Maui Eco-Raft Tour: Eye-Level Whale or Dolphin Watching - Lahaina
Best for whale watchers who want a small, eye-level raft instead of a big catamaran. The low ride makes close passes feel more dramatic, and guides often use a hydrophone for whale song. Skip it if you have back/neck issues—the raft can hit hard in chop.
Maui Snorkeling Adventure From Ma'alaea Harbor to Molokini
Best for families who want a big, stable 70-ft triple-deck catamaran with slides, shade and easy water access. Calypso carries up to 149, so it can feel busy, and rough weather may replace Molokini or Turtle Town. Skip it if you want a small-group snorkel.
Turtle Town Snorkel With Photo and Video: Turtle Guarantee
Best for beginners who want Turtle Town without a boat. Walk in from Mākena Landing for about 1 hour of guided snorkeling with photos/video included; turtles, octopus and rays are common highlights. Skip it if you want a boat ride or lots of independent swim time.
Maui: Lahaina ATV Adventure
Best for families and first-time UTV drivers who want a 2-hour small-group ride in 4-seat Can-Am Sport Max 1000s. Expect dust, mud and a native tree-planting stop; the pace is more scenic than nonstop adrenaline. Skip it if you want a clean, high-speed ride.
Maui Whale Watching Tour Aboard the Quicksilver From Maalaea
Best for families who want a stable whale watch on a 55-ft double-deck power catamaran. Quicksilver has shade, bow viewing, a hydrophone and whale-behavior commentary. Skip it if you want a low-to-water raft or are very motion-sensitive in wind.
Molokini Crater + South Maui Coast Adventure from Kihei, Maui
Best for active snorkelers who want a fast 35-ft Zodiac-style raft, max 24 guests, and 4–5 stops including Molokini's back wall. The extra sites and unrushed pace are major draws. Skip it if you have back/neck issues or prefer a smoother catamaran ride.
Maui: Original Sunset Cruise with Open Bar from Ka’anapali Beach
Best for couples and groups who want a lively Kāʻanapali sunset sail with open bar and heavy pupus. This beach-loading catamaran boards at Whalers Village, so expect wet feet. Skip it if you want a quiet sail or have mobility issues.
Molokini Crater Snorkel and Turtle Cove High Quality Adventure!
Best for snorkelers who want a faster, smaller-group Molokini trip from Māʻalaea Harbor. Reef Explorer is a 60-ft super raft with shade and two restrooms, with a notably uncrowded feel. Skip it if you're very motion-sensitive.
Small Group Waterfall and Rainforest Hiking Adventure on Maui
Best for active families and couples who want a real rainforest hike, not a sightseeing stop. Expect 3 waterfalls, swimming, cliff jumps, wet feet and slippery roots; guides provide strong trail support. Skip it if mud, uneven footing or stream crossings are a problem.
West Maui Half Day Snorkel from Ka’anapali Beach
Best for families who want a catamaran snorkel straight from Kāʻanapali Beach. The captain picks 2 sites—often Honolua, Cliff House, Olowalu or Mala—based on conditions; breakfast, lunch and open bar are included. Skip it if beach boarding or a 49-guest boat feels too big.
Maui: Ultimate Whale Watch from Lahaina
Best for close-up whale viewing on a low rescue-style raft from Mala Boat Ramp. Groups stay under 28, with marine guides and a hydrophone; the low-to-water ride gives it a front-row feel. Skip it if you have back/neck issues or want a smoother catamaran.
Maui: VIP Private Road to Hana Tour with Pick Up
Best for families or couples who want a fully private Hāna day built around their pace. Guides can adjust hidden stops, photos and swim/hike time on the fly. Skip it if you're budget-focused—privacy and customization are the reason to book.
WHALES GUARANTEED Maui Whale Watching Makai Adventures
Best for families who want small-boat whale viewing without a bare-bones raft. Makai departs Mala Boat Ramp on a custom foam-collar boat with shade, cushioned seats, bathroom and hydrophone. Skip it if you want a large catamaran or the smoothest possible ride.
