Things To Do In Maui

Maui is one of the most beautiful places on this earth. It is a part of the State of Hawaii and is the second largest Hawaiian island as well as the 17^th largest American island. The lush green surroundings, turquoise blue sea, rugged cliffs, palm tree dotted sandy beaches never fail to mesmerize a visitor and will definitely make you want to go there again and again. Just being in that serene beauty will make you forget all worries and tensions of life. So just sit back and relax and go through these exciting things that you can do in Maui.

Driving
Maui has one of the most beautiful sceneries and the best way to explore it is by going on a drive. You can easily get cars and bike on rent there. Drive on the Hana Highway that has 54 bridges in 56 miles with breathtaking natural wonders like picture perfect shorelines, long beaches, hills, dense forests, valleys, volcanic craters, etc. 

Dive and Swimming
Maui has some really good diving and swimming spots in Hawaii. Check out places like Lahaina and Ma’alaea that offer diving and swimming lessons. If you are scared of diving in water, opt for glass bottomed boats that will offer you an enchanting boating experience like never before. 

Explore Places of Tourist Attraction
Explore Maui since it has some very beautiful spots and places to see. Check out plantation sites, beaches, Hawaiian churches, museum dedicated to Maui's whaling history, Iao Needle and West Maui mountains, Haleakala National Park, Ohe‘o Gulch, forests in Olinda, etc. 

Snorkeling
Maui has some great options for snorkeling since its long coastline and around 80 beaches have some clear shallow spots for enjoying this water sport. You can get snorkeling gear from the authorities who allow snorkeling there. Check out places like Makula and Kapalua for snorkeling. 

Watch the Whales
Maui is famous for giant humpback whales that come here during the months of November to April. This is their breeding ground and they come here to mate and give birth. Go on an excursion in a sail boat or a steamer to check out these humpback whales.