Top Activities on the Ground in Maui

Experience some of Maui’s best views on this guided Kaanapali zipline adventure. Start by leaving the sandy shoreline behind and driving off-road high into the West Maui Mountains. The ziplines span deep, eroded ravines. From the course, admire views of Molokai, Lanai, Lahaina, and the entire West Maui coastline. Learn about the island’s history and native plants and wildlife from your guide as you go.

The dormant Haleakala Volcano towers thousands of feet in the air. During this exciting excursion, go downhill biking on the slopes of the volcano and enjoy some of the best views of the island. A van drives you up the mountain to your starting point and then you can ride the upper and lower sections at your own pace. Maui County Law ages 15-up.

Soar above the Maui treetops, enjoy unforgettable ocean views, and see the island from a whole new perspective that lots of tourists miss during this zipline adventure tour. At a historic World War ll base, "Camp Maui", you fly across several ziplines, cross the high-altitude suspension bridge, and try other obstacle challenges to put your abilities to the test.

Enjoy unparalleled coastal views as you soar above the jungle heights on the longest ziplining excursion in Maui. Experience an all-'Dual Line' ride on a 2-mile (3.2-km) zipline course with sky-high, panoramic views. Tours also include a fast-paced ATV ride-along into the rainforest and a trek over Hawaii's longest suspension bridge—a jam-packed day without the hassle of planning.

Spend half a day exploring Maui's lush landscapes and beautiful waterfalls with this tour from Kahului. Head out into the jungle, where you can swim, do a bit of cliff jumping, or simply take in the views with a guide to keep you safe and on track while capturing images of your adventure with a GoPro camera.

Discover the beauty of Maui’s waterfalls during a half-day tour. Meet your guide at a departure point for a small-group excursion that includes several waterfalls and optional cliff jumping. Go for a hike and admire views during the journey to reach the waterfalls. Swim, sunbathe, and jump off rocks during this adventurous tour. Go pro photography and videography are available for interested groups.

Embark upon a horseback riding adventure in Maui on this guided tour. After your guide matches you with a suitable horse, based on your riding ability, ride up into the valley of the West Maui Mountains through gulches to see waterfalls in the distance. Then, head down the trail to the oceanfront to ride alongside the Pacific Ocean—if you are experienced, you have two opportunities to canter or gallop, weather permitting. Also includes a visit to a petting zoo, home to sheep, mini horses, and rabbits.

Embark on an adventure and go off the beaten path in this small-group rappelling excursion. Learn how to descend down the numerous waterfalls and cliffs along the Road to Hana, starting small then scaling up to a slightly-more difficult 30-foot (9-meter) waterfall.

Soar through a lush landscape of tropical flowers and passion fruit trees on a jungle zipline tour in Maui. Located on a family-owned farm and plant nursery conveniently located just off the Hana Highway, the 5-line zipline course features state-of-the-art braking and easy takeoff ramps for a safe flight through Maui’s rain forest. Feel the thrill of flying between banyan and mango trees, and slow down to appreciate the sights and smells of the forest while crossing a rope bridge on this eco adventure.

Experience a stunning Hawaiian sunrise from the top of Maui's Haleakala National Park and then bike down the dormant volcano during this exciting adventure. Transportation is provided to the top of the crater to watch the sunrise before riding your bike down the slopes on a guided tour. Your bike ride ends in the historic town of Makawao where you can explore and have breakfast at your leisure.

Haleakala's summit sits at over 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) on Maui, and catching sunrise from the crater requires a pre-dawn drive up the mountain road plus a National Park reservation for sunrise viewing—logistics that are hard to manage solo on limited sleep. This tour covers the drive up Haleakala for sunrise, then a bike ride downhill from 6,500 feet (1,981 meters). Finally, hop aboard a shuttle to explore the town of Makawao.

Venture beyond Maui’s beaches and discover a quieter side of the island on a guided rainforest hike through King's Gardens. Explore waterfalls, native plants, and ancient sites while learning about the area's natural and cultural heritage. A hands-on chocolate experience adds another layer to the day, blending outdoor adventure with local flavors.

See the best of Maui on this customizable, private Road to Hana adventure, where the day unfolds at your pace. Stop at stunning spots like Pua'a Ka'a, Wai'anapanapa State Park, Ke‘anae Point, Upper Waikani Falls, and Koki Beach, with time to explore volcanic beaches, waterfalls, and dramatic coastal views. Along the way, soak up the rich culture and history of Hawaii, with highlights like the charming town of Hana, serene Hamoa Beach, and the breathtaking Waimoku Falls.

