Hawaii (Maui Island) is a world-renowned beach destination known for its superb snorkeling, lush landscapes, diverse wildlife, extreme watersports, and ability to create memories that will last a lifetime!

Hawaii’s Maui Island is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands, and boasts a rich history. In fact, Maui’s historical sites alone attract millions of visitors to the island every year. With remnants of ancient temples, historic villages, and drawings preserved in rocks estimated to be hundreds of years old, visitors can truly submerge themselves in the area’s diverse local history and culture.

Go to Maui for the history, but stay for the breathtaking beaches, landscapes, and a variety of exciting and unique things to do. On this 727-square-mile island lies white, red, and black sand beaches with crystal-clear water, adrenaline-pumping watersports, volcanoes, waterfalls, gardens, swimming holes, bamboo forests, rainforest, caves, and so much more! With so many things to see and do, you’ll be sure to head home having had an unforgettable vacation with magnificent memories as souvenirs.