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Maui on a Budget: 5 Things to Do for Free
Vacation travel is supposed to be fun and help relieve stress. Take some of the stress off of your wallet with these free things to do while you’re on Maui - Opens a dialog .
The Kapalua Coastal Trail invites you to explore Maui’s northwest coast.
Kapalua Coastal Trail
This partially-paved, mostly-flat, 2.5-mile trail is for pretty much everyone. A popular area for walking, or running if you are so inclined, this is usually a good spot for both hiking and for people watching. There could be parts of the trail that are wet and slippery from either rain, or waves crashing into the nearby rocks, but the views are spectacular. The Kapalua Coastal Trail is a great way to start yet another gorgeous day on your Maui adventure.
If you want to stay close to the Kapalua Coastal Trail we recommend Napili Kai Beach Resort - Opens a dialog , which is a quick five minute walk away. This low-rise resort is one of Maui's best-kept secrets with a swimmable beach and no daily resort fee.
Direct access to Wailea Beach.
Wailea Beach Path
Running 1.6 miles from Mōkapu Beach to Polo Beach Park, Wailea Beach Path takes you past beautiful beaches, including Ulua Beach and Wailea Beach, as well as lots of striking rocky coastline. This mostly-paved path is nice, flat, and easily accessible. On one side of you, there will be ocean views, and on the other side you will see several fancy resorts. With the resorts naturally comes excellent people watching, which you can do from pretty much anywhere on the path with success.
Located right on the Wailea Beach Path, we recommend the Wailea Beach Resort - Marriott Maui - Opens a dialog . In addition to the path, you can enjoy 22 oceanfront acres between two beautiful beaches and spectacular views of Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe.
Wailea Beach Path
Running 1.6 miles from Mōkapu Beach to Polo Beach Park, Wailea Beach Path takes you past beautiful beaches, including Ulua Beach and Wailea Beach, as well as lots of striking rocky coastline. This mostly-paved path is nice, flat, and easily accessible. On one side of you, there will be ocean views, and on the other side you will see several fancy resorts. With the resorts naturally comes excellent people watching, which you can do from pretty much anywhere on the path with success.
Located right on the Wailea Beach Path, we recommend the Wailea Beach Resort - Marriott Maui - Opens a dialog . In addition to the path, you can enjoy 22 oceanfront acres between two beautiful beaches and spectacular views of Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe.
Direct access to Wailea Beach.
Aloha from the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa.
Ka’anapali Beach
Running from Black Rock to Canoe Beach, the world-famous Ka’anapali Beach offers more than fine white sand and clear water. The beach itself is its own destination. Watch the thrilling and athletic cliff jumping at Black Rock. Activities range from sunbathing to swimming in the inviting crystal water to shopping and so much more. There is also a nice three-mile long paved walkway that you can take to different sections of the beach.
Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa - Opens a dialog is a stunning 810-room beachfront resort, located right on famous Ka’anapali Beach. It’s a great place for your Maui adventure.
The beautiful Hanawi Falls on the Road to Hana.
Hanawi Falls
Any trip to Maui should include at least one waterfall, and Hanawi Falls located right on the world-famous Road to Hana serves as a reminder of the splendor of nature. Watch in this scenic setting as water falls two hundred feet in different paths. You can take marvelous pictures from the road itself, but if you are tempted to take a dip into the water below the falls, it is absolutely allowed. Parking is limited here so if you want to make a day of it come early and pack a picnic lunch.
Hana-Maui Resort - Opens a dialog is a picturesque 30-minute drive from the beautiful Hanawi Falls. This resort is located in Hana town, where guests will find a blend of aloha spirit and coastal charm.
Hanawi Falls
Any trip to Maui should include at least one waterfall, and Hanawi Falls located right on the world-famous Road to Hana serves as a reminder of the splendor of nature. Watch in this scenic setting as water falls two hundred feet in different paths. You can take marvelous pictures from the road itself, but if you are tempted to take a dip into the water below the falls, it is absolutely allowed. Parking is limited here so if you want to make a day of it come early and pack a picnic lunch.
Hana-Maui Resort - Opens a dialog is a picturesque 30-minute drive from the beautiful Hanawi Falls. This resort is located in Hana town, where guests will find a blend of aloha spirit and coastal charm.
The beautiful Hanawi Falls on the Road to Hana.
Green sea turtles resting on the sand at Ho’okipa Beach.
Ho’okipa Beach Park
Ho’okipa Beach Park is a well-known favorite amongst local surfers. The winter waves here can reach an exhilarating 30 feet high, which is great for advanced surfers, but should not be attempted by beginners. There are picnic tables and an observation deck where you can bring a snack and watch the action. The beach also features a protected area for sea turtles, where they can rest.
Residence Inn Maui Wailea - Opens a dialog , a modern all-suite hotel, is located 40 minutes from Ho’okipa Beach Park near Wailea's world-class golf courses and the best local dining and shopping at The Shops at Wailea.
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Vacation travel is supposed to be fun and help relieve stress. Take some of the stress off of your wallet with these free things to do while you’re on Maui - Opens a dialog .
