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    Aloha Outdoors

    Aloha Outdoors

    3.9
    (44 reviews)
    0.7 km
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    This made my time on Maui absolutely unforgettable. From the minute we were picked up at the…read moreairport to the minute we were dropped off, I was happy, comfortable, and excited about van life. We got the light blue van with automatic transmission (road to Hana with a manual trans-no thanks!) and Noelle went through the van's features thoroughly before giving us a map of the island and circling all the camping spots available to us and our van baby. After giving us our camping chairs and wishing us a great time, we were off! We drove the road to Hana with no issues, camped in the rain, camped in the wind, by the beach, under streetlights and in the middle of nowhere. This van trip was so much more than accommodations and transportation; it was a literal and figurative vehicle for the kind of life I want to live. Staying in a hotel on a tropical island is nice; you can sleep in AC, lounge by the pool. shower and change in privacy, eat 5 star food and never ever feel out of your element. Staying in a camper van is awesome; you can sleep under the stars next to the ocean, lounge on a remote beach and then nap there, cook inventive, delicious meals with your camping partner, enjoy their company, and be bored enough to do things you wouldn't normally do (talk story for hours, play cards, snuggle up and watch the sun set for an afternoon). It was pretty incredible to actually spend multiple days worth of quality time with my husband, not just occupy the same space while looking at separate screens. You meet so many people who love "your" van, who want to tell you all about the van they used to have, and who embody the elusive aloha spirit that makes human interaction worthwhile and meaningful. We made several friends who dined with us on my glamorous one burner concoctions, or who entertained us with their stories from so many various walks of life over beers shared in camp chairs around the van's "living room". The van isn't perfect- it's 30 years old, and obviously is not a rolling Hilton. If you're creative, adventurous, and willing to see the bright side of any situation, you will LOVE Aloha Campers. Sure, we had to pull over a few times so Bluebell could cool down, and the E-brake light stayed on the entire trip. The back door flew open once in transit, and one morning I woke up with wet toes after some heavy sideways rain. The fridge never worked, and the cooler only kept our beer cold for three days. But those experiences just didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. We lived in a VW van, courtesy of Aloha Campers, on freaking Maui. Plain and simple. We cannot wait until we have a van of our own, and it was all because of this trip. MAHALO NUI LOA!!!!

    My wife, four-year-old son and I rented a ~'90 Westfalia from Aloha Campers this past spring (2017)…read morefrom Aloha Outdoors. The "are you chill" questions on registration are relevant, and pleasantly reciprocal. In detail... As is made super clear up front, we were renting a vintage Westy for some camping around Maui. Warts and all. If folks aren't reading the bold print while making their reservation, then they are in a world of grumpy disappointment. After a somewhat last moment pickup reservation on our part, we were met by a nice lady who drove the three of us to Aloha Outdoors in Kihei. She not only checked us out on the van, but also ensured we were set with camping paraphernalia (chairs, etc), gave us a solid understanding of island options available and not available to us. We had already booked ourselves at Waianapanapa and Camp Olowalu, but were thankful for the miscellaneous detail. Our Westy was on the worn side of their fleet. The ice box was out of order, we were using the backup range by the first morning, little blemishes here and there, missing little bits like the front chair tables, etc. After 172k miles it is expected. Nothing dramatic. Driving the Westy was a bit more than initially expected. I've been behind the wheel of '72 VW Bus and other '60-'70 model cars, but was initially shocked by the driving characteristics of our Westy. It took 30-60 minutes to get into the safe groovy of driving her. (And once I was back home, I was hitting the brakes on my modern car too hard!). TL;DR: break early, having driving experience with older cars is super beneficial. Regardless of driving stress, it was an amazing trip. We had the black sands beach of Waianapanapa to ourselves at times, we met lots of great people, amazing sights, waterfalls, shave ice, etc. "Do you live Aloha?" Yeah. And Aloha Outdoors does too. On my last full day I backed the Westy into a rock. A bunch of bondo popped off the rear passenger wheel well. *Crap*. Afterwards I called the hotline to explain myself. The gentlemen was not pleased and said someone needed to inspect it when the VW was returned the next day. The next day the intake crew was unpulsed, photographed the damage to the owner, and ... I never heard back. Aloha goes both ways, and I appreciate that with these folks. My son still talks about this trip. "Makapipi" is his favorite new word. WE still talk about this trip. Highly recommended, get a Westy while you can.

