5 Best Boat Tours on Maui for Molokini, Lanai, Sunset Sails and Whale Watching

The 5 Best Boat Tours on Maui

Photo: InHouse - View from Mala Ocean Tavern in Lahaina with Catamarans Anchored Offshore

Maui is the kind of island that makes more sense once you get out on the water. From shore, you can appreciate the beaches, the cliffs, and the changing color of the ocean, but being offshore gives you a completely different feel for the coastline. Lava shelves look more dramatic, snorkeling spots feel more alive, and the shape of the island starts to click in a way it never quite does from the road. If you are trying to choose one or two unforgettable days on the water, these are five Maui boat tours that consistently stand out for the right reasons.

The best part is that they are not all trying to do the same thing. Some are…

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Top 10 Sushi Spots On Maui For Fresh Fish, Ocean Views, And Everyday Living

Top 10 Sushi Spots On Maui For Fresh Fish, Ocean Views, And Everyday Living

Maui has become one of those places where great sushi is part of everyday life. From tiny strip mall counters in Kihei to refined omakase experiences in Wailea and lively izakaya plates in Haiku, there are plenty of ways to end a beach day with sashimi and a sunset. For people who are already spending time here or thinking about making a more permanent move, knowing where to find your favorite roll or nigiri becomes part of how you picture life on the island.

This overview highlights ten sushi spots spread across Kihei, Wailea, Wailuku, Haiku, Kaanapali, and the Lahaina side. Some are relaxed neighborhood hangouts, others belong to destination resorts, but each has its…

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Top Lahaina Restaurants: A Closer Look at Three Westside Favorites

A Closer Look at Three Westside Favorites

Lahaina and the greater West Maui coastline have long been known for their natural beauty, oceanfront sunsets, and deep cultural roots. As the community continues its thoughtful recovery, the restaurants that remain open or have recently returned play a meaningful role in bringing people together again. Good food, familiar faces, and the comfort of shared spaces help restore the rhythm of daily life in this remarkable part of the island.

Below are three Westside dining experiences that continue to stand out for their character, flavor, and the way they carry forward the spirit of Lahaina. These favorites welcome both longtime residents and returning visitors with menus that feel fresh, comforting, and…

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Maui Invitational 2025: Bringing Basketball Back to The Westside of Maui

Thanksgiving week is almost here, and with it comes one of the island’s favorite traditions. Next week, the 2025 Southwest Maui Invitational tips off at the Lahaina Civic Center, bringing big time college basketball back to Maui along with fans, families, and plenty of island energy.

2025 Maui Invitational at the Lahaina Civic Center

This year’s tournament runs from November 24 to 26 at the Lahaina Civic Center in West Maui. The building itself is part of the charm. It is an intimate, 2,400 seat venue where every spot feels close to the floor, and where the backdrop outside the doors is the Pacific Ocean instead of a downtown skyline.

The 2025 field features eight programs:

Arizona State, Boise State, Chaminade (host), NC State, Seton…

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First Snow on Mauna Kea Arrives: A Stunning Start to Winter on Hawaiʻi Island

A Stunning Start to Winter on Hawaiʻi Island

The first snow of the season has settled on Mauna Kea, and with it comes one of the most striking contrasts anywhere in the Pacific. While much of the world imagines Hawaiʻi as endless sunshine and warm ocean air, the summit of Mauna Kea regularly reminds us that the islands hold a far greater range of climates than many realize. Rising to nearly 14,000 feet, the mountain is high enough to receive measurable snowfall each winter, transforming the iconic volcanic peak into a momentary alpine scene.

Average Snowfall on Mauna Kea

Although snowfall is light compared to mainland mountain ranges, Mauna Kea does receive snow almost every year. One of the most widely referenced estimates puts the…

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Local Gems You Shouldn’t Miss: Five Awesome Spots in Kihei-Wailea

5 Awesome Spots in Kihei-Wailea

There is a reason locals and visitors alike fall in love with South Maui. It is a mix of golden beaches, mouthwatering dining, scenic drives, and relaxed island vibes. Kihei and Wailea may be known for their luxury resorts and sunny weather, but they also hide a few gems that capture the heart of Maui living. Whether you’re a longtime resident or exploring for the first time, here are five can’t-miss spots to add to your next day out.

1. Keawakapu Beach – Perfect for a Peaceful Walk


Stretching between Kihei and Wailea, Keawakapu Beach is one of Maui’s most beautiful walking beaches. Its soft golden sand and gentle surf make it ideal for a sunrise stroll, beach run, or simply soaking up the views. The area…

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