Landmarks in Maui
There are many historical landmarks on Maui, and the entire Hawaiian Islands in general. Many don't know that Maui's whaling town of Lahaina used to be the capital of the Hawaiian Islands over 75 years ago. In Lahaina there are various landmarks to visit such as the whaler's museum, the biggest banyan tree in the world, and the oldest school west of the Mississippi River (Lahainaluna).
There are a couple landmarks in Hana that are popular on most tourist lists. The Seven Sacred Pools provide an unbelievable setting of tranquility. Just a short drive from the pools is Wai'anapnapa State Park, where you can walk on a black sand beach or swim in underwater caves.
Lastly, a trip to the highest point on Maui (Haleakala Crater) will provide an incredible view of the entire island below you. Walk past educational placards and signs that point out other noteworthy landmarks and historical tidbits found on Maui.
Whalers Village Museum
2435 Ka'anapali Parkway
(in Whaler's Village)
Front Street
Front Street
(primarily near the Lahainaluna Road intersection)
Baldwin Home Museum
at the corner of Front and Dickenson Streets
(parking lot: 120 Dickenson Street)
Wai'anapanapa State Park
54 South High Street, 101
Iao Valley State Park
End of Highway 32
West end of road
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