Brett & Danielle
Things To Do
Flatbread Company
Want to try the best flatbread pizza in the world? Take a 35 minute drive through the middle of the island until you reach the small surfer town of Paia. Its the first stop before the treacherous road to Hana.
Maui Fish'n Chips
Volcano fries. That is all.
S & Q's Coffee and Shave Ice Shack
If you have never had Hawaiian Shave Ice, this is the place to start.
Wow Wow
Amazing lemonade and healthy breakfast bowls.
Big Beach BBQ
Food truck typically found near Big Beach. Pulled Pork sandwich and a cute French Bulldog to play fetch with while you wait.
Black Rock
Its exactly as it sounds. A big black rock/cliff about 300m out into the ocean. You can try negotiating the peninsula it is attached to, but it isn't recommended. Be prepared for a swim. Once you reach the rock, it is easy enough to climb up and leap off as many times as you please.
Whalers Village
A number of shops and restaurants are located here for those looking to kill some time or spend an afternoon out of the sun.
Lahaina Banyan Court
This is the site of the oldest living tree in Maui (how could anyone even know this?) Good news, it's also right in the middle of the Lahaina Market. Lots of great food, shops, antiques, art, etc.
Haleakala National Park
This is Haleakala National Park. The dormant volcano is a pretty amazing wonder. Fun fact, from base (below sea level) to peak it is taller then Mt Everest. You can drive to the top or take a bicycle tour.
Big Beach
Big Beach, Big Waves.
Kamaole Beach Park II
Rated one of the best beaches in Maui, it has great conditions for paddle boarding and has sea turtles that frequent the area morning, noon and night.
The Road to Hana
The Road to Hana is as beautiful as it is dangerous. It is a stretch of thin highway (64 miles) that spans the NE coast of the island. There are tons of unbelievable scenic spots along the way *including a few from Jurassic Park and Lost. If you want to test your nerves and driving skills, please be careful.