Hawaiian Activities in Maui

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Maui is home to lush tropical habitats and a distinct cultural heritage.

Maui is one of Hawaii's central islands. It is known for its natural habitats and boasts a tropical environment with beaches surrounded by lush rainforests. Activities in Maui range from tours to adventure excursions and sightseeing, as well as cultural shows and entertainment.

  1. Drums of the Pacific Luau

    • The Hyatt Regency in Maui offers the Drums of the Pacific Luau show in Kaanapali, West Maui. Upon arrival, guests are offered shell leis and mai tais (or non-alcoholic fruit punch), and the evening includes an open bar and a buffet. The performance includes regional drums, authentic dances, and music. The entire evening consists of three hours of entertainment, including audience participation in hula (Hawaiian dance) and poi (juggling) lessons. The event also offers coconut tree climbing, coconut husking, an imu ceremony in which food is steamed in an underground oven, and a main dish of roasted pig.

      Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa

      200 Nohea Kai Drive

      Lahaina, Hawaii, 96761

      808-661-1234

      maui.hyatt.com

    Molokini Snorkel Cruise

    • The Molokini Snorkel Cruise explores the undersea area of Molokini Island and Olowalu Turtle Reef. Molokini is one of only three volcanic calderas (hollow recesses made by magma) in the world, and is home to hundreds of species of fish and marine animals, as well as coral reef formations specific to the oceans of Hawaii. The Olowalu Turtle Reef, also called "Turtle Town," is home to the Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle, which is accustomed to human proximity here and will often swim close to snorkelers. The cruise also offers an upgrade that includes a scuba diving tour with instructors for ages eight and up. Snorkel destinations are reached by cruise ship, and breakfast and lunch are included onboard the ship.

      Marine Charters Inc.

      781 Kolu St. Suite E

      Wailuku, HI, 96793

      808-242-0955

      prideofmaui.com

    Piiholo Ranch Zipline Tour

    • The Piiholo Ranch Zipline Tour features Hawaii's longest side-by-side (up to four people) zipline excursion. The zipline tour is over three miles long and travels through eucalyptus forests, native trees, indigenous plants, as well as offering coastal and canyon views. Piiholo Ranch also offers Tango Tower, a team-building climbing center with seven challenges, and accommodates groups of up to 48 people. Different zipline packages and activities are included for participants in the zipline tour, as well as walking tours. Long pants and close-toed shoes are recommended for participation.

      Piiholo Ranch Zipline

      325 Waiahiwi Road

      Makawao, HI

      808-572-1717

      piiholozipline.com

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