above any other golfing experience in Hawaii. Begin the course in a mountain setting; on a clear day you can see five islands.
With just 6-8 guests per Limo-Van, these tours explore remote and uncommonly beautiful areas of Maui, including Hana and Haleakala.
Marvel at Maui's unique underwater paradise aboard a high-tech 48 passenger submarine, as featured in National Geographic television specials.
Paradise Cruise
The Spirit of Lahaina is Paradise Cruises’ newest catamaran. Departing from Lahaina Harbor just before sunset, the cruise includes an open bar, full dinner buffet.
Expeditions offers exclusive Explore Lanai packages for day trips and overnight stays. They have a wide variety of activities such as horseback riding, sporting clays and world-class golf.
Prince Kuhio
The Prince Kuhio is a 149 passenger vessel that offers a variety of ocean activities, such as snorkel cruises to Molokini Crater Preserve.
Experience the thrill of searching for the Pacific Humpback Whales as you venture out from Ka'anapali Beach on the Gemini, a 64 by 32' Sea Runner Caramaran.
Trilogy Excursions
To truly capture the romance of Hawaii, adventurous travelers take to the sea. A sail off the coast of Maui offers spectacular views of Molokai, Molokini and Lanai.
Blue Hawaiian Helicopters offers a unique blend of cultural excursions to some of Hawaii’s most remote and breathtakingly beautiful places.
The sound of the conch, the beating of the drums and the echoes of the Hawaiian chant signal the start of the Lu'au, complete with an authentic imu ceremony. Guests are greeted with shell leis and welcomed with fresh mai tais of fruit punch upon arrival.
'Ulalena
‘Ulalena is a theatrical experience, blending traditional Butoh Theatre with acrobatic feats of strength and beauty; hula combined with modern dance.
Featuring a dinner of five epicurean courses from the Pacific island nations of Tonga, Tahiti, and Samoa as well as Hawaii, The Feast at Lele is a royal tour of the cuisine of Polynesia.
Wailea Sunset Luau
The Wailea Sunset Luau is located on the romantic oceanfront grounds of the Renaissance Wailea. Events include cocktail reception with Hawaiian trio, Imu ceremony, luau buffet and Polynesian revue with fire knife dancer.
An evening at the Old Lahaina Lu’au is an evening of traditional Hawaiian cuisine, music, cultural dances and island crafts.
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