Day 1
West Maui beaches
- 9:00KāʻanapaliWalk
- 12:30Lunch in KāʻanapaliKāʻanapaliFood
- 14:30KapaluaWalk
- 16:00Northwest MauiSight
Day by day
Day 2
Central Maui and Māʻalaea
- 9:00WaikapūSight
- 11:00MāʻalaeaSight
- 13:00Lunch in MāʻalaeaMāʻalaeaFood
- 14:30Move base to Kīhei or WaileaSouth MauiTransfer
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Day 3
Haleakalā summit
- 3:30UpcountrySight
- 9:30MakawaoFood
- 11:00UpcountryWalk
- 15:00WaileaWalk
Day 4
The Road to Hana
- 7:00East MauiDay trip
- 9:30HaʻikūWalk
- 12:00HānaSight
- 13:30Lunch in HānaHānaFood
Day 5
Molokini and South Maui
- 7:00Off South MauiSight
- 12:30Lunch in KīheiKīheiFood
- 14:30MākenaWalk
- 17:30Sunset in WaileaWaileaFood
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Questions about this trip
Is 5 days enough for Maui?
Yes. Five days covers West and South Maui, a Haleakalā sunrise and the Road to Hana, with time on the beach.
Do I need a reservation for Haleakalā sunrise?
Yes. Book a vehicle reservation on Recreation.gov up to 60 days ahead for entry between 3:00 and 7:00 a.m.; park entry is paid separately.
Do I need a reservation for Waiʻānapanapa?
Yes, nonresidents must book entry and parking online before they go.
Can I visit Lahaina?
Much of Lahaina is still closed and rebuilding after the 2023 fire. Respect closures and check current access before going.
