Beautiful views of the lava formations at dragon's teeth. It's a little confusing to get there as…read moreit's adjacent to the Ritz Carlton resort & golf course. But worth the walk up to see the views.

Super cool lookout and quick travel destination in Maui!…read more Dragon's teeth is right by the Ritz Carlton, was able to snag free parking which was awesome! It was a place where pictures and videos were great, loved the natural formation of the rock, and the labyrinth!

This was our 1st stop when we took the boat out to Molokini Crater. Our vessel anchored in the…read moreocean, we jumped off, and proceeded to snorkel. Immediately we saw some sea turtles; and likely saw at least half a dozen turtles during our 30 minutes there! It's definitely called turtle town for a reason. We also saw various fish, a reef shark, and got up close to these turtles, it was amazing. We were so close that we can probably reach out and almost touch them! The whole family had so much fun; definitely recommend this spot to swim with turtles.

Turtle Town 10/10 would recommend! We saw 4-5 turtles when we were there. Definitely worth the time.read more

This is a cute artistic town. It reminds me of Carmel, California. Look for the Parking Lot just…read morearound the corner from the main part of town.

Sweet little village to walk through! Lots of handmade shopping, great coffee, the Maui Cookie…read moreLady! Fun stop.

Worth the drive on a clear day for the view of the settlement, especially as you are no longer able…read moreto go to the settlement or even hike the trail, due to COVID restrictions. But from the lookout you can see the settlement and there are also quite a few interpretive signs that explain how the colony was established and some of the religious figures involved. From here, you can also take a short walk in the forest to view the phallic rock. This park has bathrooms and some picnic areas. Lots of parking.

This was one of my top destinations to see on Molokai, and it did not disappoint. Molokai is part…read moreof Maui County, but the geographically isolated Kalawao/Kalaupapa peninsula on the north shore is its own county entity. It's the only county in the USA that is administered by the health department instead of elected officials due to the area's history as a leper colony. It has a storied history, both sad and positive; much more can be said about it than in a short review. To actually see the area, which is open to the public by special appointment, you need to charter a flight or take the donkey trail down the cliffs, which is closed due to a landslide at the time of this writing. For casual visitors, the next best thing is viewing the area from the top of the cliffs at the Kalauapapa Lookout. This area is an easy and beautiful drive from the airport or Kaunakakai. It's a free activity, with ample parking, modern clean restrooms, and a paved walkway for wheelchair or stroller access. The 5 minute walk to the cliff face is through beautiful pine forest; it's quiet and reverent here. The lookout has a rock wall with a number of historic markers that state the history of Kalawao including what life was like for the past and current residents. It's a simply gorgeous view of the ocean, sky, and peninsula. Be sure to walk all the way to the end to the majestic seacliffs of Molokai's north shore. I could have stayed here much longer just to watch the clouds rolling in and out. This is a must-stop attraction while on the island.

O'o Farms delivered a truly, unique and interactive experience with their Farm Tour and Farm to…read moreTable Lunch. I took my parents for their 44th Anniversary and we all love outdoorsy activities so I knew we'd all enjoy this! We were asked to arrive at 10:30 am for the tour and it lasted until 1-1:30 pm. Arrive with good walking shoes, SPF, light sweater and hat (it can get either a little chilly or hot from the direct sunlight), and well hydrated if possible. We were greeted by our friendly and knowledgeable tourguide, Kate from Maryland! She shared with us so many facts about the locally grown produce from herbs, vegetables, fruits, to the friendly worms, to compost and facts about the Farm and the hardworking staff! It was interactive because we got to sniff the herbs, taste the locally grown lettuce, carry a chicken (as seen in the photo with my mom), and even pick the Cherry coffee! After the 2 hour tour, the last hour takes you back to this beautiful seating area in a garden like setting for your 4 course lunch! Each course, the chef comes out and shares details of each course. First course was a Medley of Greens grown on the farm with Tangerine vinaigrette. It was a generous portion for our party of 3 and tried to eat it throughout. There was spiraled carrots and radish with julienned snap peas. Second course was Pan Seared Ono (their proteins are all locally sourced) with Mamaki Tea and Lemongrass Rice with Bok Choy, Collared Greens and Cabbage. Third course was my favorite! I'm usually a big fan of fish but the chicken was so savory and that rub was delish! It was an Organic, Cage Free Chicken with Coffee Cherry Citrus rub with Caramelized Coffee Honey Hash of Carrots, Parsnips, Rutabaga and Celery Root. The spread was a Turmeric and Parsnip puree. Last course of dessert was the O'o Freshly Brewed Coffee with Milk and Simple Syrup with a Dessert Platter of Fresh sliced Pineapple, Tangerine and Apple with Homemade Chocolate Truffles. The meal left us full and nourished! What a wonderful anniversary gift to give my parents. We truly enjoyed it and even made some new friends, both local and visiting.

