Part of the larger of the two volcanoes that make up Maui, this peak is more than 10,000 feet up and the highest point on the island.

This stunning three-mile stretch of sand is regarded as one of North America's best beaches, and it's easy to see why. This former Hawaiian royal getaway has crystal clear waters perfect for snorkeling and surfing, against a backdrop of lush mountains. Don't miss the daily cliff diving ceremony at Pu'u Keka'a (Black Rock), held on the northern end of the beach at sunset. For the best views of the beach, take a scenic flight at sunset. If you visit in winter, be sure to take a whale-watching tour. It gets busy, so visit early in the morning for fewer crowds and to snag a good spot on the sand. – Tripadvisor

This scenic road is an iconic drive that connects Kaluhui to Hana in east Maui. The 64-mile highway features narrow winding roads and over 50 bridges, taking you past gorgeous beaches, rugged coastlines, lush forests, waterfalls, pools, and hiking trails. It takes at least three hours to complete the Hana Highway, but you can make it a full-day trip, depending on how many stops you make. You can even spend the night at Waianapanapa State Park, where you can stay in a cabin or camp close to the shore. Don't miss all the best sights by joining a Road to Hana tour, which will have all transport sorted. – Tripadvisor

Also known as the "House of the Sun," this 30,000-acre national park is popular for hiking, camping, and catching sunrises and sunsets.

Named “Top 10 Aquariums in the World” by TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards, Maui Ocean Center is the premier destination to encounter and learn about Hawaii’s marine life. Home to one of the world’s largest displays of live Pacific corals, the Aquarium exhibits only marine life found in Hawaiian waters including tropical fish, sea turtles, sharks, stingrays, octopuses, sea jellies, and more. The Aquarium highlights the beauty of Hawaii’s undersea world while perpetuating the deep connection between the Hawaiian people and the sea. The Aquarium’s mission is to foster understanding, wonder, and respect for Hawaii’s marine life.

This crescent-shaped cove on Maui's northwest coast is a popular beach for families and great for blue sea snorkeling and spotting sea turtles.

The Village at Maui Tropical Plantation is open! Please join us Tuesday - Sunday from 8AM - 8PM. Enjoy our Tropical Express Tram Tour to learn interesting facts about Maui sugarcane, pineapple, bananas, coffee, macadamia nuts, papaya and more! Current MTP tenants include; The Country Market with Kumu Farms and Maui ʻOma Coffee, Maui Zipline through the plantation grounds, Flyin Hawaiian Zipline across the valleys, Mālama Studio featuring local artisans, and Cafe Oʻlei with fresh local food.

This stretch of white sand beach on the north shore is the favorite of professional windsurfers. Visitors might even spot Hawaii's green sea turtles.

Situated on 80-acres of breathtaking views from the slopes of Haleakala, is Hawaii Sea Spirit Organic Farm and Distillery, the home of Ocean Organic Vodka. Centrally located between the north and south shores of Maui, it’s an easy drive from Maui’s International Kahului Airport, as well as the island’s world-famous resorts. Come visit us where you can learn about company’s commitment to social and environmentally conscious business practices, visit our Farm Store for our local products and apparel, stop by our Cocktail Café, with live music daily starting at 4:30pm, where you can enjoy a snack and cocktails made with our amazing spirits and fresh produce. We also offer a guided personal tasting experience which includes the history of Hawaii Sea Spirits, and the unique processes that go into producing our award-winning spirits. Tastings will be offered every hour from 11am to 5pm and will include our lineup of all 5 of our spirits for $18.

A scenic hiking and horseback riding trail that features major waterfalls, beautiful pools and an eerie bamboo forest.