If you’re intrigued by traditional Polynesian music and dancing, this West Maui luau staple is one of the most entertaining you’ll find on Maui. Combining styles from Hawaii, Samoa, Fiji, Tahiti, Tonga, New Zealand and Rarotonga, guests will love the beautiful setting on the Sunset Terrace, as well as the exotic feast, fire-knife dance finale and delicious cocktails. Held only steps from the award-winning Ka’anapali Beach, sit back and prepare for an evening of Hawaii-style entertainment at Maui’s longest running luau.

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The ancient name for Lahaina, Lele is indeed a feast! From the creators of Old Lahaina Luau and Pacific’O Restaurant, guests at this luau will be treated to a 5 course, sit-down dinner from the Pacific Island nations of Tahiti, Aotearoa, Samoa and of course Hawaii. Once the playground for Maui’s Ali’i, or royalty, guests will enjoy amazing cuisine, exotic entertainment and stunning views at this intimate luau experience. Located conveniently in the heart of Lahaina Town, the Feast at Lele is within walking distance of West Maui’s famed Banyan Tree Park.

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While the majority of travelers probably don’t think of horseback riding when they think of adventures in the Aloha State, it’s actually one of the best land activities on Maui and a great way to experience the stunning panoramic views of the island. Family-owned and operated, Mendes Ranch offers an intimate look into the history and terrain of some of Maui’s most remote areas. With morning and afternoon trail rides, guests will be treated to a horseback ride to the edge of Waihee Valley and along Maui’s coastline. Perfect for families, couples, groups of friends and solo adventurers, and no experience necessary!

While there are plenty of picturesque spots on Maui that can be reached by car, kayak, boat, bike or on foot, several of the most jaw-dropping and remote sites can only be experienced and appreciated from the sky. These Maui helicopter tours have over 30 years of flying experience on Maui and the rest of the major Hawaiian Islands, and each pilot doubles as a State-Certified Tour Guide, providing in-depth knowledge of Maui’s history, geography, culture, flora and fauna. Whether you’re excited to see hidden waterfalls within the West Maui Mountains, backside of Haleakala Crater or even the beauty of Maui’s neighbor islands, every member of your group will enjoy a helicopter ride in paradise.

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It’s well known that Maui’s hiking trails offer some of the most gorgeous views of Hawaii. Whether you’ve always wanted to hike along lush trails to remote rainforest locations or in the otherworldly crater of the world’s largest dormant volcano. Guests will have a memorable experience alongside an experienced Maui trail guide. All hikes are considered easy to moderate levels, and vary by area of the island and length of time. Take the stress out of worrying about getting lost or which hiking trail is best for you and your travel group, and let a Maui local lead the way!

Located only a short ferry ride from Maui, a trip to the neighbor island of Lana’i is an unforgettable experience. Departing multiple times per day from Lahaina Harbor in West Maui, the Maui-Lana’i passenger ferry is the easiest way to make a trip to this unique island. Crossing the Auau Channel, guests aboard the double decker ferry are likely to spot humpback whales in winter months, as well as other marine life like Hawaiian Spinner Dolphins and Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles year round. Once on island, explore nearby sites like Hulopoe Bay and Sweetheart Rock before heading back to Maui.

Named one of NBC’s “Best Things To Do In Maui,” Rappel Maui offers a thrilling tour that combines hiking, swimming and rappelling down some of Maui’s most remote waterfalls, tropical cliffs and freshwater pools. With the guidance and assistance of expert canyoneering guides, guests will be transported to a 30-acre botanical garden along the famous Road to Hana before practicing their rappelling skills down a 60 foot dry jungle wall, as well as scenic 50 foot and 30 foot waterfalls! No experience is necessary for this exhilarating Maui activity, and we highly recommend it for a unique way to see some Maui’s most beautiful natural landscapes. We’ll be offering booking soon!

In the meantime, check out these Road to Hana Tours.

If you love the idea of exploring Maui’s underwater world without actually having to get wet, we encourage you to check out the views from a Maui Submarine! Located conveniently off the shores of West Maui, guests will take a quick boat ride from Lahaina Harbor to arrive at the submarine before descending to depths of 100+ feet below the surface. Enjoy fun commentary from entertaining and knowledgable guides, as well as stunning views of the Carthaginian replica shipwreck, its artificial reef and surrounding marine life, and maybe even scuba divers! This is a perfect half-day activity for the whole family.