Alayna & Peter
Things To Do
Lahaina Town
Its whale watching season! I highly suggest going on at least one boat! We are trying to get one together for everyone too. Lahaina has tons of shops, art galleries, restaurants, good people watching, right on the water. The Banyon tree is in the middle of town by the harbor. There is a surf school (goofy foot) nearby as well.
Honolua Bay
Its winter time, so probably no snorkeling...There is a parking lot above the bay with a gorgeous view and a lot of fun to watch the surfers and whales.
Whalers Village
Another great place for shopping or dining. Right on the famous Kaanapali beach. What better than to eat, shop and get a tan all in one!
Mala Ocean Tavern
Mala, Honu, and Frida's are my three favorite restaurants on island. They are all in a row so find the one and check out the menus for all!!!
Wailea-Makena
Kihei and Wailea are going to be the best places to snorkel in the winter....South Lahaina as well. PLEASE ask someone what is best. The Ocean has its own agenda and a recommended place may not be the safest or best the day you want to go. Be safe and smart!
Paia Town/Public Parking (to Haiku)
Fun shops and restaurants.
Hookipa Beach
Continue about 4 miles past Paia for another great place to watch surfers, Kiters, and windsurfers.
Hana
Hana is one of the most magical places on the island, if you are making a big trip out of this event then I would add this to your to do list. If you are staying 3-4 days, I would suggest other amazing things that won't take a whole day or two. I highly suggest staying a night there if you can. It is doable in one day but can get exhausting as the drive is long. Not something I would suggest if you have say a wedding to get back to that day....or any other plans for that matter.
Haleakalā
Sunrise at Haleakala....I am debating setting this up. I have never been and think it would be great! If you wanna go, let me know and we can make a trip!