Maui is packed with places worth your time, though a handful rise to the top again and again. Some bring the drama, some are best for slowing down, and some are the kind of stops you plan one day around. If you’re mapping out a stay on the Valley Isle, start here.
Here’s an updated list of 3 exceptional Maui wedding venues available for booking, plus a quick check in on a few spots no longer around.
You will be amazed at what you’ll find in Molokini. A great experience for beginners all the way up to experts. Boats, Tips & More.
But most kids aren’t measuring the trip by how many activities you booked, they’re measuring it by how present you were for the little stuff.
Maui has plenty of “we should’ve made a reservation” places, plus a bunch of casual spots that still hit like a special night. Here’s an updated lineup of restaurants that are currently operating, with menus posted online as of January 26, 2026, so you can plan with confidence.
Our island may be small, but it’s big enough to make our own craft beer, delicious fruity wine, and smooth vodka. Explore the flavors of Maui!
If you want your photos to look the way it feels standing there, a few small tweaks to how you shoot in 2026 make a big difference, whether you are using a phone or a full camera kit.
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Wailea Ekolu Village sits above Wailea on the Wailea Blue Golf Course, with big ocean views and a quieter feel than the oceanfront resorts below. If you like the idea of feeling of being higher up but still being close to the beaches and shops, this is the spot.
Maui layers in holiday fun, like Santa arriving by outrigger canoe on Wailea Beach and resort tree lightings that are often open to the public (Fairmont Kea Lani does a good one).
