by AS10
We rented a jeep and traveled to Hana. What an experience. The road was so curvy but the scenery was well worth the 3 hr trip to go 35 miles. We also snorkeled the Molokini Crater and loved that too.
Visited: Nov 18, 2006
by cruiseasfamily
This port requires a tender, which is horrible. You bob around in a small boat for sometimes an hour waiting your turn to get to the dock/pier. Too congested with boat traffic.
Visited: Dec 28, 2019
by goossenschris
Snorkel excursion excellent boot crew and nice snorkel spot to see turtles
Visited: Nov 18, 2019
by Diddy2ten
Beautiful port! We again walked, shopped, ate and enjoyed the time there. We had 2 days there, but the second day we were unable to go to shore because of the high waves.
Visited: Apr 30, 2019
by lisacruises
Best excursion was the catamaran ride... 2 hours and drinks and snacks served with beautiful site of the ruby princess. was a tendered port also.. always lines there but hey thats expected. Shopping right there within very close proximity that was our best port this trip. with beautiful sites from entering the bay...
Visited: Apr 08, 2019
by chipfrancek
very nice - enjoyed the excursion
Visited: Oct 27, 2019
by JayneC
We did sugar cane museum, drove up a crater, Walmart etc. It was wonderful, other than the wreck that held us up. We had two hours to go 21 miles and it took us over 3 hours.
Visited: May 19, 2008
by lisavin
Maui is my favorite place, rented a car, drove around west Maui which is beautiful. Snorkeling at Kapalua bay and Maluaka bay where we saw turtles. Tendering in Lahaina was slow especially second day with rough seas. Old lahaina luau is great.
Visited: Apr 30, 2019
by dhamm72
Renting a car on Maui is substantially more difficult than on the Big Island, and more expensive. The nearest car rental outlet to Lahaina harbor is Hertz at the Hyatt. They claim they have a shuttle, but it runs just once between 8:30 and 9:30 and we never saw it. So it’s a $30 cab ride to rent a car. The car was $98 a day versus $48 on Hawaii and $53 on Oahu. We went south the first day looking for a beach to snorkel. The conditions were terrible. Because of the height and direction of the swells, waves were breaking right on shore and the water was churned up. We should have checked the daily report https://thesnorkelstore.com/maui-snorkeling-conditions-reports/. Then we would have known that. The next day we went to Honolua Bay. This is a terrific snorkeling spot and it’s always calm. It’s surrounded by land on three sides and facing Molokai, so no swells can get in. The shore itself is very rocky, so it’s strictly for snorkeling. Also, parking is very limited and it’s at least a 300 yd. walk from the road to the water. Hawaii is not California where they have large paved parking lots at all the state parks. Most of the fish and coral formations are on the eastern side of the bay. Turtles are found on the western side. Dolphins also made an appearance. Honolua Bay is a must stop for snorkelers. We would like to spend some more time on Maui. Some of the sights like the road to Hana and Haleakalā are too time consuming to be done from a ship while tendering.
Visited: Sep 13, 2019
by wendalyn34
Wish we could have had a couple days at this island.
Visited: Mar 24, 2019
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