Maui Vacation Deals

Sometimes called the Valley Island, due to the central valley that has two extinct volcanoes as its bookends, you’ll be able to enjoy fantastic surfing and windsurfing, white beaches, lush vegetation and incredible food. And these are only some of the reasons to come to Maui. Sugar cane and pineapple plantations dot the island as do world-class resorts and shopping markets. It’s such a great place that even the humpback whales call it home for part of the year.

Interested in surfing and windsurfing in Maui? Make your way to Hookipa Beach. Large waves dominate the shore, especially during the winter. The rule of thumb tends to be surfers go out in the a.m. while windsurfers take control in the afternoon. One of the best places to snorkel is at Molokini Island. The formation is a partially submerged crater and coral reef, making it an ideal place to live for a great variety of sea creatures. Maui is a fantastic place to go whale watching. Pods of them winter in the ?Au?au Channel, giving you a chance to see these magnificent creatures.

Get a look at the island along the Road to Hana. Located between Kailua and Hana, it’s one of the best coastal drives in the world. Hug along cliffs, see spectaculare waterfalls, make more than 600 turns and twists and view lush forests. Take your time and enjoy the views. This road can take you to the Haleakala crater, Makawao, the I?ao Valley, and to the grave of Charles A. Lindbergh, world famous aviator. Buried in Kipahulu at the Palapala Ho'omau Church you’ll find his simple grave marked with a headstone that reads part of the verse found in Psalm 139.

Dining in Maui is almost reason enough to come here. Feast on pineapple, sushi, mahi mahi and ahi tuna. The cuisine will delight all your senses, as everything is prepared to perfection.

If the humpback whales make time for Maui so can you. Book a great hotel today with HotelsbyCity.