• Beaches –Maui has more than 80 accessible beaches. All of them are public property
• Golfing-book a tee time as soon as you arrive
• watch the PGA Mecedes
  Championship Golf in Kapaula in January
• Snorkeling

• Windsurfing
• Ocean Kayaking
• Ocean Rafting
• Body Surfing
• Parasailing
• Sport Fishing
• Horseback Riding
• Ziplining

• Picnicking Mini Golf with the kids (Maui Golf & Sports Park 242-7818 or Glow Putt 667-2010)
• Whale Watching –we saw many from shoreline in January
• Shopping and dining www.whalersvillage.com Lahaina www.visitlahaina.com; www.shopsatwailea.com

• Shopping at the mall.
• Queen Ka'ahumanu Center
• Tour a lavender garden www.aliikulalavender.com
• Ride a horse
• Explore varied climates by driving around the Island including: West Maui, South Maui, Central Maui, Wailuku, Upcountry, The road to Hana, Hana and Lanai Island

• Explore Hawaiian History starting with Old Lahaina
• See a movie at various theatres or in June check out the Maui Film Festival
• Check the listings at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center www.mauiarts.org
• Check out the Iao Theatre in Wailuku www.mauionstage.com

• Hire a Helicopter
• Bike down a volcano
• Play tennis at Kapalua or Wailea resort areas or County Park outdoor
• Schedule a Sunset Cruise
• Attend a Traditional Hawaiian Luau
• Arrange for spa treatments as various first class hotels

• Visit the Maui Tropical Plantation www.mauitropicalplantation.com
• Visit the Tedeschi Vineyards www.mauiwine.com
• See the black beach at Wainapanapa State Park
• Visit Charles A. Lindbergh’s grave
• Visit the Hawaii Nature Centre in Iao Valley www.hawaiinaturecenter.org

Mahalo, and have
fun in Hawaii!

• Visit the Maui Ocean Centre www.mauioceancenter.com
• Take day trip to Lanai Island by Ferry
• Explore Haleakala National Park
• Check out the Markets