Our 'Āina - Maui

Our island offers some of the most diverse adventures and opportunities in such a confined region. Boasting 6 of the 12 climate zones of the world, there’s no lack of exciting things to do here whether you’re visiting or planning a move. Here are some things we recommend. 

Haleakala - Home of the Sun 

The summit of Haleakalā stands at 10,023 feet above sea level. That’s not including the massive 19,680 feet of mountain below sea level. The makes Haleakalā technically taller than Mount Everest at 29,029 ft. Combined, Haleakalā stretches 29,704 ft from its base on the ocean floor to its sky-high summit.

With views like that, we suggest going to either watch the sun rise or sunset. 

Sunrise requires a reservation and can be made here

Sunset is open to all, but parking can fill up quick.

O'o Farms Tour 

Here at O’o Farm that you can enjoy the cool upcountry climate and panoramic bi-coastal views of the island.  Enrich your soul with a connection to the land as you sit down to a gourmet lunch prepared with fresh natural products. 

Reserve here

Black Sand Beach - Wainapanapa State Park

On the road to hana theres a gem of a beach where the whole family can have fun. Waianapanapa State Park is home to more than just Maui's famous black sand beach (also called Honokalani). While you're there, you'll find a hike and unique geologic formations like a blowhole, sea arch, and a lava cave. For the more adventurous, theres a rock called bunny ears that is about a 40” jump into open ocean (only safe during summer). Check it out here. For details that help plan your day to visit see  Shaka guides to learn more. 

Maui Snorkeling

Turtle town and Molokini crater are two of the best spots on maui to snorkel and with this charter you have a half day of total fun. Did I mention this charter has a blow up water slide off the boat! It’s a great experience.

For an awesome sunset tour the Alii Naui has a Royal Sunset Charater.