Things to do in Maui County

Lanai is not small in size, and its natural landscape is beautiful. There is a small town on the island, not crowded, but with good scenery. There is enough food, drink and shopping on the island. There are also many beaches on the island.

The Hana Highway is worth a visit for those who like to drive. The scenery along the way is naturally very beautiful. There are many scenic spots. However, the Hana Highway is not flat all the way. There are also sharp bends and gravel roads.

The first stop of the Hana Highway: Hookipa Beach, the western starting point of the Hana Highway. The waves here are rolling. It is the first time for me to see people surfing. I really admire their bravery. It is said that this is the birthplace of windsurfing.

Waianapana State Park is less visited by tourists. It also has very beautiful scenery. We came here to see the black sand beach, caves, etc. There are towering trees everywhere, and endless sea views in the distance. It is quite nice.

Kaanapali Beach in Maui, Hawaii, is a world-famous destination known for its golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and stunning sunsets. The beach stretches for three miles, offering excellent swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding opportunities. Its calm waters and vibrant coral reefs make it ideal for spotting tropical fish and sea turtles. Lined with resorts, restaurants, and shops, Kaanapali Beach combines natural beauty with modern conveniences. Visitors can enjoy cliff diving at Black Rock, beachfront dining, or simply relaxing under the sun. With its breathtaking scenery, lively atmosphere, and endless activities, Kaanapali Beach is a quintessential Hawaiian paradise for families, couples, and solo travelers alike.

Kamaloe Beach Park I was close to our condo, and so took the opportunity for a morning beach walk on a weekday.

Molokini Crater, located off the coast of Maui, Hawaii, is a breathtaking crescent-shaped volcanic crater and one of the world’s premier snorkeling and diving destinations. This partially submerged crater forms a natural marine sanctuary teeming with colorful coral reefs and over 250 species of tropical fish. The crystal-clear waters, with visibility often exceeding 150 feet, make it ideal for underwater photography and exploration. Protected as a marine reserve, Molokini offers a peaceful and pristine environment for visitors to enjoy Hawaii’s rich marine life. Whether snorkeling, diving, or taking a boat tour, Molokini Crater provides an unforgettable ocean adventure.

Look at the sunrise and the sea of clouds, experience walking in the clouds, take thick clothes to go.