The Best Place For a Leisurely Bike Ride On Maui
Soak up the sunshine and explore Kihei on a beach cruiser. We’ll show you the best place for a leisurely bike ride on Maui.Read more
Snorkeling Safety on Maui
It’s easy to see why snorkeling is undoubtedly one of the best vacation activities on Maui! But before you strap on your mask and dive in, let’s talk about snorkeling safety.Read more
How Long Does it Take to Learn to Surf?
Surf’s up on Maui, and there’s no better place to catch your first wave! The sun-soaked shores of West and South Maui offer the perfect conditions for beginner surfers, with gentle swells rolling in all summer long. And when it comes to gearing up, Boss Frog’s has been the go-to spot for surfboard rentals and beach gear since they openedRead more
Surf Fun at Launiupoko Beach
Imagine groves of shady monkeypod trees, a protected kiddie pool, and the towering peaks of Iao Valley as your backdrop, with premium long boarding waves on the horizon. Sprinkle in breaching humpbacks during the winter months and green sea turtles year round. Launiupoko Beach Park brings together all these elements for the ultimate Maui beach day. While the snorkeling hereRead more
Snorkeling at Napili Bay
Napili Bay, with its crescent-shaped beach, vibrant coral reefs, and popular waterfront restaurants, guarantees a fantastic beach experience. The summer months are especially enjoyable here with calm, clear ocean conditions. The reef systems at either ends of the bay offer some of the best snorkeling on Maui.Read more
Snorkeling at DT Fleming Beach
DT Fleming Beach Park is the perfect location for adventurers eager to immerse themselves in some of Maui’s most breathtaking land and waterscapes. Aside from stellar snorkeling at DT Fleming Beach, there is so much else to explore in this area!Read more
Snorkeling at Five Caves
For adventurous Maui visitors seeking an exciting underwater activity, snorkeling at Five Caves in Makena beckons with a maze of undersea caves and arches. This location is known as one of the best snorkeling spots on Maui and is without a doubt one of the most unique. The rugged volcanic rock formations in this area create intricate tunnels and passagewaysRead more
Snorkeling Kama’ole Beaches
Sunny mornings on Maui call for epic snorkeling adventures. Looking down on south Maui from 2000 feet elevation in Pukalani, the weather on this particular day looked exceptional for snorkeling. Checking Maui Snorkel Report By Boss Frog’s™ to confirm my optimistic outlook, the forecast for snorkeling Kamaole Beaches in south Maui showed a 9 out of 10 rating. Thanks toRead more
Snorkeling at Canoe Beach
Unbeknownst to most Maui visitors, this beach is also a secret snorkeling treasure! Snorkeling at Canoe Beach has been rated as one of Maui’s top destinations for vibrant marine life.Read more
Snorkeling at Big Beach Makena
If you have ever traveled to south Maui and asked around for beach recommendations, ‘Big Beach Makena’ is a name that has certainly come up more than once. Big Beach (also known as Makena Beach) is one of three beaches in Makena State Park. This white sand, ⅔ mile long and more than 100 feet wide beach is among theRead more
Snorkeling at La Perouse Bay
The visibility snorkeling at La Perouse Bay is amazing! There were tons of yellow tang, achilles tang, and butterfly fish. I also saw a large parrotfish, green sea turtle, trumpetfish, and a large school of manini.Read more
Snorkeling at Wailea Beach
Aside from just feeling fancy, this pristine beach also has some of the best snorkeling on Maui. After my day snorkeling under the pristine clear waters, I believe the snorkeling also merits a 5 star rating! The waters were bustling with Hawaiian marine life, stunning lava rock formations and endless satellite reefs.Read more
Snorkeling at Charley Young Beach
Snorkeling at Charley Young beach is the perfect activity to fill a Maui vacation day. The beach is conveniently located in central Kihei with ample parking at the end of a long uninterrupted stretch of sand. Kamaole I (another beautiful beach and a terrific place to snorkel on Maui) lies at the south end of the beach. Charley Young beachRead more
Snorkeling at Polo Beach
Wailea is known for five beautiful, crescent shaped beaches. Polo Beach is one of these pristine shorelines and a great place to snorkel.Read more
Snorkeling at Po’olenalena Beach
Below the ocean surface, this beach is touted for the bustling lava reefs at both the north and south end. Green sea turtles and plenty of local Hawaiian fish frequent these flourishing coral formations that are easy to explore with a good snorkel, mask and set of fins.Read more
Snorkeling at Maluaka Beach
The reef system here is rich and diverse, and the beach has quiet, clear waters that are ideal for all abilities. The best area for snorkeling extends for a length of 300 yards and a width of around 100 yards, so there is always something new and fascinating to explore.Read more
Snorkeling at Baby Beach in Lahaina
Baby Beach is renowned as one of the best snorkel spots on Maui where parents can take their young children for their first experiences in the sea.Read more