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    Maui Fishpond

    Maui Fishpond

    5.0
    (10 reviews)
    2.7 km

    Beautiful local cultural experience! Loved the chanting and…read morehistorical significance of the fish ponds and how the rocks are blessed

    Maui's best kept secret, Maui fish pond to most people driving by is what appears is a pile of…read morerocks off the beach, what you don't know is the story...... oh what a story. The longtime keeper of the Maui Fish Pond is Uncle Kimokeo, he is a life long Maui resident who has dedicated himself to preserving the Fish Pond for future generations. You see the Fish Pond was built in the 1600's to create a safe haven for the local fish to spawn and grow. Uncle Kimokeo has maintained the Fish Pond walls using stone high atop Haleakala rebuilding the wall stone by stone. Uncle Kimokeo says he's is entrusted to preserve the Pond and the culture. To listen to him explain all the cultural lore was amazing. He took us out on a Double hull Canoe north and basically had the whole boats singing and chanting Hawaiian songs giving thanks for the permission on the water. The Maui Fish Pond takes out groups daily by appointment for a donation 69.00, consider your donation as a write off as the foundation is a non profit corp. these monies supports all of the upkeep, programs and Youth programs the foundations supports. Contact the Maui Fish Pond association and give back to your local hosts. This was an awesome way to emerge myself in the community. Thank you ( Mahalo) uncle Kimokeo Mauifishpond.com Kimokeofoundation.org

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    Your tour will begin with an authentic Hawaiian cultural protocol ceremony on shore.
    Your tour will begin with an authentic Hawaiian cultural protocol ceremony on shore.
    We host community groups so they can give back to our culture by lifting one rock at a time.
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    Haycraft Park

    Haycraft Park

    4.3
    (12 reviews)
    8.2 km

    5/10/26 We were here for a Mother's Day family BBQ. First time at this beach in all the years…read moreI've visited Maui. Never knew it was here and it is indeed a hidden gem. It's located at the end of Hauoli Street at Maalaea Bay and not in Wailuku so if you're GPS is sending you to Wailuku, turn around and head in the other direction. Fortunately, my family knew where the beach was. It's small but cozy beach but you can walk along the sandy coastline all the way down to the boats & ocean center at Maalaea Bay or in the other direction toward Kihei. I read that it is a 3-mile stretch. The beach is pretty sandy and it was very windy the day we went and the waves were decent sized. Several kids were in the water. There is a rock ledge a little bit out so just need to be careful of that. This park has a few picnic tables, outside shower, and a small parking lot for about 10 cars, one of them for ADA access. Come early because the lot fills quickly. We didn't get there until almost 10 but we had the one last spot. Street parking is available. No bathroom facilities but there are 2 porta potties at the entrance to the parking lot. They really weren't bad if you have to go. Toilet paper did not run out (and we were there all day), and it didn't reek like porta pottys normally do. Be sure to bring your hand sanitizer. The beach has no lifeguard on duty. It's also not a very crowded beach. There is a rock ledge to the left of the beach that goes out a bit where people go fishing and there were some that were just shoreline fishing. There are several trees that you can pitch your tent and set up chairs. Once you get set up, you'll enjoy the spectacular view of Haleakala, the south end of Maui where Wailea and Makena beach are, Molokini, Kahoolawe, and boats coming in and out of the bay. A beach where you can totally chill and unwind.

    Five miles of lovely beach starts here. No crowds and great for walks mornings or evenings.read more

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    5/10/26 Looking toward Maalaea Bay
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    Easy Campers Maui

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    0.7 km

    Aloha! Easy Campers…read moreMaui Vacay #2! Jay, ya knocked it out of the park again! Well, let me tell you- this was the-BEST- TRIP-EVER! Came in for 10 days with minimal plans, allowing the islands energy to guide my days. Rolling with what came my way, and taking it all in. Open arms. Each day was fulfilling and wonderful. Waking up, with the beautiful scent of Maui carried on the ocean air. Flowers, whales, beaching, snorkeling, hiking, camping. What you get- a host who Is absolutely amazing, thoughtful and kind- who deeply loves this island and can't wait to share it with you. Jay has created a wonderful guide- a compilation of things you can do, places to explore that are on and off the beaten path, great places to camp, etc! He is also so easy to connect with if you have questions or whatever! Jay sets you up so you can create your own adventure and have the vacay of a life time- by your design. He has taken great care of the campers you rent, so they're ready to take you to places that take your breath away. You get everything you need to camp- chairs, tables, all the kitchen and cooking gear and cooler. Snorkeling equipment. Towels. Super comfy bed. Makes it easy. What you need to do- take a chance. Try something new. Skip the stationary room. Be a Turtle. Take your room with you. Oh! And bring a sticker for the book! Already have my 3rd vacation booked with Jay this November, and am looking at when my 4th is going to happen. Now that I've done it this way, can't see going any other way. Thank you Jay, see you soon! Mahalo!

