Maui Travel Journal

Warm days, seasonal events, live entertainment, and Thanksgiving celebrations offer plenty of ways to experience the island beyond its beaches. 

[Updated] Located in the heart of Kaanapali, Whalers Village is a one-stop shop for some of the best dining, shopping, and free entertainment in the West Maui area.

From hidden waterfalls spilling through rainforest valleys to the sea cliffs of neighboring Molokaʻi, a helicopter tour reveals parts of the islands that few visitors ever get to see and experience. 

[Updated] What better and more accessible way to experience the spectacular marine life of Maui than by snorkeling alongside it?

Plan your Road to Hana adventure with tips on when to go, what to bring, and the must-see stops along one of Maui’s most scenic drives.

[Updated] Whether you’re after a romantic sail, a family snorkel adventure, spotting dolphins, or learning to surf for the first time, here is a list of activities you might consider. 

From traditional Hawaiian dishes like poi and laulau to local favorites like loco moco and Spam musubi, every meal tells part of Hawaii's story.

[Updated] Upcountry Maui has something for everyone, from misty slopes and breathtaking landscapes to rustic towns filled with culture and adventure.

Whether it’s your first trip to Maui or a return visit, knowing what to expect before you arrive can help you slip into vacation mode faster.

The most meaningful Maui gifts come from local artisans, made with intention and rooted in Hawaii’s culture and abundance.

[Updated] Hawaii is home to a very family-oriented, or ‘Ohana’ oriented culture, which is why so many families travel from around the world to spend some quality time here.

[Updated] Home to world-class beaches, five-star resorts, and the Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary, West Maui is where it’s at.