Discover the essence of relaxation on Maui, where luxury meets island life. From breathtaking beaches to fine dining, thrilling adventures, and boutique shopping, Maui offers the perfect blend of leisure and serenity. Our guide shares insider tips on the best time to visit, how many days to stay, and more for an unforgettable experience.
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BEST TIME TO VISIT MAUI
Maui’s allure varies across seasons, offering unique experiences like whale watching, cultural festivals, and outdoor adventures, so consider what each season has to offer when planning your trip.
Maui’s warm aloha spirit and breathtaking natural beauty are always in season.
No matter when you choose to visit
SPRING (MARCH TO MAY)
Whale Watching Season: See humpback whales through early April.
Optimal Water Clarity: Ideal for snorkeling and diving.
Mild Weather: Fewer tourists, great for quiet beach days.
SUMMER (JUNE TO AUGUST)
Ideal for Families: Perfect for school breaks with endless outdoor activities.
Outdoor Adventures: Enjoy hiking, surfing, and paddleboarding.
Cultural Events: Participate in local events and festivals that showcase Hawaiian culture and music. Don’t miss the annual Kapalua Wine and Food Festival.
FALL (SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER)
Cultural Festivities: Experience local festivals and markets. Explore local flavor and artisanal crafts at the Hawaiian Airlines Annual Made in Maui Festival.
Cooler Temperatures: Great for hiking and exploring.
Less Crowded: Relax in a more peaceful setting.
WINTER (DECEMBER TO FEBRUARY)
Peak Whale Watching: Best time to see humpback whales, as humpback whales return to Maui’s waters to breed and nurse their young.
Cooler Climate: for outdoor adventures.
Vibrant Holiday Spirit: Enjoy holiday celebrations against Maui’s tropical backdrop.
HOW TO GET TO MAUI
Embark on your journey to Maui with direct flight options from major US cities on carriers such as Hawaiian Airlines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines, all landing at Kahului Airport (OGG).
If you’re coming from a city without direct flights, you may have a brief layover at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) on Oahu before heading to Maui.
Direct flights typically take about six hours, offering a smooth transition from urban hustle to Maui’s tranquil beaches
A GLIMPSE OF MAUI
Exploring Maui by car offers the ultimate freedom to uncover the island’s diverse beauty at your pace. Rental cars are available upon arrival at Kahului Airport and throughout the island.
For a guided experience, join one of Maui’s van tours, exploring highlights like the road to Hana and hidden waterfalls, all while gaining insights into the island’s rich history and culture.
EXPLORING AND STAYING ON MAUI:
a paradise for every traveler
WHAT TO DO
ON MAUI
Maui, a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural richness, offers unforgettable experiences for everyone, whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or local culture.
Where to Stay on Maui
Maui’s diverse regions promise an unforgettable vacation filled with aloha and lasting memories.
West Maui
Perfect for beach lovers with popular spots like Kaʻanapali Beach.
Upcountry Maui
Great for nature enthusiasts near Haleakalā National Park, offering stunning landscapes.
North Maui
A surfer’s paradise with gentle breezes and tropical scenery.
South Maui
Known for luxury shopping and golfing, featuring upscale condos and amenities.
East Maui
A tranquil retreat for hikers wanting to explore the lush eastern coastline.
Central Maui
The urban hub of Wailuku, providing numerous dining and shopping options.