    Aloha. What an adventure! From check in to checkout it was smoooth…read more Jay is a fantastic host filled with Aloha. For those of you who car/van camp you get it, but for those of you who want to try for the first time, I recommend you choose Easy Campers Maui. (I think most of his reviews are on Google, so I offered Yelp.) The bonus with Jay is that he takes time to explain the gear in the car (food prep, table, chairs, snorkel gear, towels, and other stuff. He also provides a 7 page memo on potential places to stay. It is truly plug and play. Honestly this is such a great value, cheaper than a rent a car and you have places to stay all over the island! And note if one night you feel like a hotel you just drive right in like a local. On the road to Hana this vehicle handles like a charm, and better than the new jeep I rented in prior years. The four wheel drive is great and is very well maintained. If you like to hike or take photos this is an epic way to see Maui. Enjoy.

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    Loved the colors - Hana
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    NorthShore Zipline

    NorthShore Zipline

    4.7
    (530 reviews)
    22.2 km

    Some places leave you with great memories, but it's the people who make them unforgettable…read more Trent, James, Ocean, and the entire team truly made our trip one we'll cherish forever. From the very beginning, they treated us like family. The fact that they remembered our names made us feel so seen and genuinely cared for it wasn't just customer service, it was heartfelt kindness. As a small business owner myself, I know how much effort it takes to create that kind of experience, and this team does it so naturally. Their warmth, passion, and genuine care shine through in everything they do. Thank you for making us feel so welcome and for being such a special part of our Maui memories. If you're visiting, please support this incredible local business you'll leave with more than just a great experience; you'll leave feeling like family.

    As a solo traveler and U.S. Army veteran, my first ziplining experience was an absolute blast. The…read moreunique location shares Maui's World War II history, adding an extra layer to an already amazing adventure. Tree and Chris brought the stoke! They kept the group laughing from start to finish, and I was having so much fun that I thought we were almost done, only to find out we were just halfway through. I also appreciated the little touches of aloha, like learning about the native plants along the way. After the tour, I had lunch in Paia and still made it to an afternoon snorkel trip on the Mololo before returning to Lahaina by 5 p.m. Tip: Use the driving directions in the confirmation email and remember that check-in starts 30 minutes before your tour time.

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    PacWhale Eco-Adventures

    PacWhale Eco-Adventures

    4.4
    (928 reviews)
    8.4 km

    we did the sunset cocktail boat cruise and it was so memorable!! The booking process was so easy…read moreand when you arrive to the location, everything was so organized. The boat also was not overbooked so there was plenty or room to sit and enjoy the views. The boat tour itself was amazing. The boat was clean, the crew were so welcoming, funny, accommodating. Service was great!! Also I did not expect there to be appetizers on the boat, but they were actually so delicious. We had chips and salsa, grilled shrimp, chicken quesadillas, potstickers and more. I just thought we were only getting cocktails, so I was very pleased.

    The Pacific Whale Foundation runs a tight ship for their whale watching tours. They are currently…read morerunning a 15% discount on their cruises and we jumped on board! We arrived at the center early and there is pay via app parking in the public lot and checked in for the morning brief before we boarded our boat, which was the Kai Ko, a sailing catamaran. Afterwards, the whole group walked down to the docks for boarding. The Kai Ko is a lot bigger than I expected, which was able to accommodate up to 130 people with seating for all on 3 decks. We sat at a bench with a table up forward, but you can sit on the covered upper deck under the sail boom behind the pilot house or on the lower deck with the snack bar. We had the best view forward, but it is exposed to the sun & sea spray. A couple of families sat in the cargo netting right above the waves. The Kai Ko does triple duty for whale watch excursions, as well as dinner cruises and snorkeling, so is equipped for all three trips. For whale watching, they only use the engine and do not raise the sails, which they do use for more relaxed dinner cruises. We motored out of the marina and out into Maalaea Bay and encountered a mother and baby Humpback whales almost immediately. Later we encountered another mother and calf that was also accompanied by an escort whale, which is rare. The mother showed her tail flukes on her last deep dive, which is used to identify the whale by their unique tail markings. You learn a lot of whale facts from the onboard guides. Later, one of the crew lowered a hydrophone in the water to record & broadcast Humpback whale songs over the ship's speakers, which was pretty cool. There were other whales that did full body breaches out of the water, but we were really far away. The whole whale watch cruise is 2 hours and returns you back to the docks exactly on the hour. It was an exciting excursion and we got back in time for lunch.

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    PacWhale Eco-Adventures
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