Maui Vacation Packages

The high point of any Maui vacation is the Road to Hana, generally considered to be one the most picturesque drives in the world. Beginning in Kahului, the Hana Highway winds past waterfalls, dramatic vistas, and flowering rainforests until it reaches the small town of Hana. Filled with narrow one-lane bridges and hairpin turns, the 52-mile drive can take anywhere from two to four hours. Hana itself is a quaint town on the island's east coast that embodies the spirit of aloha. Once there, visit historic St. Sophia's Church, browse for souvenirs at the Hasegawa General Store and Hana Ranch Store, or tour Hale Pilani, the state's largest Hawaiian temple.

Maui has 14 courses, many of which regularly rank high on "best of" lists. With fairways abutting ancient lava flows, tees surrounded by palm groves, and greens arched by rainbows formed in the ocean mist—not to mention challenging 15-25 mph trade winds—it may be hard to focus on your game.

Strung along Maui's 120-mile coastline are dozens of white, black, and red sand beaches ranging from popular spots with full amenities to undeveloped gems off the beaten path. Some are ideal for surfing, snorkeling, and windsurfing, while others attract locals and visitors alike for a more relaxed day of fun in the sun. Most well-known are Ka'anapali, home to many of the island's family-friendly resorts, and Wailea, where many more upscale resorts are found.

Once the capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom as well as a booming whaling village, Lahaina remains a cultural hotspot today, now filled with art galleries, unique shops, and delicious restaurants.

We can't adequately describe Maui's many natural wonders. To get a true picture, you really have to experience them. Take a sunrise or sunset hike up Hawaii's highest peak, Mt. Halekala, or jump on a helicopter tour of Maui's remote rainforests. From December through May, Maui is known for exceptional whale-watching.

From Maui, go island-hopping to Molokai, the 'Friendly Isle.' Take a helicopter tour that combines views of the ancient West Maui Mountains with Molokai's spectacular sea cliffs, waterfalls, and remote valleys. Or cross the Pailolo Channel via ferry for a day trip, where you'll see the island's beauty up close.

The beautiful beaches and lush mountain rainforests are just the beginning. Hawaii’s awe-inspiring scenery is the ideal backdrop to celebrate your love, filled with experiences you can’t find anywhere else. From the diversity of the Island of Hawaii, the adventure of Maui, the nightlife of Oahu, to the natural wonder of Kauai, the seclusion of Lanai, and the relaxation of Molokai, Hawaii has an island that’s just the right fit for the experience you seek.