- The list below includes 157 free or cheap things to do in or near Ka'anapali, Hawaii, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like Ziplines, Farms & Ranches, Train Tours and Paddleboarding.
- From Maui Paddle Sports to Skyline Eco Adventure, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Ka'anapali and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wailuku, Lahaina, Lanai City and Kaunakakai.
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Sitting at the bottom of Mount Haleakala, the Kula Botanical Garden is an eight-acre garden and botanical reserve. It flourishes with hundreds of colorful, fragrant blossoms and greenery of diverse shapes and sizes.
26.4 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.
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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.
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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.
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A botanical coffee farm open to tourists in season, Shim’s Coffee Farm allows visitors to see, step by step, the entire process of making a bag of dark roast coffee, from harvesting the beans to packaging.
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Maui's Thompson Ranch Riding Stables offers visitors the opportunity to ride horses through the pastures and eucalyptus fields of the Maui countryside. The ranch offers guided trail rides suitable for the whole family.
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The Molokai Plumeria is a farm that specializes in growing Hawaii's Aloha Flower. A personal tour of the farm reveal rows of trees and flowers to pick to be used in making a lei.
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At the end of Kalae Highway 470, Hoolehua, HI 96729
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Hoolehua, Hawaii is home to the Phallic Rock, otherwise called Ka Ule o Nanahoa. According to native mythology, Phallic Rock is the petrified penis of Nanahoa, a deity associated with fertility.
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A small park along Molokai's south shore, Kakahaia Beach Park is a national wildlife refuge frequented by fishermen and picnickers. The beach is popular with birdwatchers looking for Hawaii's endangered native species including the Hawaiian stilt and coot.