Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Day 4
Catch the 6:45am ferry to the island of
Lana'i.
Book a Jeep ahead of time and spend the
morning exploring. Pick a remote beach such as
Polihua, Lopa,
or
Kaiolohia (Shipwreck
Beach).
Then head back to
Lana'i City
for a plate lunch at
Blue Ginger
.
If you'd rather be
hiking,
catch the resort shuttle to the
Lodge at Koele
and spend the
morning walking the
Koloiki Ridge Trail.
Explore Lana'i City before catching a shuttle
down to the harbor. Then make the short walk to
Hulopo'e Beach.
Snorkel along the reef
or relax in the shade with a book. Hike around the corner to the
Pu'u Pehe Overlook,
keeping an eye out for the
spinner dolphins
. Rinse off at the beach shower, grab a drink
at the
Four Seasons,
and get back to the harbor to catch the 6:45pm ferry back to Maui.
Day 5
Sleep in before grabbing a late breakfast. Those staying in the West Maui should dine at
the
Gazebo,
followed by a stroll along the
Kapalua Coastal Trail.
Drive to
Kahakuloa,
stopping en route at the
Nakalele Blowhole
or
Mokulei'a Beach.
If the conditions are
calm and you can't get enough snorkeling, head to
Honolua Bay.
End the day with happy
hour at the
Sea House
restaurant.
If you're staying in South Maui, brunch at
Kihei Caffe
before making the drive to
Makena.
Spend the day at
Maluaka Beach,
exploring to the end of the road, and walking
the length of
Big Beach
just before sunset.
Day 6
Drive to
Pa'ia.
Grab a coffee from
Anthony's
and stroll down
Baldwin Beach,
followed
by breakfast at
Café des Amis.
Enjoy the
Road to Hana
at a leisurely pace, taking time to
hike to
Twin Falls
and explore the
Ke'anae Peninsula.
Check into your accommodations
in Hana and enjoy sunset from
Hamoa Beach.
