Things to Do on Maui This Winter
With warm weather year-round, Maui is a great place to soak up the sun, even in winter. While winter is technically the rainy season on the island, the south side of Maui—which is home to the popular resort town of Wailea—remains relatively dry. Here are a few ways to make the most of your winter escape to Maui.
- Get a bird’s-eye view of the Haleakala crater on ascenic helicopter flight.
- Spot migrating whales from November through April on awhale-watching cruise.
- Take acruise to Molokiniand snorkel in the underwater crater.
- Embrace the twists, turns, and epic views on atour of the Road to Hana.
- Watch hula dancing and enjoy traditional Hawaiian food duringa luau in Lahaina.
- Gosea kayakingalong Maui’s south shore. *Snorkel through Turtle Town, a reef frequented by sea turtles. *Hike through the tropical forestson the west side of the island to discover hidden waterfalls; take a hike on the east side if you want to avoid the rain. *Try out surfingby taking a private or small-group lesson—both welcome beginners. *Enjoy the white-sand beachesof Maui’s south shore.
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Haleakala Maui Sunrise Tour with Breakfast and Pickup
Experience an incredible daybreak view from top of Maui’s highest peak during this 7- to 8-hour Mt. Haleakala sunrise tour. Journey with a guide to the summit of this massive volcano to witness the orange and red-colored dawn of a new day set amidst the clouds, enjoying the sublime beauty of a sight that once inspired literary great Mark Twain. This Maui sunrise excursion also includes round-trip hotel transport, continental breakfast and entrance fees.
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Molokini Snorkeling Tour from Maalaea Harbor
Snorkeling in Molokini Crater is undeniably one of the best parts about visiting Maui. Here in this crescent, submerged volcano off Maui’s southern coastline, over 250 species of fish inhabit a world-class reef. Experience water so exceptionally clear you can see down 75 feet, and swim with schools of tropical fish while cruising the vibrant reef. You can also just sit and suntan on the deck, with sweeping views of Haleakala set just off the back of the boat.
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Waterfall & Rainforest Hiking Adventure with Hotel Pickup
On this guided East Maui rainforest hike, experience the hidden, tropical beauty of the island’s lush interior. Here in one of the island’s most popular valleys, your guide will take you to sections of the rainforest that are well off the beaten track, where secret waterfalls spill into pools that welcome you for a dip. Adventurous visitors can climb up the rocks and jump towards the pools below, or simply relax in the jungle scenery while enjoying a refreshing lunch. This Maui waterfalls and rainforest hike is a total of 5-6 hours, and transport from your Maui hotel can also be arranged.
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Molokini and Turtle Arches Snorkeling Trip from Ma'alaea Harbor
Get off the beaten path to explore the wild side of Molokini on this half-day adventure from Maui. The small, crescent-shaped island of Molokini is an extinct volcanic crater with a thriving coral reef, home to more than 250 species of fish and 38 species of coral. Hop aboard a 54-foot, single-deck catamaran and jump in the water for a snorkel at the Turtle Arches reef. Then, cruise around Molokini's rugged, red rock back wall, home to a variety of seabirds. Snorkeling equipment plus a continental breakfast, buffet lunch, and refreshments are included.
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Whalewatch Sail from Lahaina
Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales by embarking on a catamaran cruise from Lahaina Harbor. In the company of certified marine naturalists and marine biologists who provide insights into whale behavior, head out onto the water in search of the gentle giants. Snacks and drinks are available on board upon purchase.
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Going to Hana Maui
On this guided, full day tour of Hana, enjoy the diverse and tropical beauty of the famous Road to Hana. Stop for photos at roadside waterfalls and stunning black sand beaches, and even wrap around the rugged backside of Haleakala volcano. With an informative guide behind the wheel, this is one of the best ways to visit Hana—especially if you don’t want to drive!
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Kayak and Snorkel - South Shore Turtle
Discover Maui’s South Shore on a 2.5- or 4.5-hour snorkel and kayak tour. Led by a local guide, you’ll paddle through the scenic Makena Bay on your choice of single or tandem kayaks. Then, take a dip in the water and explore the underwater world on a snorkel tour. Keep your eyes peeled for green sea turtles and other bright marine life. This family-friendly excursion is suitable for all skill levels, and your guide will provide paddling instructions as needed. Lunch is also included on the 4.5-hour option.
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