When you picture a palm-lined sandy beach fringed by foamy turquoise water, you likely imagine a scene like this:
Black sandy beach in Maui
Sandwiched between two volcanoes and surrounded by plenty of waterfalls, Maui is a tropical paradise known as “The Valley Isle”. It offers breathtaking beaches, glorious sunsets, world-class resorts, and popular tourist activities and attractions.
Paddleboarding in West Maui Shore – Photo Courtesy of Barberstock Hawaii
The second largest Hawaiian island, Maui is divided into five distinct regions: West Maui (known for Kaanapali Beach), South Maui (known for Wailea Beach), East Maui (known for the Road to Hana), Upcountry (known for the dormant volcano, Haleakala’s Crater), and Central Maui (known for Iao Valley State Park).
Road to Hana
Halekala Crater
One of the most popular tourism spots in the world, the island’s natural beauty can be enjoyed year-round by land, sea, or air (via a helicopter).
Helicopter Tour from Maui to Molokai – Photo Courtesy of Barberstock Hawaii
Whether you’re staying in a luxury resort in Kapalua, Kaanpali, Wailea, Makena, or Hana; or in laidback campground under the stars, Maui gives you three great destinations in one: Maui, Molokai and Lanai islands. It’s a great choice for unforgettable vacations, glorious destination weddings, honeymoons, and romantic getaways.
This island paradise is easy to reach from Silicon Valley with daily nonstop flights on three airlines.