Snorkeling Wahikuli Wayside Park
Wahikuli Wayside Park is conveniently located off the side of the highway along Maui’s coastline. This makes the beach as accessible as it is breathtaking.Read more
Kapalua Bay Snorkeling
Snorkeling at Kapalua Bay is amazing, thanks in part to the crescent shape of the bay, a white sand beach protected by lava flow headlands.Read more
Snorkeling at Kahekili (Airport) Beach
Kahekili, also known as Airport Beach, was named after the Kaanapali Airport, located here until 1986. Snorkeling at Kahekili Beach, you’ll find a beautiful reef that stretches in every directionRead more
Snorkeling at Ahihi-Kinau Reserve
Ahihi-Kinau Bay is a protected marine reserve known for clear water and an abundance of tropical fish and marine life.Read more
Snorkeling at Olowalu
Located just off the highway on the way to Lahaina, is one of the best snorkeling locations on Maui. Here you’ll find over 100 acres of beautiful white sand beaches, stunning coral reefs, and abundant marine life. Olowalu is known as Maui’s biggest and most thriving coral reef system. It is home to a plethora of different marine animals, including fish, green sea turtles, manta rays, eels, and even (friendly) black-tip reef sharks.Read more
Snorkeling at Black Rock
Located at the end of Ka’anapali Beach lies one of the best beginner snorkeling spots on Maui. The snorkel area is incredibly easy to access, teeming with marine life and is also known as one of the best places to cliff jump on Maui.Read more
Snorkel With Sea Turtles
Keawakapu Beach is one of the best places to snorkel with sea turtles on Maui and to watch the spectacular sunsetRead more
Snorkeling at Ulua Beach
Snorkeling at Ulua Beach is idyllic, with beautiful white sand and unique lava fingers which house amazing marine animals. This is also a great location for beginner snorkelers and kids on Maui.Read more
Slaughterhouse Beach Snorkeling
Slaughterhouse, otherwise known as Mokule’ia Beach, is one of the best places to snorkel on Maui because it is a protected reef with thriving aquatic life.Read more
Paddleboarding On Maui
Paddleboarding, also known as SUP (stand up paddle) is a fantastic ocean activity and a fun way to explore Maui. View marine life from the standup position allows for a clearer view below the surface that you would get from a kayak. Paddleboarding is also much easier to learn and less physically exerting than surfing, in fact it can be considered a very relaxing vacation activity.Read more
Dangerous Marine Life
The crystal clear clarity, warm temperature and vast array of exotic creatures make Hawaii one of the best places to snorkel, snuba or scuba dive. Before you descend, take a look at our list of the top ten most dangerous marine life.Read more
How Clean Is Your Snorkel Gear?
Renting beach and snorkeling gear is a great way to save money and inspire vacation adventures. By carrying your own gear, you are free to explore at your own pace, plan a snorkeling induced beach hop at some of Maui’s best beaches or jump in somewhere unexpected along the way. Concerned about germs? You’re not alone! Nobody wants to swap spit with the last or the next vacationer.Read more
Whale Watching By Paddle Board
Visiting the islands during Maui whale watching season isn’t a question of if you’ll see whales, it’s when and how. Look out to sea for long enough and you’re bound to witness these massive creatures throwing themselves into the air.Read more
Romantic Things To Do On Maui
Whether you’re celebrating a honeymoon, anniversary, Valentines Day or just life in general, we’ve compiled the top 10 most romantic things to do on Maui together.Read more
Celebrate the Holidays in Hawaii
However you choose to spend your holidays in Hawaii, there is no lack of joyous events or activities to entertain the entire family.Read more
All Things Ukulele on Maui
The sweet strum of the ukulele has become synonymous with Hawaii and the spirit of Aloha. The sound alone can induce the sort of relaxation associated with a long awaited tropical vacation to paradise.Read more
Bike, Hike & Snorkel South Maui
Today was the day we would learn to ride an electric bike and have an epic Maui adventure on the self led bike, hike and snorkel South Maui tour. Don’t let the word ‘tour’ throw you off, this was very much a self led adventure.Read more
Where To Stay On Maui
The valley isle is well known for its climate diversity, incredible scenery and huge variety of vacation activities on, off and in the ocean. Where you choose to stay can determine the ease at which you accomplished your vacation goals. Here are some important considerations to help decide where to stay on Maui.Read more
Maui Budget Vacation
There are many ways to reduce the cost of a trip to Maui. Here are our top 10 tips for a fun AND inexpensive Maui budget vacation.Read more
Hawaii Wildlife
You may come into contact with a variety of unusual and fascinating animals in Hawaii. We’ve listed 12 of the most common Hawaiian wildlife for a quick fact reference to impress your vacation companions.Read more
Post Pandemic Maui
