- The list below includes 175 free or cheap things to do in or near Haiku, Hawaii, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like Ziplines, Farms & Ranches, Art Gallery and Observatories & Planetariums.
- From Kaumahina State Wayside Park to Northshore Zipline Co., there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Haiku and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wailuku, Kula, Hana and Wailea.
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Hana Maui Botanical Gardens offers a self-guided walking tour across 10-acres, with a focus on native and non-native flower and fruit species. A hand-drawn map and guide book explains each plant's uses in historical Hawaiian culture.
21.0 Miles
Ironwood Ranch offers a variety of rides to suit all riders, from beginners to experienced ones. Patrons will ride over lush pineapple fields, through tropical valleys and ironwood forests and enjoy panoramic views of Maui and the neighbor islands.
21.0 Miles
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Off Wailea Alanui Drive, Kihei, HI 96753
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Big Beach in Makena State Park offers soft, white sand with lots of square footage. The waves are generally big and provides an opportunity for bodyboarders to do tricks and catch waves.
21.2 Miles
Famous as an unofficial nudist haven, Little Beach is also popular among clothed beachgoers. Public nudity is technically forbidden in Hawaii, but this law is rarely enforce on Little Beach. Use discretion when travelling with children.
21.3 Miles
Hana Lava Tubes offer self guided tours to an underground lavascape which can be explored through a cinder trail. There is also a red ti botanical garden maze within the premises.
21.3 Miles
Experienced surfers and vacationers alike find Honolua Bay to be one an enjoyable spot. The bay offers powerful waves, as well as fun places for snorkeling and scuba diving.
21.6 Miles
Makena's Oneloa Beach is the perfect destination for those who wish to avoid Hawaii's more crowded beaches. It is open throughout the year and is prone to extremely high winds in the afternoon and early evening hours.
21.6 Miles
A peaceful quarter mile sandy waterfront, Oneloa Beach is a local favorite for residents. The uncrowded shores looks upon a shallow reef where visitors can snorkel among wildlife or they can dive from cliffs into deep water.
21.7 Miles
Ahihi Bay is a great spot for a day on the water. Visitors can go kayaking, snorkeling, or SCUBA diving, or simply relax and enjoy the view and maybe spot a green sea turtle or an eagle ray.
21.7 Miles
A scenic park overlooking Kipahulu Point, Kipahulu Point Park offers some remarkable vistas and welcoming picnic areas. The park is fairly minimalist, though, so visitors should not expect restroom facilities.