Maui offers plenty of water activities to keep you entertained. Snorkel in crystal-clear waters at Molokini Crater or Lanai (our personal favorite) to see vibrant fish and sea turtles. You can also paddleboard along the coast, surf legendary waves, or explore by kayak. Whatever you choose, a magical Maui adventure awaits.

Contact our concierge service to book your favorite water activity. You won't regret it!

Merriman's in Kapalua offers a relaxed yet upscale dining experience with breathtaking ocean views. Known for its farm-to-table philosophy, the restaurant serves fresh, locally sourced dishes that showcase the best of Hawaii’s flavors. This is one of our favorite spots to dine in the Kapalua area. If you plan to visit West Maui, don't forget to book a reservation!

Monkeypod Kitchen in Wailea is known for its signature Mai Tai, made with locally sourced rum and a house-made macadamia nut orgeat topped with a honey-lilikoi foam. It's our favorite Mai Tai on the island! It’s the perfect drink to enjoy alongside their delicious, island-inspired menu, featuring everything from wood-fired pizzas to fresh seafood. There is an additional location in Kaanapali if you visit West Maui.

Haleakalā National Park is a natural wonder renowned for its stunning volcanic landscapes and unique biodiversity. Home to the dormant Haleakalā volcano, which rises over 10,000 feet above sea level, the park offers breathtaking vistas of volcanic craters, lush rainforests, and rare native species. Visitors can experience awe-inspiring sunrises and sunsets from the summit, hike through diverse ecosystems, and marvel at endemic plants and wildlife found nowhere else on Earth.

Sunset and sunrise are popular times to visit the national park. We visited during sunset, and it was absolutely stunning. If you decide to visit for sunrise, use the website link below to secure your permit for a reservation!

The Surfing Goat Dairy offers a unique farm-to-table experience where visitors can tour the picturesque goat farm known for their award-winning goat cheese. The dairy provides an interactive and educational experience, with opportunities to feed the goats, watch the cheese-making process, and enjoy tastings. Whether you’re a cheese lover or just looking for a fun, off-the-beaten-path adventure, the Surfing Goat Dairy is a must-visit spot in Maui.

Located in the beautiful Upcountry Maui, the Ocean Vodka Organic Farm and Distillery Tour tour takes you through fields of organic sugarcane and showcases the eco-friendly practices behind Ocean Vodka's production. Learn about the distillation process and enjoy tastings of premium vodka and spirits made with pristine Hawaiian water.

Ali'i Kula Lavender Farm offers a peaceful escape with stunning views and fragrant lavender fields. Visitors can explore the farm’s scenic trails, learn about lavender cultivation, and shop for unique lavender products like oils, lotions, and teas. It’s a tranquil, aromatic experience that's perfect for nature lovers and anyone looking to unwind in a beautiful setting in upcountry Maui.

Kula Lodge Restaurant offers a charming, mountain-side dining experience with panoramic views of Maui. Make sure to stop here for a bite to eat during your upcountry adventures and request a seat on their outdoor garden terrace.

Mama's Fish House, located in the quaint town of Paia on Maui's North Shore, is a culinary gem celebrated for its fresh seafood and enchanting beachfront setting.

Mama's Fish House holds a special place in our hearts as our favorite dining spot in Maui. Conveniently located near the airport, it's become our tradition to visit Mama's Fish House right after landing, immersing ourselves in the island's tranquil beauty from the moment we arrive. Try the curry, you can thank us later.

Make your reservation using the website link below. Make sure to book far in advance, as this restaurant books up very quickly.

Paia Town is a vibrant, laid-back gem on Maui’s north shore, known for its bohemian charm and surf culture. The streets are lined with eclectic shops, art galleries, and delicious eateries, offering a mix of local flavors and unique finds. We love this quaint and charming town, which is why we are getting married here! We hope you love it too.

Baby Beach in Spreckelsville is a favorite local spot, known for its calm waters and laid-back vibe. Tucked away from the usual tourist crowds, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful day by the ocean. The shallow lagoon is protected by a reef and creates safe and calm swimming conditions. You will be sure to see many locals going for their daily walks and swims with their doggos. It is a true hidden gem on North Shore Maui and our favorite beach on the island.

The Road to Hana is a legendary journey along Maui's northeastern coast, celebrated for its scenic beauty and cultural richness. This winding road stretches approximately 64 miles, with over 40 stops showcasing lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and panoramic ocean views at every turn, leading to the quaint east-Maui town of Hana.

We recommend making this a day trip. If you have an adequate rental vehicle, drive yourself and use an app-guided tour (our personal favorite). To keep it manageable, we advise that you research the stops well beforehand and plan out your day (it's a long one but a worthwhile one). Alternatively, you can book a guided tour. Reach out to the concierge service for more information!

Waiʻānapanapa State Park, home of the famous black sand beach, is nestled along Maui's rugged eastern coastline. The jet-black volcanic sand beaches, contrasted against vibrant blue waters, create a striking backdrop. Visitors can wander through lush tropical foliage to discover ancient lava tubes, sea caves, and natural arches carved by the ocean waves.

This is a perfect stop-off during your excursion along the Road to Hana. Don't forget to make a park reservation using the website link below!