• Maui Historical Society - The Bailey House stands on the historic site where Kahekili, the last chief of Maui, had his royal residence.

In 1833, one of Wailuku’s first Western-style homes was constructed here using koa wood and lava rock.

The museum showcases over 100 landscape oil paintings by Edward Bailey, for which he is renowned.

It also features rare artifacts from the pre-Western era, including ancient Hawaiian tools, weapons, and a carved statue of the demigod Kamapua’a, which was discovered in an upcountry cave where it had been hidden for over a century.

Visitors can also see a replica of the Hokule’a, a Polynesian-style sailing canoe that circumnavigated the globe using celestial navigation.

The gift shop offers a variety of handcrafted artisan items and books on Hawaii’s history, making it an excellent spot for unique gifts or souvenirs.

• Iao Valley State Monument - A renowned location in Maui, alongside Haleakala and the Road to Hana. A must-see when visiting Maui!
• Maui Tropical Plantation - A fantastic destination to explore and learn about the local cultivation of sugarcane and pineapples in Maui.
• Maui Ocean Center - A well-loved aquarium situated in Wailuku, Maui, and one of the first stops to consider!
• Olowalu Petroglyphs - Along a modest dirt path, discover large boulders etched with carved images.

The Olowalu Petroglyphs, or Pu’u Kilea, served as a communication method for Native Hawaiians.

Instead of a writing system, ancient Polynesians used hula, oral storytelling, and carved images like these petroglyphs to convey stories.

The Hawaiian term for these carvings is “Ki’i Pohaku” or stone images.

• Leoda’s Kitchen and Pie Shop - Stop by for some delicious snacks. For ono mini pies with Hawaiian flavors like coconut cream or macadamia nut with pineapple, visit Leoda’s Kitchen and Pie Shop.

This local eatery also offers sandwiches, salads, and burgers.

• Ka’anapali Beach - A mile-long beach, renowned as one of Maui’s finest. It’s located near numerous hotels and can become quite busy.
• Dragon’s Teeth Access Trail - Near the Kapalua resort area, this half-mile hike follows the rocky coast, offering stunning bay views.

Named Dragon’s Teeth Trail due to the jagged lava rocks resembling dragon teeth from afar.

• D.T. Fleming Park - A beautiful, expansive white sand beach in Lahaina. Perfect for lunch picnics and occasional boogie boarding!
• Slaughterhouse Beach - Also called “Mokule’ia Beach,” this is a secluded, small white sand beach.
• Honolua Bay - In summer, divers and snorkelers flock to this marine-life conservation area, home to tropical fish and turtles in warm waters.

The rocky beach isn’t ideal for swimming or sunbathing, but it’s perfect for observing tropical fish. The bay itself is the main attraction.

There are two parking areas, each requiring a short hike to reach the bay.

It’s recommended to drive to the larger second parking area.

Don’t be deterred by the porta-potties in the lot.

The path to the water leads through a beautiful jungle trail.

• Nakalele Blowhole - A brief hike leads to an amazing blowhole.
• Ohai Loop Trail and Overlook - A 45-minute hike to a breathtaking view of Maui’s west coast. A must-visit when in Maui!
• Olivine Pools - A stunning location with tidepools. Despite its beauty, it is very dangerous and unpredictable, so exercise caution.
• Kahakuloa Bay - A breathtaking bay that should be on your itinerary! A remarkable sight with delicious banana bread and shave ice.
• Karen Lei’s Gallery - This stunning art gallery, offering incredible views of Kahakuloa, the mountains, and the ocean, showcases the work of over 100 local artists.

From Hawaii-themed art to handcrafted island-inspired jewelry, Karen Lei’s Gallery is an excellent place to find souvenirs.

The gallery has restrooms and sells ice cream! Occasionally, food trucks are parked outside.

• Waiheʻe Point Lookout - A fantastic viewpoint, also home to the Waihe’e Ridge Trail, a 4-mile trail with breathtaking views of the West Maui mountains.

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• Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music
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• Parking fees
• Attraction entrance fees
• Meals
• Car rentals and crowded tour bus fares not included

Take a trip around the West Maui Mountains. Drive through the historic town of Lahaina, the famous resorts of Ka’anapali and Kapalua, before checking out an awesome blowhole! Then come with us as we wind along coastal cliffs, finishing the tour in ‘Iao Valley State Park.

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