Hotels in Wailuku

Maalaea Harbor launches you into Maui's best ocean adventures, from whale watching to snorkeling trips. Grab breakfast at the harbor café before boarding – the morning pastries fuel perfect days on turquoise waters.

The Iao Needle towers 1,200 feet above lush valley floors, marking the site of a pivotal 1790 Hawaiian battle. Morning visits offer the clearest views before clouds roll in to shroud this dramatic natural monument.

Escape the crowds at Waihee Beach Park, where the West Maui Mountains meet a peaceful shoreline perfect for beachcombing. Bring a picnic and enjoy the tranquil setting, but skip swimming due to strong currents.

Coral Beach's rocky shoreline reveals a kaleidoscope of coral fragments during low tide, perfect for beachcombing. Arrive early to catch breathtaking sunrises while watching local kiteboarders slice through the waves.

If museums are on your list of things to see in Wailuku, then you might want to head to Bailey House Museum. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to see more of the museums in Wailuku, Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum and Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum aren't far.

Stroll through vibrant tropical gardens and watch a live coconut husking demo on the 40-minute tram tour. The Mill House restaurant serves farm-to-table dishes with ingredients grown right on the plantation.

Surfers ride winter swells while local fishermen cast lines along this rocky Maui shoreline. Pack a picnic to enjoy the north shore views, but skip swimming due to strong currents.

Maui's largest sports venue honors local military heroes with a 20,000-seat stadium and competition pool. Catch thrilling local tournaments or the Annual Maui County Fair held each fall in this community hub.