Hawai'i is a destination like no other. It offers year-round tropical temperatures, pristine warm waters, and awe-inspiring skies. The islands' beaches have sands in every imaginable color, from volcanic black to soft golden hues. It is the furthest island from any land mass, 2,400 miles from the U.S. mainland. Yet, Hawai'i continues attracting millions of visitors with its stunning natural beauty. It is a tranquil yet vibrant atmosphere with deep-rooted island culture.

Imagine yourself on a warm beach, the sky awash with hues of gold and violet as the sunsets, your loved one by your side. This enchanting scene can become a reality on the breathtaking island of Maui. Whether standing atop the majestic Haleakalā or strolling along the serene Keawakapu Beach, Maui offers some of the world’s most spectacular spots to catch a sunset. Here are five must-visit locations for a memorable Maui sunset experience. Many of them you can find on our beach

A long weekend in Maui might not seem worth it, but with the right plan, you can experience the island's most iconic and unforgettable attractions. From sun-kissed beaches to fragrant rainforests, breathtaking views, and volcanic landscapes, Maui packs a punch of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty.

Maui is not just an island, it's a magical experience and tropical paradise, especially for couples seeking adventure and natural beauty. A love story waiting to happen for those who thrive on adventure and natural beauty. The varied landscapes and an abundance of thrilling activities, Maui offers an ideal setting for romantic escapades. From hiking in the lush ‘Īao Valley to snorkeling in the pristine waters of Molokini, here’s how you can fall in love with Maui while deepen

Maui has a deep connection to the sea, including fishing for subsistence and for recreation. The island offers a unique and diverse fishing experience with a range of options to suit every angler. Discover everything you need to know for your inaugural fishing expedition to Maui here!

Aloha and welcome to Maui! Whether this is your first visit, or you haven't been here in awhile, this just- updated, epic 7-day Maui vacation itinerary focuses on the very best, current things to do on the island. We've worked in plenty of time to relax and soak in the warm beauty of the island.

Maalaea, on Maui’s sunny central coast, has managed to maintain a small beach village vibe, where summer fun comes naturally. It's like catching a wave and riding it all day long, with the salty breeze in your hair, the sound of surf and rhythmic clang of a halyard brushing the mast echoing in your ears.

Maui, with its pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture, is a photographer’s paradise. From the iconic Road to Hana to the majestic Haleakalā National Park, every corner of this Hawaiian island offers picture-perfect moments waiting to be captured.

Maui offers some of the best adventure experiences in the world, making it a must-visit destination for sports and outdoor enthusiasts. Diverse landscapes and plenty of sunshine makes outdoor activities available year-round. Whether you are looking for a thrilling hike, an abundance of exciting ocean activities or traditional sports like golf or tennis, Maui has something for everyone.

If you have not yet tried snorkeling, it is an amazing experience on Maui, if you are prepared. Some people may feel a little apprehensive about the ocean or not want to put their face in the water. Not to worry, we have some great tips, for different levels of water enthusiasts.

Even though we live here, we are amazed by Maui's beauty every day. Seeing the sun rise reflected on sculpted volcanic slopes. Watching boats head out on calm seas to nearby islands, snorkeling and dive sites.

Maalaea, Maui is small oceanfront village with a slow, easygoing feel. Yet, this gem is often overlooked as a tourist destination. Centrally located between Maui's sunny south and west shores, Maalaea condos are on the ocean within walking distance to the island's longest beach. Shops and restaurants anchor one end of Ma'alaea small boat harbor.

We look forward to "whale season" every year, the winter months when humpback whales migrate thousands of miles from summer feeding grounds in polar regions to winter breeding grounds in warmer waters closer to the equator, including Maui.

Aloha and welcome to Maui! Fewer people on the island this fall mean roads are less crowded too- a great time to take a few road trips!

Aloha, e komo mai- Maui welcomes you back to the island! This is a surprisingly good time to visit Maui, despite last month's devastating fires that burned Lahaina town in west Maui, and parts of upcountry.

Higher humidity can make Maui summer days seem warmer. No worries…we have 5 great ways to hang loose and stay cool during Maui’s endless summer.

Consistent sunny weather and lots of family fun activities makes summer a great time to travel to Maui. Toddlers to teens will enjoy all the fun things to do on this paradise island. And you don't have to break open the piggy bank- many are free or low cost. Here are just a few suggestions.

If you have been longing, begging, hinting or otherwise dearly wanting a trip to the best tropical isle in the U.S., we have all the justification you need. Whether you are trying to convince yourself or others, there are some very valid scientific and emotional reasons to schedule that Maui vacation now.

If you’re headed to Maui for a short visit, this itinerary will show you the absolute best of the island in just five days! You will take in Maui’s majestic volcano at sunrise, snorkel with rare sea life, travel the famous Road to Hana and taste the best shave ice anywhere.

Pacific Humpback Whales made an early arrival this year- spotted September 14th at 10am off of Kihei.  But the excitement doesn't really notch up until later in November, when the whales become more active. This makes vactioning during the winter months on Maui particularly exciting. Every year, over 10,000 humpbacks annually migrate to the warm, shallow waters of Maui.