Image via WikipediaWe have very few rainy days on Maui especially during the summer. As we head into the winter we will see alot more on the east side and a bit more on the south and west side. As an activity concierge many people ask me what they can do on a rainy day.... I have made a list -
- Visit the Maui Ocean Center. This aquarium does a great job of introducing you to the fishes of Hawaii. They have some great exhibits on the humpback whales that visit Hawaii’s waters each winter. (Admission fee is required.)
- Tour the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum. (Modest admission fee required.)
- Learn about Maui’s whaling history at Whalers Village Museum in Kaanapali. (Free)
- Shop at the Lahaina Cannery Mall. (Free) or the Maui Mall in Kahului.
- Tour the historic Baldwin House in Lahaina. (Currently open daily from 10 – 4. Located at 120 Dickenson Street in Lahaina. Modest admission fee of $3 for adults, $5 for families, and $2 for children is required.)
- Admire 100% locally made crafts at the Maui Crafts Guild in lovely Paia. (Free)
- Schedule some pampering time at a spa. Maui has an abundance of top rated spas. (Be sure to check out our popular suggestions for maximizing your Hawaii spa treatments.)
- Drive through Iao valley and take some hikes the rain is always warm and refreshing.
- Watch the windsurfers or surfers at Hookipa beach park and then have an expensive, incredible lunch at Mama’s Fish House.
- Take a tour of the Maui Tropical Plantation. The tram on the tour tour has a roof.
- Drive up to Haleakala, it might not have clouds or rain at the top
- 12. Visit Dan's Greenhouse in old-town Lahaina to gawk at tropical flowers, buy one of Dan's world-famous Fuku-Bonsai lava rock plants or play with miniature piglets and baby birds, 193 Lahainaluna Road
- Take the family to see Kupanaha, the great Magic, dinner show, or Ulalena in downtown Lahaina….
- Nab one of the umbrellas on the patio at Aloha Mixed Plate and stay dry while sampling local food.
- Sample a red or white at the King's Cottage tasting room at Maui's Winery at Ulupalakua Ranch near the mountainside community of Keokea. (Tedeschi Vineyards)
- where else in the world can you go to a Glow in the Dark, miniature Golf Course. Glow Putt in the Lahaina Center.
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