Often times, tourists visit the coastal towns of Kihei, Wailea, Ka'anapali, and Lahaina, and neglect the charms of central Maui.
The most famous attraction in central Maui has to be Iao Valley. Historically, Iao Valley was the battle ground for a brutal battle that finally united all the Hawaiian Islands under one monarchy. The beautiful park offers hiking trails past creeks and through Maui's thick vegetation. Ascend a steep set of stairs to obtain an amazing view of Iao Needle.
You can also access some unforgettable tours through operators located in central Maui, such as Blue Hawaiian Helicopter Tours and Robert's Hawaii, which provides narrated bus tours across the island.
Lastly, check out some of the top beaches that the locals frequent. Spots like Kanaha and Baldwin Beach can be packed on the weekends. Surf stores like Maui Tropix and Hi-Tech offer great selections on beach gear.
End of Highway 32
West end of road
Iao is why Maui is called the Valley Isle...
1 Kahului Airport Road
No. 105
Award-Winning Experience...
747 Kaonawai Place
View Maui's major attractions...
Seven miles east of Kahului
Best known for excellent bodysurfing...
Amala Pl
Local beach just a heartbeat from the Kahului Airport that is perfect spot for beginning wind surfers...
700 Halia Nakoa St.
Maui's biggest stadium. Where the Hula Bowl (all-star college football game), high school football games, and state track events are held...
261 Dairy Road
Great local surf shop on Maui. Home of the "MauiBuilt" brand...
425 Koloa Street
Best surf shop on Maui...