Maryn and Shawn

This is the main airport to fly into on Maui. It's about a 30 min. drive to the west side of the Island (where most will be staying) so we recommend renting a car - it will save you an expensive taxi ride and also allow you to explore the amazing island while you're here! 

Pro Tip: Southwest is now flying to Maui from most CA cities - this will be a very affordable option to check into for your travel.

Kaanapali Beach offers miles of white sand, and the rocky beach towards the north end is one of Maui's top snorkeling spots. Visibility allows snorkelers to see the ocean floor, lava rock ledge, and plenty of different fish species.

Sunrises and sunsets are only two of the many reasons to visit Haleakala National Park. Spanning more than 30,000 acres of public land, the stunning landscapes range from Mars-like red deserts and rock gardens near the summit to lush waterfalls and streams in the park’s coastal Kipahulu section, near Hana.

Whalers Village is the place to shop in Kaanapali. Whether you are in the market for fashion, food, or home décor, the shops at Whalers Village provide anything you might need and more.

If it's your first time visiting Hawaii, attending a luau is a must! Sip on a cocktail and enjoy an evening full of traditional Polynesian cooking, music, dance, and culture. 

The Road to Hana takes you away from the busy resorts to one of the most secluded towns in America. The 52-mile journey passes through some of the most beautiful coastal views, bamboo forests, and waterfalls with plenty of stops to sample the local cuisine. Make sure to take your motion sickness medication as you’ll be in for a ride of 620 curves and 59 bridges.

With car rental prices on the rise, another option to consider is Turo which is a marketplace for renting cars from locals in Maui.

Check it out here: turo.com/

Mama's Fish House was voted one of the Top 10 Fine Dining Restaurants in the US by Trip Advisor. They catch their seafood fresh every day and serve it within 24 hours. Wash everything down with their delicious (and dangerous) mai tai.

This family-friendly brewpub sources as many local products as possible and incorporates beer in many of their dishes to create a unique pub dining experience.

World-famous Ululani’s Hawaiian Shave Ice serves up unique flavors like matcha, pickled mango, and wedding cake with delicious local ice cream and mochi to top it all off.

Merriman’s Maui offers a farm to table concept, with 90% locally sourced award winning menu, showcasing the island's freshest fish, seafood, meat and produce.

Lahaina Pizza Company is a local landmark serving up their famous deep dish pizzas and house-made sandwiches and pastas.

Down the Hatch offers handcrafted cocktails and local beers. Hosting the longest happy hour on Maui every day from 2-6pm.

MALA Ocean Tavern is open daily until midnight and offers a late-night happy hour menu of food and drinks with vinyl DJs spinning every Friday night.

Voted Best Whiskey Bar in Maui, The Dirty Monkey pours up craft and local beers, Maui style cocktails, and tasty bar food. Live music every day!