Makena Turtle Town Eco Adventure in Maui
Best for beginners who want a small-group kayak-and-snorkel from Mākena Landing. Groups cap at 10, guides are patient with first-timers, and close turtle sightings are common. Skip it if you want guaranteed snorkeling—wind or chop can limit water time.
Maui Premium Sunset Dinner Cruise from Ka’anapali Beach
Best for couples who want a 65-ft catamaran dinner sail from Kāʻanapali Beach with buffet and open bar. Food and crew get strong marks, but outdoor seating can feel tight and beach boarding means wet legs. Skip it if you want a quiet, seated dinner cruise.
Maui: Two Hour Beginner Group Surf Lesson in Kihei
Best for first-time surfers who want a small lesson at Kalama Park; groups max at 6 and most beginners get standing quickly. The water is shallow with forgiving waves, and booties are included. Skip it if you want a private lesson or bigger surf.
Maui Ocean Center All Day Admission Ticket
Maui’s best weather-proof family activity and the easiest way for young kids or non-swimmers to see Hawaiian reef life. Allow 2–3 hours and do not skip the shark tunnel or 3D whale Sphere. It is smaller and pricier than mainland aquariums, so save it for a windy or rainy day.
Ultimate 4 Hour Lanai Snorkel and Dolphin Encounter
Best for active snorkelers who want a fast rescue-style boat from Mala Ramp with 2 stops and a smaller-group feel. Lānaʻi's reefs are less crowded and dolphin sightings are common. Skip it if you have back/neck issues or want a large, smoother catamaran.
West Maui Snorkeling Experience by Boat from Ka'anapali
Best for families and newer snorkelers who want a small-group West Maui trip from Kāʻanapali with in-water guides. Max 20 guests, usually 2 reef stops, with breakfast and lunch included. Skip it if beach-loading or climbing a few steps into the boat is difficult.
Haleakala 6 Line Zipline Adventure
Best for first-timers and families who want a small-group Kula zipline near Haleakalā; max 12, with native-forest and bird ecology woven in. Lines 5–6 are the course highlights. Skip it if a ½-mile uneven hike or heights are an issue.
Rainforest Tour to Hana and Beyond
Best for travelers who want a full-circle Hāna day with swim stops and strong local-guide commentary. The guides are a major strength, but lunch is light and the day is long and winding. Skip it if you get carsick easily or want lots of downtime.
Maui: Molokini Crater and Turtle Town Snorkeling From Kihei
Best for snorkelers who want a small 19-guest raft from Kīhei Boat Ramp and an early 7 a.m. start. You can reach Molokini before the big boats, often with a third stop or backside pass. Skip it if ladders or a bouncy raft ride are an issue.
Four Winds Molokini Snorkeling Tour from Maalaea Harbor
Best for families who want a 55-ft catamaran from Māʻalaea with underwater viewing windows, slides and about 2 hours at Molokini. The crew and kid-friendly setup are strengths, but the boat carries up to 100. Skip it if you want a small-group snorkel.
Molokini Snorkel + Kids Go FREE! (Two Snorkel Spots)
Best for families and newer snorkelers who want a 54-ft catamaran from Māʻalaea with fitted gear, snorkel instruction and guided reef support. Breakfast and BBQ lunch are included. Skip it if you want a small-group boat or a quieter Molokini experience.
Maui: Road to Hana Luxury Limo-Van Tour with Helicopter Flight
Best for travelers who want Hāna's key stops without a full 10–12 hour drive. Ride one leg by 6-passenger limo-van, then fly ~36 minutes over Haleakalā and the coast, often returning by mid-afternoon. Skip it if you want more time in Hāna.
Road to Hana Tour with Lunch and Pickup
Best for first-time Hāna visitors who want a small-group day capped at 12 with lots of stops. Waiʻānapanapa and Puaʻa Kaʻa each get about 40 minutes, with swimming possible at Puaʻa Kaʻa. Skip it if you dislike an 11–12 hour van day.
