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Discover Maui

Two volcanoes, deep valleys, native forests and pristine beaches form the island of Maui. Whether you’re looking to relax beneath swaying palms with the ocean at your feet, explore the enchantment that awaits beneath the surface of the sea, traverse the cratered topography of a dormant volcano, or savor the authentic flavors of a Hawaiian or international meal, the Pleasant Activities Concierge Desk in our hotel lobby will help you plan the vacation of your dreams.

Immerse Yourself in the Wonder of Hawaii

Kaanapali Beach

A sandy beachfront stretching over three miles, Kaanapali Beach is lined with resorts, restaurants, and shops set against a breathtaking backdrop of sparkling blue waters and views of neighbor islands Lanai and Molokai. Check the weather and swim conditions before seeking your dose of Vitamin Sea.

Golfing

Tee-off on some of the most picturesque and challenging golf courses in the Hawaiian Islands. Test your skills at one of the courses in Kaanapali Resorts, Wailea, or Kapalua. With beautiful sunsets, expanse ocean views, and lush mountains as your setting, golf in Hawaii couldn’t get any better.

Whalers Village

A beachfront open-air mall with over 90 shops and restaurants to explore, Whalers Village is a fun destination for everyone. You’ll find local boutiques, global retailers, a variety or eateries, the Hawaii Wildlife Discovery Center, cultural events, and a play area and splash pad for children.

Whale Watching

From mid-January to March, marvel at the beauty of Mother Nature as you catch rare glimpses of humpback whales leaping to the surface in their natural habitat off the coast of Maui. Watch from land from Kaanapali Beach or book a charter boat from Maalaea.

Haleakala National Park

Haleakala is a dormant volcano that rises 10,023 feet into the clouds. Meaning House of the Sun in Hawaiian, it’s one of the most quintessential spots in the world to take in a sunrise or sunset from its summit. Bike tours also offer cyclists the opportunity to coast downhill from 6,700 feet above sea level, past other-wordly lunar landscapes, flower farms and pineapple fields all the way down to the ocean.