The best meal that I had in Maui! Everything was fresh and I loved knowing exactly where our food…read morecame from. My son enjoyed the mahi mahi tremendously, which for a kiddo who only eats chicken normally, is a huge compliment! I thought the tour was very informative and interactive as well. Our guide Molly let us pick, smell, and explore a lot of the plants they have growing on the grounds. She also very nicely picked a tangerine for my son because he really wanted one. Overall, worthwhile experience, despite the long drive from Lahaina. I would do this again, whether it is the brunch + coffee tour or the lunch tour!

Beautiful Serene atmosphere. Situated inside the Hilton…read moreComplex, Was a 15-20 minute easy walk from the main road.

This is a great place to just relax and enjoy the peaceful ocean breeze and views. It has always…read morebeen breezy on each of our visits. There are a lot of funky weird sculptures all over the grounds but the most popular is the giant Buddha. We just in lawn chairs for about an hour and let time slip by. I'm thankful to have been able to visit here. It is a calm place that i really enjoyed.

Well, we went here based on reading how we could explore, however, there are signs posted all along…read morethe highway "no parking" and "keep out". Plus, they built up sort of a wall out of lava rocks to prevent you from being able to climb down. What a bummer. We were hoping to get down there and explore inside. At least I got a pic.

So cool to experience!! Brought my family and my daughter at 5 years old had no problem :)read more

This is the only place I found in the area with big size T-shirts. He also sell some baby clothes…read more I would call in advance to see what the hours will be for that day. The place is very small the owner is extremely friendly and nice. I will definitely go back if I'm in the area, or you can order online.

A small clothing shop located on Alii Drive, behind Crazy Shirts. They specialize in their own…read morebrand of men's shirts-especially BIG MENS, and infant clothing, with their own special messages. You gotta check out the infant wear. so cute and guaranteed to make you laugh. Perfect gifts. I love the Biggah Mo Bettah mens tshirts. Visiting the islands, you gotta take one of the tshirts home!!

Definitely recommend this hike. It's easy and quick. The trees provide a nice shade and the breeze…read morefrom the ocean makes this a relaxing walk.

You pass a beautiful and scenic drive on the way to the trail. The trail is a bit bumpy, so it can…read morebe difficult for younger toddlers. It is definitely not ideal for strollers, so use a baby carrier instead, if you have it. The trail is relatively quick, and ends at at a breathtaking view of the water. Definitely one of my favorite moments so far in Hilo! If you continue up the jungle-like path, you will end up at the botanical gardens. So if you don't wish to walk there and then back after the gardens, you should take the same route back, to avoid the extra walking.

Pua'a Ka'a Falls is located on the Road to Hana and offers a small waterfall. They have a decent…read moreamount of parking and restrooms although they weren't the cleanest or nicest. There were covered tables which make for a good stop to eat and rest. You can view the waterfall from further up or you can go past the rocks to get closer. We saw some people diving into the water although there were signs saying it wasn't allowed.

Definitely a good stop to stop at during your road to Hana trip. There are 2 falls, a small and…read morelarge one. We parked and immediately headed for the small one as not many people go to this one and it's easier to get to. The water feels amazing. There's bathrooms available but bring hand sanitizer as none of the bathrooms on the road to Hana have soap!