Unique Experiences on Maui That You Have Never Practiced Before

by Stardust Hawaii Adventures in Maui, Hawaii

The natural beauty, stellar sunsets, prime whale watching, and 81 gorgeous beaches, what are the things on Maui that attract you the most? Maui is a huge island and there is so much to explore that no one can do on their single trip but we have broken down some of our favorite activities based on what visitors would love and desire to explore on one of the world’s most beautiful islands:

Surfing lessons for all age groups

Along with watching professional wave surfers take on nature, at times riding 50+ foot waves at some of Maui’s most famous surf spots, consider taking private Maui surf lessons. If you are not up to paddling out with the pros, taking Maui surf lessons with your friends and family for a fun challenge on water would be one of the coolest things on the island. Surf lessons are unique activity and there are many surf schools where professional surfers give these lessons.

Witness Haleakala Sunrise

Haleakala is the highest point on Maui that attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. People ride bikes early in the morning to reach the largest dormant volcano in the world, which reaches an impressive 10,023 feet in height. Rent the bikes and start your early morning journey towards this beautiful sunrise spot winding above the cloud line to witness the sky change dramatically for a sunrise view unlike any other.

Explore the Road to Hana

The best part of the island is the Maui road trip to Hana. It is a winding road of more than 600 turns and 50 one-lane bridges that gives you an incredible experience. Road to Hana is a drive that’s definite to surprise even the most avid nature-lovers as you have to go through lush green forests. From hiking through bamboo forests to standing in lava tubes, from swimming in fresh waterfall pools to discovering the beauty of Hawaiian paradise, the road to Hana is exemplary in its own way.

Go whale watching

December and April Maui visitors are the luckiest. Around 10,000 humpback whales swim from the Gulf of Alaska to Hawaii annually. There are plenty of spots where visitors can witness these majestic animals, which can be seen from shore, boat, kayak, helicopter, and scuba diving. Most kayak tours provide amazing surface-level views that might not be possible via larger boats.

If you are a first-time visitor to Maui, book Stardust Hawaii as the best guide to Maui where experienced professionals will guide you everything to see and do on the island.