On an island teeming with seemingly endless possibilities, planning activities while visiting Maui can be a little overwhelming.  As an adventure tour paradise, Maui has visual and physical experiences that are second-to-none. A simple internet search for Maui activities could have you surfing online for days.  How do you choose among such tantalizing options as zip-lining, snorkeling, hiking, parasailing, luaus, and so much more? 

If your time is limited here, make the most of your Maui adventure by selecting three things: do something on land, on the water, and up in the air. Here are just a few of the fun options that await you!

1. Air Adventures

These activities will create lasting memories for those seeking that extra pump of adrenaline from their vacation:

• Helicopter tours provide a unique way to see the islands of Maui and Moloka'i from above, and you can’t beat the view from up there. 
• Go parasailing off the coast of Lahaina if you’d like to feel the wind in your face (May–November)
• A zip line tour can take you from tree to tree through tropical vistas.
• A Haleakala sunrise or sunset atop the 10,000 foot summit is a must-see. Your feet will be on the ground, but you’ll feel like you’re flying.

2. Ocean Adventures

With the shallow 'Au'au Channel between Maui, Moloka'i and Lānaʻi, ocean enthusiasts have a virtual playground:

• Snorkeling at famous Molokini or lesser-known Honolua Bay or Lānaʻi can make you feel like you are swimming in an aquarium.
• Whale watching can get you up close and personal with one of the largest mammals on Earth. (January–May)
• A sunset cruise can set the perfect tone for a romantic evening.
• Deep-sea fishing is an often overlooked activity, which gets you into the nitty-gritty of ocean life and provides a real taste of the sea.

3. Land Adventures

Maui is full of great hikes and scenic drives leading you through jungles to breathtaking waterfalls and awe-inspiring views: 

• The Road to Hana is the crown jewel, with its lush rainforests, rugged coastlines, and countless waterfalls and pools. 
• Iao Valley is a treasure because of its historical significance and natural environment, which is easily accessible to anyone.
• Hiking or horseback riding can offer some jaw-dropping landscapes—be sure to avoid private property and go with an experienced guide.
• A luau is almost a rite of passage while visiting Maui, with the abundant food, drinks, and Polynesian dancing.

Feel confident that you won’t have a sudden case of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) while you make the most of your visit to Maui.

For unforgettable Jeep tours with local tour guides, choose Hoaloha Jeep Adventures in Wailuku, HI. With room for four passengers and three exciting adventure tour packages to choose from, these picturesque tours will give you greater appreciation for Maui and easily be one of the highlights of your trip. To learn more or to book your adventure tour, visit them online or call (888) 493-4060.