Maui 3 days

A world-renowned stretch of golden sand offering calm waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy the iconic Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a) at the northern end, a popular spot for cliff diving ceremonies at sunset.

• Arrive early for prime parking, especially on weekends.
• Look for sea turtles near Black Rock.

Experience a traditional Hawaiian luau with authentic food, music, and hula performances. This award-winning luau focuses on cultural accuracy and offers a beautiful oceanfront setting.

• Book tickets well in advance, as this is a very popular experience.
• Dress code is casual aloha attire.

Wander through the historic streets of this former whaling village, now a charming town filled with art galleries, boutiques, and historical sites like the Banyan Tree. Explore Front Street for unique souvenirs and local crafts.

• Don't miss the massive Banyan Tree, planted in 1873.
• Check out the Lahaina Heritage Museum for local history.

Begin your journey on the legendary Road to Hana in this vibrant surf town. Grab breakfast and coffee, and pick up any last-minute snacks or supplies before hitting the road.

• This is your last major town for services before the Hana Highway.
• Consider downloading an offline map of the route.

Hike through a stunning bamboo forest to reach the majestic Waimoku Falls, cascading 400 feet down a sheer cliff face. This trail is part of the Haleakala National Park's Kipahulu District.

• Wear sturdy hiking shoes; the trail can be muddy.
• Bring insect repellent for the bamboo forest.

These beautiful tiered pools and waterfalls are a breathtaking sight. While swimming is often restricted due to safety and conservation, the scenic views are well worth the visit.

• Check current conditions and swimming advisories before visiting.
• The area is part of Haleakala National Park, entrance fee applies.

A small, laid-back town at the end of the famous highway. Enjoy a relaxed dinner at a local eatery before beginning the drive back.

Witness a spectacular sunrise (reservations required) or explore the otherworldly volcanic crater landscape. The summit offers panoramic views of Maui and the surrounding islands.

• Reservations for sunrise viewing are mandatory and must be made months in advance via recreation.gov.
• Dress in warm layers; temperatures at the summit are significantly colder than at sea level.

Learn about the history and cultivation of Maui's famous pineapples with a guided tour. Enjoy fresh pineapple samples and understand the agricultural heritage of the island.

• Tours typically depart from Hali'imaile.
• Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking through fields.

Famous for its world-class windsurfing and surfing conditions, this scenic overlook also provides excellent opportunities to spot Hawaiian green sea turtles basking on the shore.

• Best viewing of surfers and turtles is typically in the late afternoon.
• Keep a respectful distance from wildlife.