My Maui blog of things to do and places to check out as you plan your Maui vacation! Have fun planning!
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We have recently bought a new set of golf clubs. We are offering them on a first-come, first-serve basis to our guests to rent. Still working to perfect the best setup, but for now, we will be renting them to our guests for the duration of their stay for $25/night ($140/week).
Here are a few of my favorite Maui to-dos. Haleakala definitely tops the list, together with whale watching (January-March).
We hiked the Lahaina Pali Trail from the Maʻalaea side. This challenging 6-mile hike climbs 1,600 feet along a rocky, exposed trail toward the windmills.
We made it to Wai’anapanapa State Park and Pa’iloa, its black sand beach. Be sure to book your reservations.
We made it to Pipiwai Trail! And yes, we are so glad we did. The weather was perfect, the bamboo forest amazing, and the falls stunning.
One of my favorite things to do on Maui is to watch sunset from the top of Haleakala. As an added bonus, the silverswords are blooming now in July. Check out my tips and tricks.
How well do you know Maui's history? The 2023 Lahaina fire destroyed many important historic sites and collections, making the places that remain even more meaningful. Here are a few Maui museums and historic sites where you can learn more about the people, cultures, and events that shaped the island.
Thinking about watching the sunrise from the summit of Haleakala? Here's everything you need to know—from securing a sunrise reservation and what to pack, to what the experience is really like and whether I'd choose sunrise or sunset for my next visit.