Maui Vacation Rentals

Divine beaches, amazing marine life, lush greenery — Maui is an island paradise filled with rich and unique experiences around every corner. There are many things to do and see near our vacation condo rentals, including snorkeling, golf, hiking, and whale-watching tours. Check out recommendations from our local office, Maui Rental Group, to make your tropical getaway even more special!

With 30 miles of shore, you’ll find white, black, and red sand beaches renowned for surfing, snorkeling, and swimming.

Immerse in the beauty and wonder of Hawaii’s marine life with schooling reef fish, sharks, stingrays, turtles, and virtual humpback whales!

This magnificent summit towers over Maui and offers breathtaking views for visitors. Haleakalā Crater is a dormant shield volcano that looms 10,023 feet above sea level and takes up three-quarters of Maui.

This Polynesian celebration for special occasions is offered by several venues around the island honoring guests with this tradition.

A natural geyser that erupts up to 100 feet in the air! When viewing Nakalele Blowhole, there’s often a rainbow in the mist, and whales can be seen leaping in the distance.

Jet skiing, boating, surfing, and paddle boarding are just some of the fun experiences you can enjoy. Snorkeling and scuba diving are considered some of the best in the world at Honolua Bay, Ahihi Kinau Reserve, and Kapalua Bay!

Breathtaking scenery and one-of-a-kind courses attract golfers from around the world. Explore top golf courses like Kapalua Plantation Course, Wailea Golf Club, Maui Nui Golf Club, Kapalua Golf, and Pukalani Country Club.

There are numerous nature trails in Maui for hikers and bikers of all levels. Go on excursions to see waterfalls, rainforests, volcanoes, and coasts.

A historic, art-filled space offering elegantly plated seafood, steak, and Hawaiian specialties.

Casual cafe located on the majestic slopes of Haleakalā Mountains that serves pasta, pizza, panini, local dishes, and breakfast staples.

Easygoing outpost in the center of Kihei serving wild-caught fish and Hawaiian flavors in tacos, sandwiches, plates, and pasta.

A seven-acre tropical farm, grill, bakery, and marketplace located in the exotic, lush rainforests of Maui’s eastern coast, along the historic Hāna Highway.

Drummer Mick Fleetwood’s upscale-casual American restaurant with a rooftop bar offering ocean views.

An upscale mall with more than 70 shops, restaurants, and art galleries, as well as regular evening entertainment.

Outdoor shopping center with over 90 shops and the renowned whale museum.

An outlet mall with stores and restaurants situated in the historic oceanfront town of Lahaina.

The garland of flowers, shells, and feathers has become a symbol of Hawaii and has become ceremonious as a welcome greeting.

Hula is a traditional storytelling dance of Hawaiian culture with varied styles and meanings. The tradition has continued to this day and is symbolic of the islands.

One of Maui’s oldest surviving structures, Hale Hōʻikeʻike at the Bailey House exhibits a vast collection of pre-western contact Hawaiian artifacts.

A nonprofit art center in a 1917 mansion set against the beautiful backdrop of Haleakalā that offers tours, galleries, and classes in many mediums.

A sanctuary filled with botanical gardens, labyrinths, a temple, and a creativity center.

Performances honoring the musical artform that originated in Hawaii two centuries ago.

Annual festival honoring Hawaii’s ‘Staff of Life’ with food, entertainment, and more!

An open-air film festival with spectacular island views featuring film premieres, filmmakers panels, special screenings, tributes, and awards.

Sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, hat, sandals, swimsuit, cooler, backpack, tennis shoes, weather-appropriate clothes, toiletries, medication, electronics/chargers, rain umbrella.

There is truly no bad time to visit Hawaii! The peak tourist seasons however are the summer months and then the winter season. Surfers have the best conditions during the winter months and many flock to the islands.

We supply you with a limited starter kit of toilet paper, soap, paper towels, and dishwasher detergent for your convenience. There are several shops you can visit nearby to purchase supplies for your stay.

We recommend bringing the following to your Maui rental: trash bags, paper towels, laundry detergent, dishwasher packs, and extra toilet paper.