Are you looking for a few ideas for mobility-friendly activities on Maui? Here are a few ideas – some paid and some free of charge!

Are you looking for a few ideas for mobility-friendly activities on Maui? Here are a few ideas – some paid and some free of charge!
Have you visited ‘Iao Valley? This is a short hike with stairs with great historical significance to Hawaiians. New ~ get your reservations!
Maui has a new bakery – an Argentinean bakery. You do have to drive early to Kahului for it, but I promise it’s worth it!
South Maui Gardens is a 7 acre plant nursery with food trucks. They have turned this space into a hidden community spot.
Have you been on a whale watch? It’s a great way to learn more about whales and see them ‘up close’. As is the Great Whale Count.
Have you been to the Makawao Forest? We hiked Kahakapao Loop Trail in one of Maui’s rainforests, perfect for those with sunburns.
Today I attended one of the Paper Garden workshops in Wailea. It was so much fun spending time with local artists and being creative.
Do you love tequila? Have you checked out Maui’s own blue agave farm and distillery yet? Today I went for a tour!
It is always a great idea to be aware of the current ocean conditions prior to going in the ocean. Here are some resources.
Are you looking to celebrate the holidays while on vacation? Here is my list of Maui holiday events for 2022.
Curious how to spot humpback whales when on Maui? Whale season runs January through March. Here are some resources to get you started.
Here are a few of my favorite Maui to-dos. Haleakala definitely tops the list, together with whale watching (January-March).
I love sending local Maui greeting cards to friends and family. Here are some of my favorite artists and where to buy their cards.
Today we took an Air Maui helicopter ride to explore the West Maui mountains and Molokai. The scenery is amazing.
We supply some basic beach gear to our guests at Maui Oceanview Condos. What’s the best way to get the other items you want?
Have you considered a daytrip to the island of Lanai? Lanai is the 6th largest Hawaiian island with a very laid back vibe.
We hiked the first portion of the West end of the Lahaina Pali Trail. The hike and the views are just incredible.
The Road to Hana is one of Maui’s more popular tourist attractions. Here are some tips on making it a great experience!
La Perouse Bay lies at the south end of Maui’s lava fields. This is an in-out hike across lava rocks with amazing ocean views.
How about cycling on Maui? Here are a few tips and photos from our cycling enthusiast cousin. What a way to explore Maui!