
Maui, the second-largest island in the Hawaiian chain, is beloved among locals and a popular choice for travellers. This tropical island offers stunning natural beauty, historical sights, and lots of opportunities to get up close and personal with diverse local wildlife.
A visit to Maui can be as laidback or as active as you want it to be. Perhaps you want to spend your holiday near the shoreline, lounging on the beach, snorkelling, watching an incredible display of humpback whales playing offshore. Or, you could enjoy the many hiking trails that offer great views over thick bamboo forests, volcanic craters, waterfalls, and natural pools. Regardless of how you like to spend your holiday, Maui offers a broad range of things to do in a stunning tropical setting.
Discover the best of Hawaiian nature
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The northern route to Hana passes by standout examples of the unique natural beauty of the Hawaiian Islands. Driving along the ocean road to Hana is generally a full-day activity, thanks to worthwhile stopovers for waterfalls, beaches, and hiking trails that run through bamboo forests.
For example, many road trippers enjoy exploring the Hana Lava Tube, also known as the Ka’eleku Caverns. Lava tubes form when the outer layer of a lava flow hardens and the molten inner core continues to flow. What’s left behind is a tunnel big enough to walk through. You can check out some lava falls, which was formed after lava flowed over a ledge and hardened into a waterfall-like formation. Be sure to wear good shoes and carry a torch as the path is self-guided and unlit.