Maui Tours
As Frommer's explains, Maui is known more for its natural attractions, so most tours involve the outdoors, or require outdoor activity of some sort.1
Fast Facts
- Country: United States
- State: Hawaii
- Population: 141,7832 (2007)
- Currency: U.S. dollar
- Area Code: 808
- Time Zone: HST
- Average climate: 75°F - 85°F year-round3
Popular Tours and Activities
- Haleakala National Park: As the island's "main natural attraction," the park is home to the world's largest dormant volcano. The crater itself is 3,000 feet deep and seven and a half miles long.4
- Hana: The "beautiful" and "lush" coastal town is "rich in Hawaiian history." Frommer's suggests spending two to three days to experience the town's "beauty and serenity."5
- Snorkeling: This activity is "a must" according to Fodor's, and labeled "the main attraction in Maui" by Frommer's. The island's waters are full of "colorful" fish and "mesmerizing" views. Some of the best snorkeling spots include Kapalua Beach, Kamaole III Beach Park and Ulua Beach.6 7
- Helicopter tours: Many of Maui's most "dramatic" and "beautiful" natural sights, like the Wall of Tears, can only be viewed via helicopter.1 8
Self-Guided Tours
Frommer's features suggested itineraries, driving tours and walking tours that cover most of Maui's historic sites and the road to Hana.9 10
Fodor's also has several "great 1-day itineraries" that detail the best outdoor activities to do on each shore of the island.11
Mahalo Suggests
If planning a trip, please see Maui Vacation, Maui Hotels and Maui Restaurants.
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