Hana Cultural Center
4974 Uakea Rd.
Hana, HI 96713
808-248-8622

Learn of the colorful history of this areas past, discover the role it played in the production of sugar, view the town’s restored jail and courthouse, view re-creations of traditional island structures, gardens, photographs and artifact.

Ka'eleku Caverns
Ulaino Rd, Off Hana Hwy.
Hana, HI
808-248-7308

Maneuver your way through a network of caves formed from lava over 30,000 years ago. Tour guides point out interesting lava formations as light filters through occasional openings in the surface 40 feet overhead.

Maui Tropical Plantation
1670 Honoapiilani Hwy.
Wailuku, HI 96793
808-244-7643

Take a 40-minute leisurely tram ride as you browse 100-acres of Hawaiian-grown products such as pineapple, coffee, sugar cane, macadamia nuts and tropical fruits.

Tedeschi Vineyards and Winery
Off Hwy 37, Ulupalakua Ranch
Ulupalakua, HI 96790
808-878-6058

This, Maui’s only commercial winery, creates vintages from European and Californian grapes, and it also bottles a unique pineapple wine. Tastings are available, as are tours of the facility.

FreChurch of the Holy Ghost
Lower Kula Rd, off Hwy 37
Kula, HI 96790
808-878-1091

The FreChurch of the Holy Ghost is an octagonal church that was built in the late 19th-century for Portuguese Catholics in the area. The church boasts an elaborate altar and fourteen uniquely decorated Stations of the Cross.

Banyan Tree
Canal St and Front St.
Lahaina, HI 96761

The Banyan Tree was planted in 1873 and today stands 50 feet tall, has 12 subsidiary trunks in addition to its main support and encompasses nearly an acre. Craftspeople and artists often gather below the tree’s expansive branches and peddle their wares.

Lahaina Courthouse
648 Wharf St.
Lahaina, HI 96761
808-661-0970

Completed in 1859 and for many years the courthouse was used as a central location for the post office, courtroom, customs house and offices for the sheriff and governor. Stones used in the construction of the courthouse came from the ruins of King Kamehameha III’s intended palace. Today the courthouse is used for art exhibits, museum displays and as a visitors’ center.

Oheo Gulch
10 miles south of Hana
Kipahula, HI 96713
808-572-440

Bask in the beauty of these serene pools filled from the waterfalls above as the trickle their way into the ocean

Pu'u 'Ula'ula Summit
Hwy 378
Haleakala National Park, HI
808-572-4400

Sit in a glass-enclosed structure for a breath-taking panoramic view of Maui and the neighboring islands. At 10,023 feet, the amazing Pu’u ‘Ula’ula Summit is the highest point on the island of Maui and a wonderful spot from which to watch sun rise.

Sugar Cane Train
975 Limahana Pl.
Lahaina, HI 96761
808-667-6851

The Sugar Can Train provides a breath-taking six-mile ride between Lahaina and Ka'anapali. The open-air train traces the route that sugar cane and plantation workers used to travel, and the conductor highlights points of interest along the way.

Wailua and Kanahualui Falls
Hana Hwy, mile marker 45, 7 miles south of Hana
Hana, HI

Bring your camera, relax and enjoy the wonders of the islands as you sit beside these waterfalls, which are postcard-perfect examples of tropical island scenery.

Enchanting Floral Gardens
Hwy 37, across Mile Marker 10
Kula, HI
808-878-2531

Meander through pathways and gaze at the displays of tropical plants, the mountains and an awe inspiring ocean backdrop on this 8-acre park featuring more than 1500 species of gorgeous plants.

Iao Valley State Park
Iao Valley Rd
Wailuku, HI
808-984-8109

Best known for its stone spire, the "Iao Needle," which rises 2250 feet from the valley floor and the park also features hiking paths and river swimming holes.

Kula Botanical Gardens
377 Kekaulike Ave
Kula, HI
808-878-1715

Take in all of the wonderful floral beauty native to the Hawaiian Islands at this 6-acre park featuring proteas, orchids, bromeliads, a beautiful koi pond, an aviary, a gazebo, picnic facilities, concessions and gift shop.

Wai'anapanapa State Park
Hwy 360 Hana, near Mile Marker 32
Wailuki, HI 96793
808-244-4354

Explore the black-sand beaches, freshwater caves, ancient cemeteries and religious sites that make this park a treasure. Strong currents make the ocean a bit dangerous here, so exercise caution if you go near the water.

Maui Ocean Center
192 Ma'alaea Road,
Wailuku, HI 96793
808-270-7000

Observe marine life swimming all around you as you walk through a huge tank via an acrylic tunnel. The Maui Ocean Center features Hawaii’s largest aquarium with indoor and outdoor exhibits that introduce visitors to ocean life, especially that which is indigenous to the islands. Featured exhibits are tide pools, reefs, turtles, stingrays, whales and more.

Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum
3957 Hansen Rd.
Pu'unene, HI 96784
808-871-8058

Six rooms and outdoor exhibits, featuring photos, artifacts and exhibits, will intrigue you as you journey through the rich history of sugarcane and its influence on the economy.

Lahaina Whaling Museum
865 Front St.
Lahaina, HI
808-661-4775

Have a whale of a time as you look through the displays depicting the whale industry with photos, whaling implements and the art of scrimshaw.

Charles A. Lindbergh’s Grave
Pi’ilani Hwy, 8 miles south of Hana
Kipahulu, HI

Simple grave for a simple man who desired peace instead of the fanfare brought on by him crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

Molokini Crater
Off the coast of Makena, HI

Dive into the cool ocean water and scuba dive your way to this remnant of an extinct volcano that is now a crescent shaped island, and swim into this marine reserve and see an abundance of wildlife.

Hale Pa’i Museum
980 Lahainaluna Rd.
Lahaina, HI 96761
808-661-3262

Take a journey back in time to the 1800’s when missionaries began to create a dictionary of the Hawaiian language so they could began to teach the people about Christianity. Once a printing press this museum holds artifacts of the original press and replicas of early publications.

Whale Center of the Pacific
2435 Ka’anapali Pkwy.
Lahaina, HI 96761
808-661-5992

Made up of two museums the first boast of the life cycle, evolution and the biology of the whale including displays and skeletons of the mammal, while the second focuses on Hawaii’s whaling past including diaries, movies, models ships and many artifacts.

Free Things to Do and See:

Sunset Cliff Diving
Sheraton Maui Resort, Kaanapali
Every evening just before sunset

Hula Show
Maui Mall

1 pm to 2 pm, every Saturday and Sunday

Hula Show
Lahaina Center

Every Wednesday, 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm and every Friday, 6 pm to 7 pm

Polynesian Dancing
Lahaina Cannery Mall

7 pm to 8 pm, every Tuesday and Thursday

Hawaiian, Polynesian, and Tahitian Performances

Every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday 6:30 pm to 8 pm.