There is just so much to say about the beautiful bohemian-style town of Paia. This shopper’s paradise offers way more than your eye can see! The Historical Town of Paia has deep roots in Maui’s agricultural history garnished by old storefronts and peaceful beach town, country vibes. One of our favorite spots to hangout.

Soak up Hawaiian history and culture at the 3-hour Old Lahaina Luau in Maui. Enjoy hula dancing, an oceanfront setting and fresh island fillets, as well as other traditional dishes. You'll be greeted with a Hawaiian lei and tropical drink from the bar before settling in for a lively performance against the Maui sunset.

Drive the road to Hana (or half of it)! Make a day of exploring the Island of Maui and it’s vast beautiful landscape. Stop for banana bread, black sand beach, or hike to a waterfall.

Another snorkeling haven in the area of Napili is the Honolua Bay. It is located at the northwestern part of the island of Maui, and since it’s a Marine Life Conservation District, no fishing is allowed

in the area making the bay rich with sea life. When you get to Honolua Bay, you could either jump right into the beach and swim with the diverse creatures underwater or take an enjoyable

short walk past the bay and overlook the beautiful and clear waters from the cliff. Honolua Bay is a bit big, and the best snorkeling spot is a bit far from the shore so don’t give up too quickly on your swim.

A two-mile walk along Maui's northwest coast, the trail begins and ends on a beach. In between, you'll see spectacular oceanfront and bountiful greenery on the dramatic coastline. Recommend walking it in the morning and ending at the Honolua Store for breakfast.