Maui Activities

There is a wealth of activity from horseback riding, scuba, deep sea fishing, luaus, snorkeling and historical walking tours. There are 80 holes of championship golf within a 15 minute drive. You can take a tour or drive to the Haleakala Crater to experience the sunrise or bicycle down the crater.

Whether it is lazing on the beach or filling your days activities; you will not find a lack of things to do on Maui. Need a few suggestions? We will be happy to point you in the right direction.

Maui is always an adventure and we will do our best to make it a most memorable one!

Hawaiian Style Activities

Researching the best things to do during your vacation on Maui can be time consuming, confusing, and ambiguous. Plan ahead and enjoy your Maui activities and tours for less.

Whether it’s snorkeling, a sunset dinner cruise or a helicopter tour, you’ll find your Maui adventure begins here. Each Maui activity has been carefully selected with the help from the reviews of previous guests. All of these Maui attractions provide a value for your dollar.

All our Maui luaus are selected for show, food and ambience. You can hike, enjoy a zip line or explore Maui on one of our horseback riding adventures. A snorkel charter to Molokini is a must!

Hawaiian Style Activities provides Maui activities, tours and attractions that are family friendly and easy on your budget. The Activities Desk is located in the Mana Kai Maui lobby area and is able to assist you quickly so that you may spend your time relaxing and doing the activities instead of hassling through books, websites, and brochures. There are plenty things to do on Maui and Hawaiian Style Activities concierge can expertly help you with local Maui knowledge and extensive experience.

Reservations for dinner or golfing can be made at our activities desk as well! We are open 7 days a week from 8am to 5pm.

Please contact us at 808-879-6704.

Mana Kai Paddle And Kayak.

Need beach gear ? Mana Kai Paddle and Kayak have you covered from beach chairs, umbrellas to boogie boards, snorkel gear, surfboards, kayaks and stand up paddle boards! We have gear for rent and local knowledge for places to go and have fun. If you are looking for an adventure we also have exciting tours available (kayak/SUP snorkel tours, snorkel scooter tour, and more). We offer instruction and education to ensure that everyone has an unforgettable experience. Visit the Mana Kai Paddle and Kayak shop downstairs next to 808 General Store or book online at our website. It is the perfect way to connect with the spirit of the sea and support a small local family run business.

Visit us at paddlemanakai.com, or @paddlemanakai instagram and Mana Kai Paddle and Kayak on facebook.

Call us : 808-463-1854
Email : paddlemanakai@gmail.com

Gentle Beach Yoga- Iyengar Yoga- Yoga Movement- Private Sessions- Yoga Retreats

Maui Yoga Path Beachfront Studio with Deni Roman
For all ages and levels.

Visit us: mauiyogapath.com
Email: deni@mauiyogapath.com or call 808-283-9771

Located on the beautiful island of Maui within the Mana Kai Maui, in the South Kihei, Wailea area. People worldwide come to the Maui Yoga Path for personal growth and transformation. The large, open-air, fully equipped studio is surrounded by the enchanted Keawakapu beach. From the studio, you can see the majesty of our sister Islands, Lanai and Kaho’olawe, and hear the sound of the waves.

Create your personalized yoga retreat with daily yoga classes, private sessions, massages, walks on the beach, swimming, snorkeling, hiking, and endless other activities. Your Yoga experience will be fondly remembered until you can visit again and again.

Beach

Beaches in Maui

Maui beaches have long been rated as some of the best in the world. With so many diverse beaches, there is something for everyone – young and old, sunbathers to extreme sports enthusiasts. Here’s a listing of South Maui beaches. Enjoy exploring which of these great beaches is best for you…

Kalama Beach & Cove Park

This huge, 36-acre beach park has everything to offer visitors and local residents alike. Although the beach is very small here, the park provides excellent facilities for picnicking and family outings. The cove is extremely popular for longboard surfing and stand up paddling. Located on South Kihei Road, the Cove has a little beach perfect for learning to surf. Though not an ideal spot to enjoy a Maui beach, you’ll find the surfing here is often a lot of fun. They also offer surf lessons here.

Kamaole Beach Park I, II & III

Kamaole III is the southernmost of the three Kamaole Beach Parks along South Kihei Road in Kihei. It’s separated from Kama’ole II by a rocky area which has good snorkeling if the water is calm.
Of the three Kamaole Beach Parks, Kamaole III has the largest grassy field, near the south end of the park – it’s large enough to play a good game of football. On the weekends this park is a very popular place for the locals to have birthday parties and other celebrations. If it’s a child’s birthday, there will almost certainly be a giant inflatable “jumpy castle” (or two or three) set up.

The Kama’ole Beaches are great family beaches with plenty of stores and restaurants close by.

Keawakapu Beach (Home of Mana Kai Maui)

Keawakapu Beach is a sparkling jewel set at the far southern end of South Kihei Road in South Maui. At one mile long, there’s plenty of room for everyone and the beach is very popular with tourists and locals alike. Multi-million dollar houses line the shore, but they’re unobtrusive and the number of people in them doesn’t overwhelm the beach. The sand is very fine and soft and slopes gently into the water, producing a superior swimming experience. In the mornings you will find a glassy smooth ocean to swim in.

Mokapu and Ulua Beaches

These two beaches are accessed by the same path. The right path leads to Mokapu which fronts the old Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort while the left path leads to Ulua Beach. Ulua is the more popular of the two and was named one of the Top 10 Most Beautiful Beaches in America. This beach was named for an offshore island and bird sanctuary that was destroyed during WWII artillery practice. The beach is great for swimming with its sandy bottom. Snorkeling and diving in the area is fairly good although the water is sometimes cloudy. The area around the rocky point at the south end of Ulua is recommended.

Wailea Beach

With a paved path to walk past the Wailea resorts, this is a fun area to visit. Wailea Beach is adjacent to restaurants and shops with restrooms and equipment rentals. Though it can be crowded with tourists, Wailea Beach is a beautiful beach fronted by the Grand Wailea and The Four Seasons Resort.

Polo Beach

This is a lovely sand and rock beach with clear water for swimming and excellent snorkeling. While in the water, be careful of the slippery rocks. The beach is long and wide with sand dunes located inland. The beach is fronted by the Kea Lani Resort.

Poolenalena Beach

This beautiful, often deserted, half-mile sandy beach is paradise! The shoreline slopes gently into the ocean making it perfect for swimming. There are lava rocks at each end of the beach providing excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Palauea Beach

This beach is lesser known and less crowded than others. Snorkeling around the rocky point is excellent most of the time. Swimming is good with a very sandy bottom and gently sloping bottom.

Maluaka Bay and Beach

Maluaka is one of Makena’s gems. It is one of four beaches that surround Makena Bay. This beach is beautiful and has great snorkeling and swimming. Areas around here are often referred to as Turtle Town Maui. A shady, grassy area provides room for picnics, playing and relaxing.

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