Maui couples

Maui's primary airport, serving as the gateway to the island. Pick up your rental car here to maximize your exploration.

• Book your rental car well in advance, especially during peak seasons.

A stunning stretch of golden sand perfect for relaxing, swimming, and snorkeling. Famous for its nightly cliff diving ceremony at Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a).

• Snorkel gear can be rented from various vendors along the beach.
• Watch the sunset from Black Rock, it's a magical experience.

A highly-rated restaurant in Lahaina offering delicious Asian-inspired shared plates with a Pacific twist. Known for its creative dishes and lively atmosphere.

• Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for dinner.
• Don't miss their Lahaina-style Pork Belly.

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

• Arrive early to avoid crowds and find parking.

The first easily accessible stop on the Road to Hana, offering short hikes to picturesque waterfalls and swimming holes. A great introduction to the lush rainforest.

• Wear water shoes for better grip on slippery rocks.
• Be mindful of the local vendors selling banana bread and smoothies.

Famous for its stunning black sand beach, sea caves, and blowhole. Offers dramatic coastal views and opportunities for exploration.

• Reservations are required for entry and must be booked in advance.
• The water can be rough; exercise caution when swimming.

The end of the main Road to Hana, a remote and tranquil village. Enjoy a relaxed dinner before heading back or staying overnight.

Witness an unforgettable sunrise above the clouds from the summit of the dormant Haleakala volcano. The landscape is otherworldly and breathtaking.

• Reservations are required for sunrise viewing and must be made up to 60 days in advance.
• Dress in very warm layers; temperatures at the summit can be near freezing.
• Arrive at least 30 minutes before sunrise to secure a good viewing spot.

Enjoy breakfast with panoramic views of the island after your Haleakala sunrise experience. Offers a cozy atmosphere and delicious local cuisine.

• Sit on the lanai for the best views.

Sample unique Hawaiian pineapple and grape wines in the heart of Upcountry Maui. Enjoy a tasting and explore the historic Ulupalakua Ranch.

• Consider booking a tour for a more in-depth experience.
• The 'Hula O' pineapple wine is a popular choice.

A crescent-shaped volcanic caldera, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, making it a premier snorkeling and diving destination.

• Book a boat tour that includes snorkeling gear and lunch.
• Look for tours that also stop at 'Turtle Town' (Maluaka Beach) for a chance to see sea turtles.

A beautiful, wide sandy beach known for its calm waters, perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Lined with luxury resorts and easy public access.

A casual, popular spot in Kihei famous for its incredibly fresh and delicious fish tacos and seafood. A local favorite for a reason.

• The fish tacos are a must-try, but their other seafood dishes are also excellent.
• Expect a line during peak hours.

Home to the iconic Iao Needle, a lush green pinnacle rising dramatically from the valley floor. Offers short, paved walking paths and historical significance.

• Reservations may be required for entry; check the Hawaii State Parks website.
• Wear insect repellent as mosquitoes can be present.

Explore Hawaii's agricultural heritage with a scenic train tour, visit tropical gardens, and enjoy local cuisine. A family-friendly attraction with beautiful views.

• The 'Tropical Express' train tour is a highlight.
• The plantation store offers local crafts and treats.

A large Saturday market in Kahului where you can find local crafts, souvenirs, fresh produce, and unique island-made goods. A great place to experience local culture.

• Held every Saturday from 7 AM to 1 PM at the Kahului Fairgrounds.
• Bring cash, as many vendors do not accept cards.

Chef Sheldon Simeon's popular casual eatery in Kahului serving inventive, locally-sourced dishes with a Hawaiian comfort food influence. A must-try for foodies.

• It's a small counter-service spot, so be prepared for a potential wait.
• The 'Pork and Peas' and 'Haupia' are highly recommended.

Famous for its windsurfing and surfing conditions, but also a great spot to watch sea turtles basking on the shore in the morning. Offers dramatic coastal views.

• Keep a respectful distance from the sea turtles.
• Observe the skilled windsurfers and surfers from the lookout point.

An iconic, upscale beachfront restaurant offering incredibly fresh, locally caught fish with creative preparations. Known for its stunning setting and exceptional service.

• Reservations are essential and must be made months in advance.
• Enjoy a cocktail on the beach before your meal.

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