Whale Watching Maui: 2-Hour Small Group Raft Tour from Lahaina
Best for close-up whale viewing on a low 20-passenger raft from Mala Ramp. It doesn't feel overpacked, everyone gets a seat, and the crew explains whale behavior without nonstop chatter. Skip it if chop or a bouncy ride bothers you.
Maui: Molokini & Turtle Town Snorkel & Waterslide Adventure
Best for families who want a 5-hour Molokini trip on the 53-ft Lani Kai II from Māʻalaea. The crew keeps the experience personal despite the 65-person cap; whales are a seasonal bonus, not the focus. Skip it if you want a true small-group boat.
Guaranteed Whale-Watching Tour by Raft from Kihei, Maui
Best for active whale watchers who want a fast 20-passenger raft from Kīhei Boat Ramp. The small raft can reposition quickly around active pods, maximizing viewing time; a hydrophone adds whale song. Skip it if you have back/neck issues or dislike spray.
Maui: Molokini and Turtles Luxury Yacht Snorkel
Best for travelers who want a genuinely upscale Molokini day. ʻElua has A/C, cushioned seating, warm showers, large bathrooms and runs well below its 57-person capacity, so it feels spacious. Skip it if value matters more than comfort.
Maui Clear Kayak and Snorkel Tour: Swim with turtles (Makena)
Best for beginners and families who want Turtle Town by clear kayak, not boat. The clear hull adds real value—you can spot turtles before snorkeling—and guides are hands-on with nervous paddlers. Skip it if you want an effortless outing; paddling is a workout.
2 Tank Lanai Cathedral Scuba Dive Via Boat for Certified Divers
Best for certified divers who want Lānaʻi's lava-tube "Cathedral" scenery with small groups and long dives. The crew is safety-focused, but conditions may mean visiting only one Cathedral. Take motion-sickness meds if needed—the crossing can be rough.
Outrageous Surf ScHool Lesson on Lahaina Side
Best for first-timers who want a very small lesson—groups max at 5 at Ukumehame Beach Park. Beginners often stand within 5–10 minutes while still getting plenty of one-on-one coaching. Skip it if you want a private lesson or bigger surf.
Maui Sunset Dinner Cruise & Whale Watch
Best for couples who want whale watching built into a 3-hour sunset dinner cruise from Māʻalaea. You get a private outdoor table, 4-course meal and hydrophone; food and crew are strong points. Bring a light jacket—sunset runs can get chilly.
Rappel Maui Waterfalls and Rainforest Cliffs
Best for teens and adults who want a half-day Road to Hāna adventure at Garden of Eden. Groups max at 8, guides get strong marks for calming first-timers, and you'll rappel waterfalls (or 40- to 115-ft cliffs when they flood) and get fully wet. Skip it if mobility is limited.
Snorkeling for Non-Swimmers with Photos Guided Tour Wailea Beach
Best for non-swimmers and nervous first-timers at Wailea Beach. Guides train you on shore, use flotation and a giant paddle board for extra support; even young kids can settle in quickly. Arrive 30 minutes early—parking can be tight.
Turtle Town Coastal Kayak & Snorkel: Turtles Guaranteed
Book this in whale season if you want a beginner-friendly kayak from Olowalu plus turtle snorkeling in one trip. The paddle is easy and turtles are common. Skip it outside whale season if whales are the main draw, and confirm whether photos/video are included.
Maui by Storm: Epic Private Luxury Road to Hana Adventure Tour
Best for families or couples who want a fully private Hāna day for up to 6. The day is flexible, with waterfall swims, banana bread and Huli Huli chicken among the recurring highlights. Skip it if you'd rather follow a fixed itinerary or avoid a long winding-road day.
Road To Hana: Maui Waterfall Hiking Tour in Private Jeep
Best for active couples or families who want a private Jeep day focused on hiking, bamboo forest and hidden waterfalls—not reaching Hāna itself. The guide often turns back halfway to ⅔ in to spend more time exploring. Skip it if Hāna town is a must.
