5 Best Things to Do in Maui 2023
Whether you’re planning to travel to Maui for the first time or whether you’ve been here before, there is plenty to be seen and explored on the Valley Isle. Our Maui vacation rentals put you at the center of it all! Here is our list of the 5 best things to do in Maui during your 2023 vacation:
Visit Maui’s Beaches
The alluring blue waters and sandy beaches are what probably brought you to Maui in the first place! After a day of hiking or exploring all of Maui’s offerings, set aside some beach time so that you can truly catch up on some rest and relaxation. From snorkeling to swimming, hanging out at the beach is the perfect way to spend the day. Our exceptional Maalaea Bay rentals are located in the most central location on Maui, allowing you easy access to the beach and Maalaea’s shops and restaurants.
Featured Property: Maalaea Kai 307
Take in stunning views of Maalaea Bay from your own private lanai in Maalaea Kai 307. This 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo is the perfect place to call home for your Maui vacation. Guests will enjoy access to community amenities which include a pool and putting green.
Cruise Road to Hana
If there’s one thing you should add to your must-do in Maui list, it’s cruise the Road to Hana. The Road to Hana provides visitors with gorgeous views of Maui’s natural landscape. The road was completed in 1926 and features 620 curves and 59 single lane bridges taking anywhere from two to four hours due to the narrow roadway, tight turns, and one-lane bridges. You can either drive the Road to Hana yourself or use a tour guide, which we highly recommend. Make plans to stop and see the Twin Falls, Garden of Eden, and more. Check out our full guide on the Road to Hana and find out all you need to know to prepare for this fun adventure.
Featured Property: Lauloa 309
Step out onto the lanai of Lauloa 309 and take in the views of Maalaea Bay, Haleakala, and Kihei. This gorgeous condo sleeps up to 4 guests and features a split a/c in the bedrooms and living room so you can cool off during the warmer months.
Go on a Whale Watching Tour
If you’re visiting Maui during the months of January-March, then make sure to book a whale watching tour! During these months, Kohola (humpback whales), migrate from the north to Hawaii’s warm waters. Whale watching tours allow you to view these magnificent creatures up close, but if you’re lucky enough, you may be able to spot whale activity from your lanai! Read our guide on whale watching season in Maui and plan the trip of a lifetime!
Featured Property: Nani Kai Hale 409
Nani Kai Hale 409 is the ideal couple's getaway! With breathtaking ocean views and beachfront access, you’ll enjoy waking up to the sounds of the ocean right at your door.
Catch a Glimpse of Sea Life while Snorkeling
Snorkel the clear waters of Maui and catch a glimpse of the amazing sea life! Maui’s calm waters and great visibility is the perfect place for beginners who are learning how to snorkel, as well as experienced snorkelers. Depending on your skill level, you can hit up spots like Molokai Crater, Coral Gardens, Honolua Bay, and more. We recommend booking a snorkeling tour with a local company so that you can get the most out of your experience.
Featured Property: Milowai 302
Reserve a stay at Milowai 302 and enjoy views of the ocean from the comfort of your condo. Dine al fresco on the private lanai or catch a glimpse of sea life from the lanai from this popular unit! Many of our guests who booked a stay here have seen whales, sea turtles, and more!
Hike the Trails for Some Time in Nature
Hiking is a popular activity in Hawaii and there’s good reason why! Maui offers an array of hikes for all skill levels and hikers are rewarded with excellent views. Whether you prefer to end your hike at a waterfall or one that overlooks the ocean, there’s something for everyone. Maui’s most popular hikes include the Pipiwai Trail, Waihee Ridge Trail, and the Twin Falls Trail. Remember to Be Pono and be respectful of the environment during your Maui adventures.
Featured Property: Island Sands 606
This 6th story unit offers gorgeous views of the ocean, Sea Turtle sanctuary, Haleakala and peaceful Maalaea Bay that you can enjoy on your large, shady, private lanai. Sip your morning coffee and watch the sea turtles swim or head down to the resort pool and take a dip to cool off from the heat. You’ll love your stay at Island Sands 606.