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Why Go to Maui

Maui is not nearly as large as the Big Island, nor is it as small as Lanai, as bustling as Oahu or as quiet as Kauai. For many Hawaii vacationers, Maui is just right — offering a taste of just about everything the Aloha State has to offer, from impressive wildlife to intriguing history and culture. While on a visit here, you can shimmy alongside professional hula dancers, golf along coastal fairways, snorkel alongside five different types of sea turtles or simply lounge along some of Hawaii's most notable beaches. One of the archipelago's most popular tourism spots, Maui can be found sandwiched between the Big Island and the much tinier Molokai. Maui is divided into five distinct 




Best Things To Do in Maui


Maui's various attractions and activities cater to just about every interest. While adventurers hike the dormant Haleakala volcano, more relaxed travelers can soak up the sun on one of many different beaches or test the fairways at one of Maui's 14 golf courses. But Maui isn't just for beach-bums and sportsfolk: The island offers up its history and culture at sites like Iao Valley State ParkBanyan Tree Park and the Old Lahaina Luau. And those traveling with kids can learn all about Hawaii's underwater residents at the Maui Ocean Center.

Best Months to Visit

U.S. News editors analyzed weather and price trends to recommend the top times to visit.
Best Time To Visit
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Weather in Mauiswitch to Celsius/mm

Average Temperature (°F)

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Dec
82F° Average High
65F° Average Low

Average Precipitation (in)

2.87Jan1.96Feb2.45Mar1.55Apr0.74May0.2Jun0.5Jul0.5Aug0.38Sep1.2Oct2.2Nov3.35Dec
Data sourced from the National Climatic Data Center
December-March
Maui sees large numbers of snowbirds flying the chilly coop during the winter months. Those who visit Maui in the winter are willing to shell out the high airfare costs and room rates for a taste of the island's 80-degree weather. At this time of year, the waters around popular sites like Hookipa Beach are too rough for swimming but just right for catching a wave. This is also a prime time for whale watching.
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