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Explore beautiful white sand beaches, premier golf courses, natural waterfalls and a laid-back Hawaiian lifestyle. Maui is one of the top vacation destinations in the world. The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua is the perfect place to discover all that this exquisite island has to offer. Please contact the Resort Concierge at (808) 665-7089 for more information on local attractions and activities.
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Maui Ocean Center (show details) (hide details)
20 miles / 35 minutes (808) 270-7000
This state-of-the-art marine park on the island of Maui is the only facility in the world dedicated to understanding and respect for Hawaii’s marine life. Guests can see spectacular live coral displays, Hawaii’s beloved green sea turtles, sharks, rays and other natural wildlife – while learning about Hawaii’s natural history and cultural heritage.
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Hana (show details) (hide details)
70 miles / Two Hours
Take a guided tour along the legendary road to Hana, with its one-lane bridges, hairpin turns, lush rainforest and waterfalls. Ride in air-conditioned comfort as your driver winds you through some of the most beautiful scenery on Maui. Tour includes a continental breakfast and lunch.
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Surfing Lessons (show details) (hide details)
10 miles / 15 minutes (800) 621-3601 / website
Whether you're interested in learning to surf or windsurf, a complete range of surf schools are available on Maui. Tom Barefoot's Tours works with a dozen different Maui surf schools and is a great place to start, and can help guests find a company that fits your experience level - from beginner to expert.
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Haleakala Sunrise Tour (show details) (hide details)
35 miles / 60 minutes (800) 817-1234 / website
Temptation Tours' Haleakala Sunrise Tour enables visitors to experience a truly spectacular sunrise atop Haleakala, Maui’s 10,023 foot-high dormant volcano, while taking in stunning multi-island views. The tour begins with continental breakfast at the crater's rim before sunrise, and includes a run-of-the-menu breakfast after sunrise. After finishing breakfast, guests tour Haleakala and Maui's Upcountry region and visit an exotic protea farm, with narration from a state certified guide.
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Ulalena (show details) (hide details)
10 miles / 15 minutes (808) 661-9913 or toll-free (877) 688-4800 / Website
Best described as “Spellbinding,” Ulalena is a modern dance theatre interpretation of the Hawaiian hula and the history of Hawaii, featuring the talents of some of Hawaii’s most distinguished musicians and performers. Different from a lu’au, it is an opportunity to enjoy one of the many wonderful restaurants in Lahaina after the show.
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Hawaiian Lu’au (show details) (hide details)
Lu’aus vary in distance from 0 to 10 miles Please call the hotel concierge for additional information.
The Feast of Lele is an authentic Hawaiian lu’au that tells the story of the evolution of Hula, beginning with dances from Tahiti, and continuing with the dances of ancient Hawaii, following through to the modern hula of today.
The Old Lahaina Lu’au features the exciting dances of Polynesia, music and island crafts along with a traditional lu’au buffet, open bar and lei greeting all located on a beautiful oceanfront location.
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Kapalua Adventure Center (show details) (hide details)
1 mile / 5 minutes (808) 665-7089 / Website
The Kapalua Adventure Center is designed to offer Maui visitors a complete mountain to sea experience. The new Mountain Outpost features one of the largest zipline systems in the United States, with eight dual-track ziplines, two suspension bridges, a comprehensive ropes challenge course, a four-station climbing tower and giant swing. Mountain Outpost tours are offered daily at 8 am, 9 am, 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm. Each tour is led by three expertly-trained guides and each tour group is limited to 12 people.
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Sugar Cane Train (show details) (hide details)
10 miles / 15 minutes (808) 667-6851 / website
With a blast of its steam whistle, the Sugar Cane Train chugs along a six-mile stretch of track at a leisurely pace. During the ride, the Sugar Cane train crosses a 325-foot curved wooden trestle whose elevation yields panoramic views of neighboring islands and the West Maui Mountains. A narrator will entertain riders and point out sites of interest along the way, including humpback whales frolicking in Maui's warm Pacific waters between December and April.
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Cruiser Phil's Volcano Riders (show details) (hide details)
30 miles / 90 minutes (808) 893-2332 / Website
Take a luxury van tour from the summit of Haleakala National Park then coast 28 miles by bicycle from the 6,500-foot elevation, down Haleakala Volcano descending to historic Paia at sea level. Riders enjoy fresh outdoor air, heart-pounding views, and hairpin turns. Tours Include pickup and drop off from The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua and a guided van tour of the summit of Haleakala, with the bike ride beginning outside of Haleakala National Park and ending 6,500 feet below at sea level in Paia Town.
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Sunshine Helicopter Tours (show details) (hide details)
35 Miles / One Hour (808) 270-3999 / Website
Sunshine Helicopters offers four separate "flightseeing" tours of Maui, including circle island adventures, flights to Molokai, tours and West Maui and excursions to Hana and Haleakala Crater.
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Hiking (show details) (hide details)
Varies
Western Maui features incredibly beautiful hiking terrain that caters to the avid hiker, as well as the nature walker. Take a rare opportunity to hike up to the private Arboretum of the late D.T. Fleming, or venture into an area with majestic ridgelines and waterfalls. Visit an ancient Hawaiian Ahu’pua’a, a land division system used by the Hawaiians of old for farming, complete with Taro patches. Some hikes include breakfast, while others include both breakfast and lunch.
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Horseback Riding at Ironwood Ranch (show details) (hide details)
One Mile / Two minutes (808) 669-4991 / Website
For the adventurer at heart – take a ride through pineapple fields and Ironwood trees, with dramatic scenery of West Maui, Moloka’i, and Lana’i. Rides are suitable for both the novice rider and experienced horseman.
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Whale Watching (show details) (hide details)
10 miles / 15 minutes Please contact the hotel concierge to arrange.
Watch some of the largest creatures on earth in their natural habitat from November through April. Whale watching is fun and educational, as most boats provide a marine naturalist on board to explain the whales’ antics. Some cruises combine whale watching with a colorful sunset including cocktails and appetizers.
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Sunset Sails (show details) (hide details)
5 miles / 10 minutes Please call the hotel concierge to make reservations
Enjoy a fabulous sunset, delicious pupus (appetizers) and an open bar - all from the deck of a beautifully maintained catamaran. This is an excellent outing for a romantic evening experience.
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