The freedom to travel has opened the gates for those businesses reliant on island visitors and vacationers are celebrating long awaited air travel to paradise. Tour operators are reporting high demand while activities such as luaus and boat trips are continuing to operate at a reduced capacity. These tours are consequently sold out months in advance.Read more
Maui Vacation 2021
Many visitors are encountering a lack of transportation options on the island. Avoid vacation stress with our vacation planning tips for 2021.Read more
Local Art on Maui
Maui is home to many creators of local art. Culture and tradition lives on in the practice of paintings, carvings, textiles, music and dance. Experiencing local art on Maui in any of these forms is an ideal way to appreciate Hawaii in an authentic and culturally respectful approach.Read more
Going Coconuts in Hawaii
The Hawaiian translation for coconut palm is Kumu Nui, Kumu meaning ‘source’ and nui ‘great’, so literally ‘the great source’. And while it’s not technically a nut, it’s also not a fruit or a seed. Where did I learn such a great fact about coconuts in Hawaii? From the most knowledgeable ‘nut’ I have ever met.Read more
ATV Tour With Maui Off-Road Adventures
There’s nothing quite like a smiling through a mouthful of dust and mud. What at first glance might look like the seasons latest lip color trend is actually evidence of some serious off road ATV tour bliss.Read more
Healthy in Hawaii
Hawaii is consistently ranked as the happiest AND the healthiest state in America. Here is why it is so easy to be healthy in Hawaii.Read more
Best Views on Maui
This subject is challenging due to the immense range of subject matter available. Maui’s stunning vistas are easy to come by and hard to beat.Read more
Reef Safe Sunscreen
Be an informed snorkeler by understanding coral reefs before you visit Hawaii and protecting them by wearing reef safe sunscreen.Read more
Be An Eco-Friendly Visitor To Hawaii
Embracing eco-friendly practices not only enhances your personal satisfaction with the experience, but helps to preserve the islands.Read more
Hawaiian Pineapples
Learn about the history of Hawaiian pineapples, plantation industry today and how to choose the perfect fresh and ripe pineapple.Read more
Hiking On Maui
After soaking up the much-needed vitamin D and achieving an envy-worthy tan, hiking on Maui can be experienced at a higher altitude.Read more
Eating Local In Hawaii
Maui is harvesting a clean, colorful and flavorful bounty of produce. There are many options for eating local in Hawaii, here are a few of our favorites!Read more
Fun With A Toddler In Maui
Let’s be honest, while we all look forward to a tropical vacation, navigating it with young children in tow can be daunting.Read more
Historic Lahaina Town By Electric Bike
This Lahaina bike tour covers historic Lahaina town which was once the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii. Explored it on electric bikes, Pedaling optional!!Read more
Lahaina History By Bike
Lahaina is one of the most bike friendly towns in Hawaii, it is also one of the most historically significant and fascinating. Learn Lahaina history.Read more
Makawao Rodeo
Discover a different way of life and a culturally rich history in the Islands, embodied by the ‘paniolo’, or Hawaiian cowboy, and the Makawao Rodeo.Read more
The History of Hula
Hula is a form of entertainment and story telling including both dance and music. The history of Hula is as rich as the history of Hawaii!Read more
Interesting Facts About Hawaii Sand
Hawaii sand can vary in size and shape but most notably: color! Learn interesting facts the six different colors of Hawaiian sand here.Read more
Calypso – Maui’s Newest Molokini Snorkeling Tour
On the island of Maui there is a boat named after Calypso, offering enchanting ocean views and the immortality of everlasting memories.Read more
A Morning at Twin Falls
Early on a Sunday morning, I bounced out of bed, ready to get some oxygen in my system. The weather was sunny, perfect for the Twin Falls hike!Read more
Haleakala: Intro to the Volcano
When the sun emerged, Maui ensnared the huge orb in a net and demanded it to slow down. The sun refused Maui’s request!Read more
Top 5 Family-Friendly Maui Beaches
Beaches stretch as far as the eye can see, each offering the classic trio of sand, surf, and sun, yet possessing unique characteristics.Read more
10 Best Snorkel Tours in Maui
Maui stands out as a highly coveted vacation spot, drawing visitors repeatedly with its captivating atmosphere, inviting waters, and warm hospitality.Read more
Maui’s Most Popular Land Activities
Even though Maui boasts a stunning turquoise ocean around it, you don’t have to confine yourself to the beach all the time.Read more
Why Snorkel at Molokini?
Maui offers numerous snorkeling locations, yet Molokini stands out as a top choice for both novice and experienced scuba divers.Read more
Best Activities in Central Maui
Central Maui offers a variety of attractions, from ponds to plantations, catering to the interests of all visitors!Read more
Find the Right Maui Ocean Activity for Everyone!
Nobody should miss out on an amazing ocean adventure due to age or abilities!Read more