Small Group Coral Gardens Snorkel & Waterslide Adventure
Best for families who want a shorter 3-hour afternoon snorkel from Māʻalaea with lunch and a waterslide. The operator picks Molokini or Coral Gardens based on conditions, and afternoon wind can change the plan. Skip it if calm water or Molokini is a must.
Maui Family and Couple Beach Photo Session
Best for couples and families who want a private 1-hour beach session at Poʻolenalena (Chang's Beach). Photographers get strong marks for posing, kids and golden-hour light, and galleries often arrive within days. Book near sunset for the best light.
Deluxe Helicopter Tour of Molokai and Maui
Best for first-time helicopter flyers who want Molokaʻi's sea cliffs, waterfalls and West Maui in one 55-minute flight. Pilots rotate for views, but seating is assigned by weight and balance. Skip it if a guaranteed window seat or sitting together matters.
Maui: Turtle Reef Kayak Tour of Makena
Best for beginners and families who want an easy 1.5–2 mile paddle from Mākena Landing plus turtle snorkeling. Groups max at 10, and the 7:15 a.m. trip gets the best conditions and visibility. Skip the 10:30 if you're under 16.
Group Surf Lesson at Kalama Beach in Kihei
Best for first-timers and families who want a small Kalama Beach lesson capped at 6. Instructors get you surfing quickly and give feedback after each wave; kids 9–12 often stand within minutes. You carry your own board to the beach.
Lanai Eco-Raft Snorkel & Dolphin Watch Small Group Tour from Maui
Best for travelers who want a semi-private Lānaʻi snorkel on a 15-guest raft from Lahaina. Expect 1–2 reef stops, frequent dolphin encounters and lifeguard-led snorkel support. Wind can cut the day to one snorkel site, so book for the overall Lānaʻi experience—not a fixed itinerary.
Sea Scooter Snorkeling Tour with Photo and Video - Wailea Beach
Best for beginners and non-swimmers who want Wailea snorkeling with less effort. Sea scooters let you cover more reef, flotation support is available, and GoPro photos/video are included. Arrive early—the parking/meeting point can be tricky.
Romantic Sunset Champagne -Private- Maui Air Tour: Intimate & Spectacular!
Best for couples who want a private 60-minute sunset flight instead of a shared helicopter tour. The 3-passenger plane has clear non-tinted windows, champagne and panoramic West/South Maui views. Timing matters—the pilot schedules around sunset for the best light.
Maui: Feast at Mokapu Luau in Wailea
Best for couples and families wanting a polished oceanfront luau at Andaz Wailea with table-served courses, open bar and sunset views. Classic seating still has strong sightlines, so premium isn't essential. Skip it if value matters more than setting.
Clear Kayak Tour with Pontoons and Optional Snorkeling-Unlimited
Best for families and first-time paddlers who want an easy way to explore Olowalu Reef without committing to a snorkel-heavy trip. The clear kayaks are stable and snorkeling is optional, but the floor can cloud with sand/water. Skip it if seeing lots of marine life is the main goal.
Private Road to Hana Tour Black Sand Beach/Waterfalls/Sea Turtles
Best for families or couples who want a fully private Hāna day shaped around their interests. Guides regularly mix classic stops with quieter beaches, waterfalls and local food, adjusting on the fly for kids or weather. Skip it if you want a fixed itinerary or lower price.
Beginner Scuba Diving in Kaanapali
Best for first-time divers comfortable swimming independently; groups max at 8 from Kahekili Beach. Turtles and eagle rays are common. Plan scuba for after Haleakalā and at least 18 hours before flying—you shouldn't go above 1,000 ft during that window.
