- Our list of the best things to do in Maui, Hawaii, features the top 296 nearby activities — including 189 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Maui, HI has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Water Activities, Tours, and Adventures.
- The results below include the top 5 things to do within the city of Maui, HI , followed by 275 popular activities in nearby cities, including Kihei, Wailuku, Kahului, Kula, Lahaina, Hana, Wailea, Makawao, Paia, Haiku, Ka'anapali, Maalaea, Kipahulu, Makena, Pukalani, Kapalua, Waikoloa, Puunene and Waihee
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Spanning ten miles, Iao Valley State Park offers scenic views of Maui. Visitors can explore exhibits at the Hawaii Nature Center and walk a paved trail that leads to the iconic 1,200 foot tall lava remnant, the Iao Needle.
13.3 Miles
Serving visitors and locals for over 25 years, the Tropical Gardens of Maui raise quality exotic plants. Take part of Hawaii home with you by buying orchids, Palms, and other indigenous wildlife.
13.5 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.
13.7 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.
13.9 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.
13.9 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.
14.1 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.
14.2 Miles
Overlooking the breath-taking tourmaline blue sea, the Waiehu Golf Course is an 18-hole quality golf experience. Enjoy the views of the sugar white sand or check out the club's pro shop, starter booth, and restaurant.
14.8 Miles
Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens is a public garden established in 1952 in West Maui's Iao Valley. The garden, cut through by the Iao Stream, showcases a selection of plants and dwellings from different cultures including Japanese, Portuguese and Hawaiian.
14.8 Miles
At Hawaii Nature Center, visitors can learn about the island's native birds and ecosystems. The center hosts a variety of weekend programs, like mountain trail hikes to Mt. Ka'ala and watercolor classes.