Maui 10 days

Maui's main airport, serving as your gateway to the island. Pick up your rental car here to explore at your own pace.

A beautiful crescent-shaped beach known for its clear waters and excellent snorkeling opportunities, especially in the morning. It's also a popular spot for sea turtle sightings.

• Look for sea turtles near the rocky points.
• Best for swimming and snorkeling when calm.

A highly-rated restaurant in Lahaina offering Asian-inspired shared plates with local ingredients. Reservations are strongly recommended.

A charming surf town and the starting point for the Road to Hana. Grab breakfast and stock up on snacks before you begin your journey.

The first accessible waterfalls on the Road to Hana, offering short hikes to swim in freshwater pools. Arrive early to avoid crowds.

• Bring water shoes for slippery rocks.
• There are local vendors selling smoothies and snacks.

A short, paved loop trail through lush rainforest, offering a beautiful introduction to the island's flora and fauna. It's an easy and rewarding stop.

Famous for its black sand beach, sea caves, and blowhole. Reservations are required for entry and must be made in advance.

• Book your reservation online several days in advance.
• Explore the coastal trails for stunning views.

The charming, slow-paced heart of the Hana district. Stop for a late lunch or to explore local shops.

Part of Haleakala National Park, known for its series of stunning pools and waterfalls. Swimming may be restricted depending on conditions.

• Check park conditions before visiting.
• The Pipiwai Trail to Waimoku Falls is a must-do if time permits.

Witness a breathtaking sunrise above the clouds from the summit of the dormant Haleakala volcano. Reservations are required for sunrise viewing and must be booked well in advance.

• Dress in very warm layers; it's freezing at the summit.
• Arrive at least 30 minutes before your reservation time.

Enjoy a well-deserved breakfast or brunch with panoramic views of the island after your Haleakala sunrise experience.

Sample unique pineapple and grape wines at Maui's only winery, nestled in the Upcountry region. Enjoy a tasting and explore the grounds.

• Consider booking a tasting experience in advance.
• The sparkling pineapple wine is a local favorite.

Visit a working goat farm, learn about cheese making, and sample delicious goat cheeses. It's a fun and educational stop for couples.

• Try the 'Plain' and 'Garlic Herb' chèvre.
• Great photo opportunities with the goats.

A family-friendly beach with calm waters, a grassy park area, and good facilities. Excellent for swimming and sunbathing.

A partially submerged volcanic crater offering world-class snorkeling and diving with incredible visibility and diverse marine life. Boat tours depart from Ma'alaea Harbor or Kihei Boat Ramp.

• Book a tour that includes lunch and drinks.
• Many tours also stop at 'Turtle Town' for more snorkeling.

Famous for its delicious and generously portioned fish tacos and other seafood dishes. A casual and popular spot in Kihei.

From December to May, Maui is a prime location for observing humpback whales. Numerous tours depart from Lahaina Harbor and Ma'alaea Harbor.

• Choose a smaller boat for a more intimate experience.
• Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a jacket.

Explore the historic whaling town with its art galleries, shops, and the famous Banyan Tree. Enjoy lunch at one of the many restaurants.

Stand in awe of the massive Banyan tree, planted in 1873, which covers nearly an acre. It's a central landmark in Lahaina.

Owned by Mick Fleetwood, this restaurant offers rooftop dining with ocean views and live music. Known for its fresh seafood and Hawaiian-inspired dishes.

Home to the iconic 'Iao Needle,' a lush, emerald valley with historical significance and stunning natural beauty. Paved paths make it easily accessible.

• Check for any temporary closures before visiting.
• The weather can change quickly, so bring a light rain jacket.

Explore the diverse tropical flora of Maui on a narrated tour, or enjoy activities like ziplining and dining. It's a great place to learn about local agriculture.

Discover the journey of Maui's famous pineapple from farm to table, including a tasting of fresh pineapple. Located at the Maui Tropical Plantation.

A popular, casual eatery in Kahului by Chef Sheldon Simeon, offering delicious Hawaiian plate lunches with a modern twist. Expect a line, but it moves quickly.

World-renowned for its windsurfing and wave riding, especially in winter months. Observe the skilled athletes or relax on the sandy shores.

• Watch for sea turtles basking on the beach.
• The lookout point offers excellent views of the action.

Return to this charming surf town for lunch and to browse its unique boutiques and galleries. It offers a laid-back atmosphere.

Experience a unique farm tour focusing on sustainable agriculture and local produce. Enjoy a farm-to-table lunch and learn about Hawaiian farming practices.

• Wear comfortable walking shoes.
• This tour offers a deeper dive into Maui's agricultural side.

A famous stretch of golden sand with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and watersports. Known for its resorts and lively atmosphere.

• Watch the cliff diving ceremony at Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a) at sunset.
• Plenty of public access points and parking.

Enjoy a beachfront lunch with stunning ocean views. Offers fresh seafood and Hawaiian specialties in a relaxed setting.

A scenic coastal trail offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, lava rock formations, and beautiful bays. Suitable for a leisurely walk.

• The trail is paved in sections and can be rocky in others.
• Several access points allow for shorter walks.

A highly-regarded restaurant offering farm-to-table dining with spectacular sunset views over the ocean. Reservations are essential.

Experience Maui's stunning landscapes from above on an exhilarating zipline tour. Several companies offer tours with varying lengths and scenic routes.

• Book in advance, especially during peak season.
• Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes.

Explore Maui's vibrant food truck scene for a casual and delicious lunch. Options range from fresh seafood to local Hawaiian specialties.

Visit Maui's largest craft brewery for a tasting or tour. Enjoy local beers and pub fare in a lively atmosphere.

A beautiful and less crowded beach near the airport, perfect for a final morning swim or walk. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings before your flight.

A beloved local institution famous for its dry mein noodles and other comfort food classics. A perfect spot for a final, authentic Hawaiian meal.

Return your rental car and depart from Maui, filled with memories of your island adventure.