Trip Profile
Budget Category UPSCALE $400-600/person
Perfect For
Honeymoon Family Beach Adventure Luxury Relaxation
Traveler Scores
Family-Friendly
9.0/10
Romance
9.5/10
Adventure
9.0/10
Party Scene
5.0/10
Relaxation
9.0/10
Travel Planning
Current Weather at Airport
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Best Months to Visit
April-May, September-November
Hurricane Season
June-November (rare)
Peak: December-March, June-August | Shoulder: April-May, September-November
Airport
Kahului Airport (OGG)
No Passport Needed (US Citizens) | No Visa Required
US Dollar (USD)
English, Hawaiian
What's Waiting in Maui, Hawaii

Picture yourself on pristine beaches, savoring world-class dining, and exploring unforgettable adventures — Maui, Hawaii has it all waiting for you. Contact a travel agent

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Places to Stay
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Restaurants
36
Things to Do
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Beaches

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about visiting Maui

The best time to visit Maui is April-May, September-November. Peak season runs December-March, June-August, offering the best weather but higher prices and larger crowds. Shoulder season (April-May, September-November) provides a great balance of good weather and lower prices. Note that hurricane season is June-November (rare).

A typical daily cost in Maui is $400-600/person per person. Maui is generally considered a upscale destination.

No passport is needed for US citizens visiting Maui, as it is a US destination.

The main airport serving Maui is Kahului Airport (OGG). The primary language spoken is English, Hawaiian. The currency used is US Dollar (USD).

Maui offers 44 accommodation options ranging from budget-friendly to luxury resorts. Popular choices include Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort, The Westin Maui Resort & Spa.

There are 36 activities and experiences to enjoy in Maui. Top activities include Road to Hana, Haleakala Sunrise, Molokini Crater Snorkeling.

Essential items to pack for Maui include: Reef-safe sunscreen (required by Hawaii law), Snorkel gear (or rent on island), Water shoes for lava rocks and hiking, Light rain jacket (especially for Hana), Warm layers for Haleakala summit (30-40°F), Swimsuits (multiple - they take time to dry), Comfortable hiking shoes, Aloe vera gel for sunburn. Always check the weather forecast before your trip and pack layers for varying conditions.

Here are some insider tips for Maui: Rent a car - it's essential for exploring Maui properly. Book Haleakala sunrise reservations 60 days in advance at recreation.gov. Drive the Road to Hana early and on a weekday if possible. Whale season is December-April - don't miss it!. Respect the 'aina (land) - stay on trails, don't touch sea turtles.

Maui offers a variety of nightlife options including: Fleetwood's on Front St, Monkeypod Kitchen, Down the Hatch, Hula Grill, Luana Lounge.