Lahaina Things to Do

Of more than a hundred Maui galleries, this is one of the best. Among the masters on display are Carmello Sortino, lauded local sculptor Steven Turnbull and one-name wonder Gorban. One of the featured artists is the young Vladi... more

This award-winning restaurant features food created with the freshest local and imported ingredients. The friendly servers will dazzle you with their knowledge of each day's dishes. Special requests are made to order. A window... more

The magnificent Hyatt Regency Hotel presents a high-gloss luau every night. The evening starts with a lei greeting, then moves on to demonstrations of various Hawaiian crafts. The featured show of the night is Drums of the Paci... more

The three courses of the Kapalua Golf Resort are a favorite of golfers from every part of the world. The Kapalua Village Course plays through the majestic trees and tricky landscape of the West Maui foothills. The Kapalua Bay c... more

History buffs are encouraged to take "a walking tour through Lahaina's past" with this company. Tours are approximately two hours in length and visit more than 20 sites. Knowledgeable guides give detailed information on the Haw... more

Most of the people who got tossed in this squat little prison were sailors who had downed one too many drinks while on shore leave. It was not a pleasant spot to sleep off a drunk, either; locals called it Hale Pa'ahao or "stuc... more

There are six sailing catamarans in this fleet. They depart from Ka'anapali, Lahaina Harbor and the neighbor island of Lana'i. All of the excursions are named "Discover." There is the highly reputed "Discover Lanai," which depa... more

If you visit downtown Lahaina, you are sure to happen across this tree. If you did not plan on visiting downtown Lahaina, you should change your plans so that you can see this major landmark. The tree is well over 100 years old... more

Though commercialization and economic progress have changed the face of Maui, it is still possible to get a glimpse of the way things were before tourism replaced whaling as the island's main industry. At this museum, visitors... more

A hale kahiko is an archaic Hawaiian thatched-roof house. Each hale was built for a specific function, such as sleeping, cooking or crafts. This replica of a Hawaiian village features three hale filled with ancient implements a... more