Experience the lush beauty of East Maui on this guided rainforest hike. Cruise the scenic Hana Highway then embark on your trek with a local guide. Learn about the Maui’s ecosystems, marvel at magical waterfalls, climb basalt rock formations, and leap into the freshwater pools below for a refreshing swim. Enjoy a delicious, healthy lunch along the way—it’s included in the tour price.

Organized tours are usually helpful for getting oriented, but they hardly ever truly get off the beaten path. This private “VIP Backstage Pass Experience” offers the chance to choose your own itinerary for day-long trips to Maui’s most off-the-beaten-path spots, or to sit back and relax and let your guides do all the work and planning. Sample local cuisine, visit the jungle, beaches, waterfalls, and more—the island is your oyster.

Experience Maui's iconic Haleakalā Downhill Ride with a professional guide leading the way. Descend from approximately 6,500 feet through volcanic landscapes, sweeping Upcountry vistas, and the famous upper switchbacks while learning about Maui's history, culture, and geology. Ride at a comfortable pace with scenic photo stops before enjoying free time to explore the historic paniolo (Hawaiian cowboy) town of Makawao. Your guide provides riding tips and local recommendations, while our support van remains nearby for added safety and assistance. Highlights: Guided downhill bike tour beginning at approximately 6,500 feet Ride the famous Haleakalā switchbacks with a knowledgeable local guide Scenic photo stops with stories about Maui's history & culture Explore the historic Upcountry town of Makawao Mountain bike, full-face helmet, gloves, rain gear, backpack, lock, & safety equipment included Support van available throughout the tour Small-group experience with personalized attention

Avoid crowded buses and tiring walking tours with this private e-bike rental in Lahaina. Explore the area at your own pace while easily covering a lot of ground on the pedal-assisted bike. Your rental starts at the bike shop roughly 15 minutes north of Lahaina—conveniently near Black Rock Beach, Kaanapali Beach, the Kaanapali Parkway, and other attractions.

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Take an epic journey along the stretch of picturesque roadway known as the Road to Hāna on this full-day tour that highlights the best of Hawaii's natural beauty and stunning landscapes. See beautiful beaches, quiet coastline, and towering waterfalls as you make your way across the Kalepa Bridge, where the highway continues to Kīpahulu on the Piilani Highway. This journey through the iconic narrow highway is comprised of 59 bridges and more than 600 curves taking travelers in and out of rain forest and tropical foliage.

Hike Maui’s Waihee Ridge, a scenic 4-mile (6.6 kilometers) round-trip out-and-back trail in the West Maui Mountains, without the prospect of getting lost on this private guided hiking tour. Meet your guide past the trailhead gate and hike for about 2–3 hours, or less if you’d like to turn back early. Bottled water and a trail bar are provided to keep you refreshed along the way.

Explore the best of Maui’s North Shore on a scenic 2.5 hour guided E-bike tour from Paia. This easy, 10–12 mile round-trip ride follows the North Shore Bike Path to Kanaha Beach Park—perfect for beginner and intermediate riders seeking a relaxing outdoor adventure. With electric pedal assist, you'll cruise comfortably past lush landscapes, local beach access points, and quiet backroads while enjoying the laid-back charm of Paia. Along the way, your expert local guide will point out hidden beaches, ocean view photo stops, and local food trucks—making this tour more than just a ride. It’s a sustainable, unforgettable, true Maui experience.

Watching the sunrise at Haleakala Crater is a must-do experience that is only made better by hopping on a bike and riding back down to the beach after. Begin early with a pre-dawn pickup before making the winding journey in the dark to the volcano’s summit. As light appears on the horizon, the lunar beauty of Haleakala Crater emerges. After the sunrise, ride back down to the national park boundary.

For those who prefer to just go cruising down the slopes and switchbacks of the volcano, our Haleakala Express tour is the best bet. Guests begin their bike ride at 6,500 ft. elevation just outside of the national park entrance and ride 15 miles to the North Shore town of Haiku. WHAT’S INCLUDED • NAI Certified Guides • KONA Mountain Bikes • DAKINE Backpacks • Helly Hansen Rain Gear • Bell Helmets WHAT TO BRING • Closed-Toe Shoes • Sweatshirt or Jacket • Sunglasses • Sunscreen • Phone/Camera • Small Snacks • Water RESTRICTIONS ALL BIKE RIDERS' MUST: • Understand and Acknowledge the risks involved • Be 15years old or older • Have recent bike riding experience • Be over 4’10” tall • Be physically capable of enduring this outdoor activity • Be free of any medications that may cause drowsiness • Not be pregnant • Not weigh over 270 lbs. • Wear closed-toe shoes