Maui 4 days

A world-renowned stretch of golden sand perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. Enjoy the gentle waves and the iconic Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a) at the northern end.

• Arrive early for prime parking and beach spots.
• Rent snorkel gear from nearby shops.

An open-air shopping center located right on Ka'anapali Beach, offering a mix of boutiques, restaurants, and a museum dedicated to Hawaii's whaling history.

• Great place for lunch with ocean views.

A historic whaling village with charming streets, art galleries, unique shops, and the famous Banyan Tree. Explore the waterfront and soak in the island's past.

• Visit the Baldwin Home Museum for a glimpse into missionary life.
• Enjoy the sunset views from the harbor.

Owned by Mick Fleetwood, this restaurant offers rooftop dining with stunning ocean views and live music. Enjoy upscale island cuisine with a focus on fresh, local ingredients.

• Reservations highly recommended, especially for sunset seating.
• Try their signature cocktails.

The first easily accessible waterfall on the Road to Hana, offering a short hike to swim in freshwater pools. It's a beautiful spot to start your journey.

• Wear water shoes for slippery rocks.
• There are usually food stands here.

Famous for its stunning black sand beach, sea caves, and blowhole. The rugged coastline offers dramatic views and opportunities for exploration.

• Reservations are required for out-of-state visitors.
• Be cautious of strong waves if swimming.

Explore the laid-back town of Hana and then head to Hamoa Beach, a picturesque crescent-shaped beach known for its beauty and excellent bodysurfing conditions.

• Pack a picnic lunch or grab local food from a food truck.
• Hamoa Beach is often less crowded than other popular spots.

Enjoy a casual dinner at one of Hana's local eateries, offering authentic Hawaiian plate lunches and fresh seafood. Experience the slow pace of life in this remote town.

• Many places close early, so plan accordingly.
• Look for food trucks for delicious and affordable options.

Witness a breathtaking sunrise or explore the volcanic crater of Haleakalā, the highest point in Maui. The landscape is otherworldly, with stark volcanic rock formations.

• Reservations are required for sunrise viewing (between 3 AM and 7 AM).
• Dress in many layers; it is very cold at the summit.

Enjoy lunch with panoramic views of the island from the slopes of Haleakalā. This lodge offers a rustic ambiance and delicious food.

• The patio seating offers the best views.
• Their breakfast is also highly recommended if you're there earlier.

Located in 'Ulupalakua, this winery offers tastings of pineapple wine and other varietals. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon exploring the vineyard.

• Book tasting reservations in advance.
• Take a stroll through the historic Rose Grille.

A charming surf town with a bohemian vibe, known for its unique shops, art galleries, and excellent restaurants. It's a great place to wind down after a day in Upcountry.

• Explore the boutiques for local crafts and surf wear.
• Many great dinner options available.

Take a boat tour to the crescent-shaped Molokini islet, a marine life conservation district offering incredible visibility for snorkeling and diving. See vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.

• Many tours depart from Ma'alaea Harbor.
• Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a hat.

A casual and popular spot in Kihei known for its delicious fish tacos and fresh seafood. Perfect for a hearty lunch after your ocean adventure.

• Expect a line during peak hours.
• Their fish tacos are a must-try.

A vast, undeveloped beach with golden sands and powerful shore break waves, offering a more rugged and natural beach experience. It's ideal for sunbathing and enjoying the scenery.

• Be extremely cautious of the shore break, especially if swimming or bodysurfing.
• Little Beach, adjacent to Big Beach, is a clothing-optional area.

An iconic, upscale restaurant offering exquisite seafood in a romantic beachfront setting. Each dish features freshly caught fish with unique island preparations.

• Reservations are essential and should be made months in advance.
• Enjoy a cocktail on the beach before dinner.