Here are some fun things to do when in beautiful Maui.

Maui, which is the second-largest Hawaiian island, is one of the world's most beautiful spots. This magnificent paradise should be on your travel bucket list. It has world-famous beaches, views of migrating humpback whales, some breathtaking magnificent sunrise and sunsets. Plus, there are plenty of fun activities to enjoy on this dream island. There are also many outdoor adventures to have, like snorkelling, surfing, and paddling. Apart from enjoying the beautiful beaches and amazing weather, here are some other things you can do in Maui.

Haleakala Crater at Haleakala National Park

The Haleakala Crater at Haleakala National Park is a spectacular spot. It is reportedly one of the largest dormant volcanic craters in the world and was formed mainly by erosion. However, you need to wake up early to watch this amazing show. Make sure you wear the right clothes as the Haleakala Visitor Center’s elevation is nearly 10,000 feet and much colder than sea level. The Haleakala National Park has a wide number of cascading waterfalls and pools.

Explore an amazing historic trail

If you want to explore some of the history of this place, check out 65 sites in Lahaina Town. You can learn a whole lot by taking the time to explore places like the oldest surviving house on the island of Maui, Baldwin Home Museum, and the legendary Banyan tree. This tree is over 145 years old and is reportedly the biggest Banyan in the United States.

Check out the Maui Whale Festival

The Maui Whale Festival is a chance to learn about whales and check out some amazing views of these incredible mammals during peak humpback season. The festival includes activities like whale watching, film screenings, a craft fair and so much more.

Enjoy an exciting ride to Hana

Sometimes a car ride can make you stop and appreciate the things that might go unnoticed. Enjoy a drive through Maui’s stunning seaside cliffs. You can find some amazing waterfalls. You can take your time down this so make sure you have a whole day to take it all in. Also, do a little research before the trip so you are prepared for the drive and know what to expect. When you are close to making your way to Hana, visit Honokalani Beach. There you can enjoy the waves and walk along black volcanic sand.