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Maui resorts
A multi-faceted tropical paradise awaits.
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Restaurants on Maui
Experience the open-air interior and family-friendly vibes of Maui's newest hot spot in Kaanapali! Located at the OUTRIGGER Kāʻanapali Beach Resort.
Grab a seat at this oceanfront restaurant for Hawaiian-influenced cuisine focusing on fresh, sustainable seafood and premium steaks. Located at OUTRIGGER Honua Kai Resort & Spa.
Whether it's live local music, culinary cocktails, day boat fish, or a slice of cream pie, there's something for everyone. Located in Whaler's Village.
Experience the true flavors of Maui delivered daily by Local Fisherman and Farmers to our open-air kitchen and Barefoot Bar on the water’s edge in Kaanapali. Located in Whalers Village.
Start off your day with breakfast and a cup of coffee in Kihei from this local-style diner. Located in the Kalama Park Village Shopping Center.
Known for their pies, Leoda’s Kitchen and Pie Shop also offers casual family-style dining in a comfortable plantation-era atmosphere, located in Olowalu, Maui.
Attractions on Maui
See the lush verdant valleys of Maui from above and experience Maui from a place that few others have seen.
Now offering pop-up private charters to Molokini Wild Side or Honulua.
Bring the family for a thrilling adventure soaring over a tropical plantation.
Learn to surf with private, semi-private or group surf lessons.
Explore Maui's crystal-clear waters and see the vibrant marine life below in a clear kayak!
Spend the day exploring the scenic road to Hana on Maui's East side.
Maui at a glance
Rich in history and heritage, this mile long stretch of sandy beach offers oceanfront resorts, eclectic shops, restaurants — and even daily cliff diving ceremonies.
Visit the largest tropical reef aquarium in the Western Hemisphere with over 2,000 species on site.
Home to Maui’s highest peak, the third largest volcano in Hawaii offers ethereal views from the summit.
This famous and scenic Hana Highway stretch lures drivers with views of rainforests, waterfalls, and cliffs along thrilling curvy roads.
For first-time visitors to Maui, West Maui and South Maui are among the most popular areas to stay. West Maui, including Kāʻanapali, is known for its long sandy beaches, oceanfront resorts and easy access to dining and activities. South Maui, including Wailea, offers sunny weather, resort-style beaches and a more relaxed pace. Both areas provide a great introduction to Maui with convenient access to top attractions.
Yes. Maui is well suited for families, couples and honeymooners. Families appreciate calm beaches, spacious accommodations and outdoor activities, while couples and honeymooners enjoy romantic sunsets, oceanfront dining and serene resort settings. Maui’s balance of adventure and relaxation makes it easy to tailor a trip to different travel styles.
Yes. Maui has beachfront resorts located close to popular attractions, especially in Kaanapali and Wailea. Staying at a beachfront resort allows guests to enjoy immediate beach access while remaining close to snorkeling spots, golf courses, dining, shopping and scenic drives across the island.
Near Kaanapali and Wailea, travelers can enjoy snorkeling, swimming and beach walks, plus ocean activities like paddleboarding and whale watching in season. Visitors can also explore scenic coastal paths, enjoy sunset dining, take part in cultural experiences and plan easy day trips to spots like Lahaina, Haleakala or the Road to Hāna.
Maui is a year-round destination, but many travelers prefer spring and fall for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Winter brings humpback whale season and slightly cooler temperatures, while summer offers long, sunny days ideal for beach time. The best time to visit depends on preferred activities, travel dates and availability.
Most visitors find that renting a car on Maui is helpful. The island’s attractions are spread out, and having a car makes it easier to explore beaches, scenic lookouts and iconic experiences like Haleakala and the Road to Hāna. Some resort areas are walkable, but a car offers the most flexibility for exploring Maui.