Maui/Moloka‘i/Lāna‘i: What To Do
These itineraries are complete with must-see scenery, activities, places to eat and cool stops along the way.
With as much intrigue as there is wide, open space, this sandy beach enchants all who visit it.
Twelve miles past Hana, in the Kipahulu district, bamboo forests and an incredible waterfall awaits in the jungle.
Spend the day exploring Lanai by catamaran.
The black-sand beach at Waianapanapa State Park is mesmerizing, but don’t let it distract you completely from the many other aspects of the park.
Exploring Lanai with a bicycling tour is a warm introduction to its natural landscape and local culture.
This tropical stop at the start of the Road to Hana will put you in the mood for the wild journey before you.
If the allure of snorkeling or diving inside a sunken volcanic crater is too much to resist, follow these tips.
It provides a shelter for Lanai's feral cats, keeps native birds a little safer and has become a major tourist draw.
Tips on how to survive this incredibly steep trail and get to its mesmerizing views of Haleakala.
If you ask someone where Turtle Town is on Maui, it’s likely you could get two, maybe three different answers.
This 2.5-mile hike on Maui's west side is considered to be one of the most scenic on the island.
The trail explores every variation of light and dark, for an otherworldly experience.
“We want to restore [the land] back to paradise. Once this place is thriving, it will be just beautiful.”
This 11-mile trek isn’t for beginners.