Things To Do
Maui Pineapple Tours
This is a one of a kind tour which takes you through a working pineapple plantation. Definitely family-friendly!
Bicycle Down a Volcano
There are a couple of packages that takes you down the Haleakala Crater on a Bike. You can do it at sunrise or morning, on a guided or self guided tour. The ride is 23 MILES long and you need to be 12 years or older and comfortable on a bike to participate.
Whale Watching
One of the reasons February is high season in Hawaii is because it is also a great time to see whales. Their migration pattern brings them to Hawaii during this time of year. Best way to do this is to join a boat tour. The site below is one of the top rated on Tripadvisor... and it has a lot of photos with whales in them.
Snorkel!
Snorkeling is fun when there are lots of things to see underwater. The whale watching tour can also take you snorkeling too.
Surf and or Stand Up Paddle (SUP)
Surfing is easy to learn and fun to do. With a short lesson you'll feel like a pro in no time. Plus there is nothing better than Surfing in Hawaii = ) There are well rated instructors and rental places in both Lahaina and Kihei. Maui Waveriders - http://www.mauiwaveriders.com/surf-lessons-lahaina Maui Waveriders - http://www.mauiwaveriders.com/book-lessons-in-kihei/
Sunrise Above the Clouds
A popular sight in Maui is sunrise above the clouds seen at Haleakala National Park on top of a volcano at 3055 m above sea level. To get to the sumit for sunrise at 6:11 am you'll need to drive late at night up a 300+ turn narrow mountain road. The drive takes about 3.5 hours from Lahaina. If you plan to go, a sunrise viewing permit must be purchased in advance for $1.50 USD (https://www.nps.gov/hale/planyourvisit/permitsandreservations.htm) and a park pass for $25 USD.
Hike to 2 Waterfalls and swim
This is a great activity to see the Maui rainforest without working too hard. This company offers a tour that is 3 - 4 hours long that takes you down a 1 mile hike to 2 waterfalls. They will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel, snacks are included. Price per person is $95, a bit expensive but a good place to start the search.
Hike the Pipiwai Trail
Pipiwai is one of the best hikes on the island. It has it all - waterfalls, bamboo forest, ocean views, gorgeous trees and views of the 7 sacred pools of water. The hike is easy enough to bring younger kids but it is muddy and you will get wet crossing some streams. The trail is 4 miles round trip and will take about 2 hours to complete.
Beach Day
Everyone knows there are many beautiful beaches in Maui. With three miles of white sand and crystal clear water, it’s no wonder why Kaanapali Beach was once named America’s Best Beach. You're in Maui - dip your toes in the water and enjoy!