Maui: Coast of Ka'anapali Beach Sunset Dinner Sail
Best for couples and groups who want a 2-hour sunset sail on Gemini, a 64-ft catamaran from Kāʻanapali Beach. Expect barefoot beach boarding, open bar and Westin-catered dinner; the crew is a standout, but food gets mixed marks. Skip it if a polished dinner matters most.
Deluxe Halfway to Hana: Private Tour from Kahului
Best for families with younger kids or anyone who wants Hāna scenery without an 11-hour day. You still get rainforest, waterfalls and banana bread, but turn back before the longest winding stretch. Skip it if Waiʻānapanapa or Hāna town is a must.
5 Hour Molokini Snorkel & Turtle Tour in Maui
Best for strong swimmers who want a fast 20-guest boat from Kīhei and more reef time than the big catamarans. Early departures can hit Molokini before the crowds, with 3–5 sites possible. Skip it if you want bathrooms, lots of shade or a smoother ride.
Discover Scuba Diving Class from Lahaina
Best for confident swimmers who want a real first scuba dive at Mala Wharf, one of Maui's better beginner sites for turtles, rays and reef sharks. Groups max at 4 after shore training. Skip it if carrying heavy gear or a rocky entry sounds difficult.
Lahaina Maui Sunset Sail on 'Alihilani
Best for families wanting a real sail without a Kāʻanapali surf launch. ʻAlihilani boards at Lahaina Harbor, then raises the sails and shuts off the engines. Chicken skewers, caprese and fruit make the appetizers a light dinner; skip it for a quiet couples cruise.
A Maui Beach Photoshoot in Wailea
Best for couples and families who want a private 45–60 minute Wailea beach shoot with strong posing help and fast turnaround. The price does not include the digital gallery—pricing is sent after booking. Book early in your trip, before sunburn.
South Shore Turtle Kayak and Snorkel Experience
Best for beginners and families who want an easy 2.5-hour Mākena Bay paddle with about 45 minutes of turtle snorkeling. Groups max at 10, and the kayaking is intentionally leisurely. Skip it if you want a longer paddle or more remote snorkel site.
Maui Private Tour - Road to Hana Adventure - Just for Your Group
Best for families or groups who want a fully private Hāna day with a flexible guide and no strangers in the vehicle. The guide is the real value—stops can shift around your pace and interests. Skip it if plans may change: this tour is non-refundable.
The Best Maui 3 Hour Molokini and Turtle Town Snorkel
Best for families who want Molokini and Turtle Town without committing to a half-day boat trip. This 24-guest raft leaves Kīhei early and usually fits 2–3 snorkel stops into 3 hours. Skip it if you prefer a smoother catamaran or lots of onboard space.
Group Surf Lessons from Kaanapali Beach
Best for teens and first-time adults staying in Kāʻanapali; lessons meet behind Whalers Village, max 4 per instructor, with booties and rash guards included. Beginners often stand within the first few waves. Skip it for kids under 13 or anyone wanting a quieter beach.
Turtle Town After Dark: With Lights & Stars (Turtle Guarantee)
Best for confident swimmers who want Turtle Town at sunset with a small group capped at 14. You enter before dark, see reef life on the way out, then turtles become more active as light fades. Skip it if you're expecting a true middle-of-the-night snorkel.
Whale Watching Experience
Best for families and couples who want a small, low-to-water whale watch straight from Kāʻanapali Beach. Magic Merman caps at 20, uses a hydrophone, and the fast 40-ft raft can reposition quickly around active whales. Skip it if you want a large, smoother catamaran.
2 Hour Beginner Group Surf Lessons
Best for first-timers age 9+ who want a very small lesson near Puamana at Guardrails; max 5, with patient, low-pressure instruction. Note: some listing photos appear to show the former Lahaina Harbor setup. Skip it if you want a private lesson.
HIGH QUALITY Whale Watch Adventure Aboard Luxury Super Raft
Best for families and couples who want close whale viewing with more comfort than a small Zodiac. The 60-ft super raft has shade, a restroom and hydrophone, but carries up to 35. Skip it if you want the most intimate, low-to-water raft experience.
