- 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.
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The most unusual beach on Lanai Island is Shipwreck Beach, located on the northern coast. This remote beach features a sizable shipwreck in shallow water and is a favorite destination for divers and snorkling enthusiasts.
37.6 Miles
Featuring glass bottomed kayaks, Clear Kayaks Maui provides visitors with the opportunity to view tropical fish and sea turtles in the crystal clear water below. Visitors can choose from 2 hour to half day rental rates.
37.7 Miles
One of Lanai's most popular attractions for outdoor enthusiasts is the Munro Trail. This one-lane dirt trail is 12.8 miles long and is a favorite among hikers, mountain bikers and ATV enthusiasts.
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730 Lanai Ave., Room 126, Lanai City, HI 96763
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Dedicated to preserving and celebrating the natural history of Hawaii, the Lanai Culture & Heritage Center displays artifact pertaining to the cultural history of the Lanai people.
37.9 Miles
Founded in 1991, the community supported Lanai Art Center offers a variety of arts-centered programs, including a series of lectures, classes, workshops, and exhibits. The art center also features a gift shop.
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Near a former fishing village, Naha Beach is a mostly rocky beach at the end of a bumpy, dirt road. Fishing is still a favorite activity, and guests can also see the walls of an ancient fishpond.
38.0 Miles
Skeet shooters find paradise at Lanai Pine Sporting Clays, a 14-station skeet course on northern Lanai Island. The course is open to shooters of all experience levels, and hosts a variety of tournaments throughout the year.
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Populated by rocks of all sizes and shapes, the Garden of the Gods resembles a lunar landscape. While vehicles are permitted into the area, removing or repositioning any of the rocks is prohibited.
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Oil paintings, limited edition prints, and various other artworks are exhibited at Mike Carroll Gallery. It has a gift shop and a special program called the Corporate Amenities.
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Visitors can enjoy sporting clays on a 14 station course at Lanai Pines Sporting Clays. They offer introductory sessions for beginners and moderately experienced shooters along with exclusive and deluxe exclusive sessions for experienced shooters.