Hawaiʻi Guide

MauiCentral Maui (Kahului & Wailuku)

Activities in Central Maui

Learn to Kiteboard or Windsurf at Kanahā

Take a lesson where the trade winds are made for it.

<p>The steady side-shore trades and sandy-bottom shallows at Kanahā Beach make it one of the best places anywhere to learn wind sports. Local schools run morning beginner sessions before the wind peaks; book ahead in summer, the windiest season.</p>
Price
$$$
Time
2-3 hours
  • kiteboarding
  • windsurfing
  • lessons
  • morning
20.8990° N · 156.4440° W

Maui Swap Meet

Saturday-morning stalls of produce, aloha shirts and local craft.

<p>Every Saturday at UH Maui College, hundreds of vendors sell fruit, banana bread, plants, vintage aloha wear and handmade souvenirs for a fraction of resort-shop prices. Go early for the best produce and the coolest air; small bills and a tote bag help.</p>
Price
$
Time
1-2 hours
  • market
  • saturday only
  • souvenirs
  • local food
  • budget
20.8900° N · 156.4780° W

Catch a Show at the MACC

Concerts, hula and film under the stars at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.

<p>The island's main venue hosts touring musicians, hālau hula performances, art exhibitions and outdoor amphitheater concerts. Check the calendar — an evening event here is the easiest way to see Maui's own cultural life rather than a resort lūʻau.</p>
Price
$$
Time
Evening