Maui a week

The main airport serving Maui, located in the center of the island. It's your gateway to the island's stunning landscapes and beaches.

• Pick up your rental car here, which is essential for exploring Maui.

A famous stretch of golden sand known for its clear waters, excellent swimming, and snorkeling opportunities. The beach is backed by resorts but accessible to all.

• Watch the sunset cliff diving ceremony at Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a) at sunset.

Dine with your feet in the sand at this popular beachfront restaurant. They offer fresh seafood and Hawaiian-inspired dishes with stunning ocean views.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for sunset seating.

A charming surf town that marks the beginning of the Road to Hana. Grab breakfast and supplies before embarking on your scenic drive.

The first major stop on the Road to Hana, offering easy access to beautiful waterfalls and lush tropical rainforest. You can take short hikes to view the falls.

• Purchase fresh banana bread from local vendors here.

Famous for its stunning black sand beach, sea caves, and blowhole. It's a picturesque stop with incredible coastal views.

• Reservations are required for entry and parking. Book well in advance.

A beautiful, crescent-shaped beach known for its soft sand and good swimming conditions. It's a less crowded alternative to some other popular beaches.

Enjoy a delicious meal in Hana town after a long day of exploring. They offer local Hawaiian cuisine in a relaxed setting.

Witness a breathtaking sunrise or sunset from the summit of this dormant volcano. The landscape above the clouds is otherworldly.

• Reservations are required for sunrise viewing (between 3 AM and 7 AM). Book online up to 60 days in advance.
• Dress in layers; it is very cold at the summit, even in summer.

Explore a working plantation showcasing Hawaii's agricultural heritage. Enjoy a narrated tram tour through the fields and tropical gardens.

• Try local fruits and treats at the plantation store.

Visit a local goat farm and sample their delicious award-winning goat cheeses. You can also tour the farm and see the goats.

• Purchase some of their unique cheese flavors to take home.

Enjoy dinner with panoramic views of the island from this restaurant nestled in the hills of Kula. They serve farm-to-table cuisine.

Embark on a boat tour to Molokini, a partially submerged volcanic crater teeming with marine life. It's one of Maui's premier snorkeling and diving spots.

• Many tours include breakfast and lunch. Look for tours that also stop at Turtle Town.

Visit the massive Banyan tree in Lahaina, one of the largest in the United States. It's a shaded oasis perfect for a leisurely stroll.

Explore the historic shops, art galleries, and restaurants along Lahaina's famous Front Street. It offers a vibrant mix of local crafts and souvenirs.

A highly-rated restaurant in Lahaina known for its Asian-inspired shared plates and craft cocktails. It offers a lively atmosphere.

• The Larb Gai (chicken lettuce wraps) and Lahaina Fried Soup are popular dishes.

One of Maui's largest and most beautiful beaches, known for its expansive golden sand and powerful shore break. It's great for sunbathing and scenic views.

• Be cautious of strong waves and currents, especially for swimming.

A luxurious and wide sandy beach with calm waters, ideal for swimming and paddleboarding. It's lined with high-end resorts and offers beautiful views.

A premier outdoor shopping destination with a mix of luxury boutiques, local shops, and art galleries. It's a pleasant place to browse and find souvenirs.

An iconic Maui restaurant renowned for its incredibly fresh, locally caught fish and stunning oceanfront setting. Each dish features the name of the fisherman who caught it.

• Reservations are essential and must be made months in advance.
• Dress code is resort casual.

Sample unique pineapple and grape wines at Maui's only winery. Enjoy the scenic vineyard setting in the upcountry region.

• Consider a tasting flight to sample a variety of their wines.

Wander through fragrant lavender fields with stunning views of the island. Enjoy a cup of lavender tea and baked goods.

• Check their website for seasonal bloom information and special events.

Tour the production facility of Maui's largest craft brewery and enjoy a tasting of their popular beers. They offer a variety of local brews.

• They often have food trucks on-site, offering great local eats.

A casual and beloved spot in Kihei famous for its incredibly delicious fish tacos and fresh seafood. It's a local favorite for a reason.

Famous for its windsurfing and the chance to see Hawaiian green sea turtles basking on the sand. It's a great spot for watching surfers and enjoying the coastal scenery.

• Turtles are often visible in the late afternoon.

Enjoy a final taste of Maui with locally roasted coffee and light snacks. It's a perfect stop before heading to the airport.

Your departure point from Maui. Allow ample time for car return and check-in.