NORTH SHORE
Only a few minutes from the airport the North Shore of Maui is most well-known for it’s laid back vibe, rugged coastline, and high intensity water sports.

CENTRAL
Central Maui is the hub of Maui, the busiest and most populous spot on the Island.

SOUTH MAUI
From the crescent harbor of Maalaea to the lava fields south of Makena, South Maui offers sandy beaches, warm sunny weather year-round, and consistent afternoon breezes.

WEST MAUI
Separated from the rest of Maui by a long 2 way highway, part of the fun of this area is the journey! Snaking it’s way along the ocean south of Lahaina, the highway hugs the Maui landscape while offering views of the aqua water below and in the winter season whales playing in the bay.

UPCOUNTRY
Between the North Shore and the 10,023 foot summit of Haleakala lies the towns of Makawao, Pukalani, and Kula making up what is known locally as Upcountry. With a cooler average temperature than it’s shoreline neighbors, Upcountry can be a welcome respite from the heat and crowds.