Maui Top Things to Do
●cExplore the Volcano: Haleakala crater, known as House of the Sun, rises to an impressive 10,023 feet above sea level. cYou can find this volcanic beauty in the Haleakala National Park in upcountry Maui. cEnjoying all the best Haleakala area sights is easy on a guided tour, and for that, it is recommended booking a guided Haleakala tour.
Discover Ocean Life: The Maui Ocean Center is a wonderful place to visit with the family if you're fascinated with the underwater life forms that dwell around the Hawaiian Islands.
Their large 750,000 gallon aquarium including one part you can walk through, is sure to impress everyone who visits.
Top Scenic Drive: If heaven had a highway, we're sure it would be the Road to Hana.
This incredible 56mile drive is all about the journey, not the destination.
And beyond Hana town are some of the most incredible waterfalls and coastal areas on the island.
The Pipiwai Trail is the most popular trail on Maui and can be
Maui beaches and coastline are places you must visit while you are staying in Maui.
found at the Oheo Gulch, just 15 minutes beyond the sleepy town in the bay.
A favourite way to drive the Hana Highway in one day is to make a reservation with Valley Isle Excursions on their guided Road to Hana Tour.
They offer hotel pick up from most major locations, keep the group sizes small, have a wonderful and professional staff, stop at over a dozen different scenic spots during the course of the day, and their customised luxury vans with panoramic windows make for a great view of the scenery.
Best Snorkeling: If you've ever wanted to snorkel in Hawaii, Molokini Island just
might be your best bet.
Molokini is a crescent-shaped tiny island off of Maui's coast that is home to a large variety of ocean life.
The area is protected from surf and is ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Some of the best snorkeling in Hawaii can be found on the Valley Isle.
Book your snorkeling adventure with a snorkeling tour in Maui- Pride of Mauiand get ready for a dive of a lifetime.
Historic & Lush Iao Valley: The Iao Valley offers you the chance to step back in time to learn about Maui's past, all while offering stunning views of the verdant valley,
famously known for the Iao Needle within.
Great Beaches: Big Beach along south Maui's coast is sure to give you plenty of room to stretch your beach fun.
The near mile long beach is just the right size for those looking for a little beach seclusion. Not headed to the south Maui?
No worries... check out a list of the best Maui beaches and find the perfect slice of sand no matter which coast you're on.
For more information on Maui, contact Travel Plus, 39 Victoria Street Warragul on 5623 5555.