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<\/h3>\nMaui is a popular spot for weddings, honeymoons, and family vacations. The beautiful island ) is home to some of the world’s most breathtaking beaches, stunning mountain vistas, incredibly friendly locals, and more. Below is our list of the top 10 sites every first visitor to Maui must see, in no particular order.<\/p>\n
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<\/h3>\nKaanapali Beach<\/a> is a 3 mile beach on northwest coast and is Hawaii\u2019s first planned resort area. Today it features several notable hotels and restaurants, two championship golf courses and the Whalers Village open-air shopping center.<\/p>\n The Road to Hana<\/a>, aka Highway 360, is a scenic drive that twists through the lush rainforest and past the stunning waterfalls that line the island\u2019s eastern shore. Most people start their trip in Kahului with the intention of driving 55 miles to Hana.<\/p>\n Haleakala National Park<\/a> is home to the world\u2019s largest dormant volcano of the same name. The entire park contains 30,000 acres of land. Don’t miss a world-famous sunrise at the summit. Once you reach the top, you can continue on to explore all the way into the mouth of volcano.<\/p>\n Napili Beach<\/a> is a crescent-shaped beach especially popular with families. The waters here are much calmer than at other Maui beaches, so swimming and other water activities are popular. This beach has a quiet, laid-back atmosphere.<\/p>\n The jet black sands are what make Waianapanapa State Park<\/a>\u00a0famous. Composed of volcanic sediment, it acts as a stunning contrast to the bright blue waves and lush jungle. Most visitors make a quick stop here for a photo op before continuing along to the Road to Hana.6. Wailea Beach<\/p>\n Wailea Beach<\/a> is a classic Hawaiian beach where visitors go to swim and relax. The shoreline is home to several resorts and it feels much less rugged than some of Maui\u2019s other beaches. Lined with palm trees and a paved walkway, it is easily accessible to the area\u2019s hotels, shops, and restaurants.<\/p>\n Hookipa Beach<\/a> is popular with hardcore surfers in the wintertime, and those who just like to watch the extreme sport from the sand. Located at Mile 9 of the Road to Hana, you can stop here to watch the action. The beach is also known to attract sunbathing sea turtles, especially in the afternoon.<\/p>\n In the town of Lahaina sits a tiny the tiny Banyan Tree Park<\/a>, centered around one of the largest banyan trees in the country. The tree was brought to the island from India in 1973. Great for a photo op and spot to relax with a picnic lunch.<\/p>\n2. Road to Hana<\/h3>\n
3. Haleakala National Park<\/h3>\n
4. Napili Beach<\/h3>\n
5. Waianapanapa State Park<\/h3>\n
7. Hookipa Beach<\/h3>\n
8. Banyan Tree Park<\/h3>\n
9. Old Lahaina Luau<\/h3>\n