Quiet Garden View Condo, 1 Bedroom/1 Bath, Kihei, South Maui

Take a journey like no other, a virtual tour of the largest tropical reef aquarium in the Western Hemisphere Maui Ocean Center The Hawaiian Aquarium. Here you're sure to unlock the magical underwater nature of Hawaii. We know that you'll be fascinated by the information and photos found on our website however, there's really only one way to see all the splendor of Hawaii's underwater nature in one location.

The summit of Haleakala National Park rises 10,023 feet above sea level. The crater is 3,000 feet deep, 7.5 miles long and 2.5 miles wide, a total of 22 miles in circumference. When at the top, you might think you are on the Moon and yet you will be subjected to the most beautiful sunrises in the world.

Iao Valley State Park is a lush tropical location, featuring the Iao Needle which rises 2,250 feet high. Take easy hikes, take a dip in clear natural pools, and view exotic tropical plants. Driving directions: From Kahului, drive to Wailuku on Highway 32 and continue to the end, at the fork in the road take to right on Iao Valley Road.

Whale watch with the experts - Pioneers in whale research and the first to offer educational whale watches on Maui, Pacific Whale Foundation is proud to offer Maui's #1 whale watch. These top-rated cruises take place from December 1 through May 15 and are based on our 23 years of work in saving whales from extinction.

Spend a full day viewing magnificent waterfalls, lush rain forests, Maui's last lava flows, and places like the Seven Sacred Pools. Drive on Highway 31 along Haleakala's rugged eastern coastline. Hana is a one of a kind tropical experience you will never forget.

Just past Makena on Alanui Road is La Perouse Bay, a part of the Ahihi-Kina'u Natural Preserve. Experience ancient lava flows from the last volcanic eruption that meets the ocean. Snorkeling is excellent in this area but it's recommended doing so early in the day when the ocean is calm.

Maui Downhill offers 3 different guided bicycle safaris to choose from: Super Sunrise Bicycle Safari, Super Day Bicycle Safari, and Summit to Kula Bicycle Safari. Each safari offers a unique itinerary and is sure to be the highlight of your trip to Maui. All of tours are guided by professional staff and experienced cruise leaders

Emphasizing the teaching of natural history, Hike Maui has been offering spectacular hiking tours into Maui's wilderness since 1983. Great waterfalls, big, clear swimming pools, terrific bamboo and tropical rainforests, fresh-water streams. Everyone likes to shower under a Hawaiian waterfall.

For scuba diving, snorkeling, Molokini trips, and whale watching,.Trilogy Adventures in Paradise celebrating 30 years of Ocean Adventures and Island Hospitality. Trilogy Excursions on Maui and Lanai Hawaii has ocean sailing catamarans.

When you choose a helicopter tour company, it's not like choosing any other activity on your vacation. You only want the best. That's what Blue Hawaiian is all about, with a dedication to the comfort and safety of its passengers that is the benchmark of the industry.

Three championship golf courses, The Bay, The Village and The Plantation, set amidst Maui's magnificent landscape make Kapalua the #1 golf resort in Hawaii. The Mercedes Championships PGA TOUR event is held every January on Kapalua's Plantation Course.

Spend a full day viewing magnificent waterfalls, lush rain forests, Maui's last lava flows, the rugged eastern coastline, and the arid southern coast. Weather permitting, Valley Isle Excursions Hana tour circles the base of Haleakala (Maui's sleeping volcano) on dirt roads without bridges.

Experience an unforgettable journey through Maui's most spectacular views on Horseback! Journey through rolling pastures into the lush rain forest and gaze down into Eki Crater to view some of Maui's largest waterfalls and Hawaiian taro patches. Ride along Waihe'e Valley through the crystal blue waters of the Pacific Ocean with the Majestic seascape as a background. ********

LITTLE BEACH/MĀKENA BEACH STATE PARK
Location: Off Mākena Rd., 4 miles south of Wailea Resort, Mākena

Maui’s favorite beach among both gays and naturists, spectacular Little Beach lies at the north end of Mākena Beach State Park—just walk to the right from the parking area and climb over the rocky bluff to reach the part where nudity is generally overlooked, if not technically legal. A perfect spot for sunset views, Little Beach looks across the sea to beautiful, uninhabited Kaho‘olawe Island. Note the fish-taco truck in the parking lot selling fantastic lunch fare.