Every winter, something extraordinary happens off the coast of Maui. The warm, protected waters between Maui, Lanai, and Kahoʻolawe become a playground for thousands of humpback whales that migrate from the cold Alaskan seas to breed, give birth, and nurse their calves. If you’re planning a trip to Hawaii, Maui whale season 2025 is your chance to witness one of nature’s most unforgettable spectacles.
Looking for a Molokini tour with waterslide that’s perfect for kids? You’ve found it! The Lani Kai II is Maui’s most family-friendly snorkeling vessel — combining adventure, comfort, and a big splash of fun. Whether your family loves ocean life, sea turtles, or simply sliding into paradise, this is one Maui activity you’ll be talking about long after vacation ends!
Aloha! If you’re planning an ocean adventure, you’re probably wondering about the best time to snorkel Maui. The island’s reefs and bays are beautiful year-round, but conditions can change with the seasons. From calm summer mornings to the occasional winter swell, knowing what to expect each month can help you choose the right spots and make the most of your trip. This guide takes you through Maui’s snorkeling conditions month by month so you can plan with confidence!
Looking for Maui Water Activities that are easy, fun, and perfect for all ages? You’re in the right place! Maui’s warm ocean, colorful reefs, and year‑round sunshine make it one of the best islands in the world for ocean play.
The West Maui Mountains are one of the most breathtaking sights on the island of Maui! This mountain range is full of lush valleys, hidden waterfalls, and stunning views. It’s a playground for both adventurers and dreamers. Wondering what makes this part of Maui so special? This guide will walk you through its history, beauty, and the many activities you can enjoy here!
Want to meet a local celebrity on your next snorkel? Say aloha to the Hawaii state fish — the humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa! This little reef rockstar has a huge name, bright colors, and a big personality. In this guide, we’ll show you how to spot it, where to look on Maui, how to say that famous name, and how to keep the reef safe while you explore.
If you’ve snorkeled in Maui before, chances are you’ve already met them—a busy school of slim, striped fish darting across the reef like tiny lawn mowers. These are Convict Tangs, and they’re some of the most common and eye-catching reef fish in Hawaiʻi. Locals call them manini. Visitors call them “the ones with the prison stripes.” No matter what name you use, they’re fun to watch and easy to spot—perfect for first-time snorkelers and families!
Few experiences compare to seeing dolphins in the wild. These playful, intelligent creatures capture our imagination with every leap, splash, and spin. In Maui, dolphins are part of the magic that makes a snorkeling trip unforgettable. While they aren’t guaranteed on every outing, spotting a pod of Maui dolphins gliding through the waves or riding alongside our boat is one of those moments you’ll carry home forever.
Aloha, it’s been two years since the Lahaina fires devastated Maui’s beloved town—and what a ride of recovery, community, and aloha it’s been. For many of us who hold Lahaina close to our hearts, the memories are still vivid. But amidst the sorrow, there’s also an incredible story unfolding – a story of resilience, determination, and the unwavering spirit of the Lahaina community.
Ready to lace up your hiking shoes and venture into the heart of East Maui? The Pipiwai Trail Maui is one of the most magical adventures you can experience on the island—and yes, it’s absolutely worth the drive. With dramatic waterfalls, towering bamboo forests, and ancient banyan trees, this trail feels like stepping into a real-life jungle fairytale.
