Things To Do
Road To Hana
WARNING: Not for those with severe motion sickness! Hana is a 50 mile one lane drive through some of Maui's most beautiful scenery. Take in the amazing bamboo forest, hike to the red sand beach or veer off on multiple trails leading to gorgeous waterfalls. Given the slow speed limit, windy, switchback road and bridges that fit one car at a time, plan on a minimum of 4 hours to complete your Hana trip (with minimal stops). http://www.mauiinformationguide.com/hana.php
Haleakala Crater Hike
Fancy getting up for a sunrise hike? If you're up for a 4 am trek, the Haleakala crater is stunning. Multiple tour companies offer guided, narrated tours of this beautiful part of Maui. https://www.hawaii-guide.com/maui/hiking_trails/haleakala_summit_trails
Wailea
Looking for upscale shopping and restaurants? Want to visit the other side of Maui and drive through the Maui "desert"? Wailea is home to several 5 star hotels, an upscale shopping center and is located in the rain shadow of the island.
Moloka‘i
Want a glimpse of Hawaii before the mega resorts and shopping villages? Molokai is truly lost in time. No building is taller than a palm tree. This is the birthplace of the art of hula! Just a short boat ride from our hotel, Molokai makes an off the beaten path day trip.
Whalers Village
Stroll down the beach walk from the Hyatt and you'll come upon Whaler's Village. Home to eclectic shopping, lots of fun, open air beach bars and dining options that range from casual to upscale.