The Kapalua Coastal Trail invites you to explore Maui’s northwest coast.
Kapalua Coastal Trail
This partially-paved, mostly-flat, 2.5-mile trail is for pretty much everyone. A popular area for walking, or running if you are so inclined, this is usually a good spot for both hiking and for people watching. There could be parts of the trail that are wet and slippery from either rain, or waves crashing into the nearby rocks, but the views are spectacular. The Kapalua Coastal Trail is a great way to start yet another gorgeous day on your Maui adventure.
If you want to stay close to the Kapalua Coastal Trail we recommend Napili Kai Beach Resort - Opens a dialog , which is a quick five minute walk away. This low-rise resort is one of Maui's best-kept secrets with a swimmable beach and no daily resort fee.
Direct access to Wailea Beach.
Wailea Beach Path
Running 1.6 miles from Mōkapu Beach to Polo Beach Park, Wailea Beach Path takes you past beautiful beaches, including Ulua Beach and Wailea Beach, as well as lots of striking rocky coastline. This mostly-paved path is nice, flat, and easily accessible. On one side of you, there will be ocean views, and on the other side you will see several fancy resorts. With the resorts naturally comes excellent people watching, which you can do from pretty much anywhere on the path with success.
Located right on the Wailea Beach Path, we recommend the Wailea Beach Resort - Marriott Maui - Opens a dialog . In addition to the path, you can enjoy 22 oceanfront acres between two beautiful beaches and spectacular views of Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe.
Wailea Beach Path
Running 1.6 miles from Mōkapu Beach to Polo Beach Park, Wailea Beach Path takes you past beautiful beaches, including Ulua Beach and Wailea Beach, as well as lots of striking rocky coastline. This mostly-paved path is nice, flat, and easily accessible. On one side of you, there will be ocean views, and on the other side you will see several fancy resorts. With the resorts naturally comes excellent people watching, which you can do from pretty much anywhere on the path with success.
Located right on the Wailea Beach Path, we recommend the Wailea Beach Resort - Marriott Maui - Opens a dialog . In addition to the path, you can enjoy 22 oceanfront acres between two beautiful beaches and spectacular views of Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe.
Direct access to Wailea Beach.
Aloha from the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa.
Ka’anapali Beach
Running from Black Rock to Canoe Beach, the world-famous Ka’anapali Beach offers more than fine white sand and clear water. The beach itself is its own destination. Watch the thrilling and athletic cliff jumping at Black Rock. Activities range from sunbathing to swimming in the inviting crystal water to shopping and so much more. There is also a nice three-mile long paved walkway that you can take to different sections of the beach.
Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa - Opens a dialog is a stunning 810-room beachfront resort, located right on famous Ka’anapali Beach. It’s a great place for your Maui adventure.
The beautiful Hanawi Falls on the Road to Hana.
Hanawi Falls
Any trip to Maui should include at least one waterfall, and Hanawi Falls located right on the world-famous Road to Hana serves as a reminder of the splendor of nature. Watch in this scenic setting as water falls two hundred feet in different paths. You can take marvelous pictures from the road itself, but if you are tempted to take a dip into the water below the falls, it is absolutely allowed. Parking is limited here so if you want to make a day of it come early and pack a picnic lunch.
Hana-Maui Resort - Opens a dialog is a picturesque 30-minute drive from the beautiful Hanawi Falls. This resort is located in Hana town, where guests will find a blend of aloha spirit and coastal charm.
Hanawi Falls
Any trip to Maui should include at least one waterfall, and Hanawi Falls located right on the world-famous Road to Hana serves as a reminder of the splendor of nature. Watch in this scenic setting as water falls two hundred feet in different paths. You can take marvelous pictures from the road itself, but if you are tempted to take a dip into the water below the falls, it is absolutely allowed. Parking is limited here so if you want to make a day of it come early and pack a picnic lunch.
Hana-Maui Resort - Opens a dialog is a picturesque 30-minute drive from the beautiful Hanawi Falls. This resort is located in Hana town, where guests will find a blend of aloha spirit and coastal charm.
The beautiful Hanawi Falls on the Road to Hana.
Green sea turtles resting on the sand at Ho’okipa Beach.
Ho’okipa Beach Park
Ho’okipa Beach Park is a well-known favorite amongst local surfers. The winter waves here can reach an exhilarating 30 feet high, which is great for advanced surfers, but should not be attempted by beginners. There are picnic tables and an observation deck where you can bring a snack and watch the action. The beach also features a protected area for sea turtles, where they can rest.
Residence Inn Maui Wailea - Opens a dialog , a modern all-suite hotel, is located 40 minutes from Ho’okipa Beach Park near Wailea's world-class golf courses and the best local dining and shopping at The Shops at Wailea.
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If you are interested in great deals Costco Travel has to offer, click here to sign up to receive emails. This will ensure that Travel and Costco.com values are sent directly to your inbox.
Once You Are Ready to Travel, Costco Travel Can Help
We invite you to take some time to browse around and dream of your next vacation, rental car or cruise, whether you’re booking for next month or toward the end of next year.
About the Author: The above piece was compiled by Penny Anderson, mother of two young athletes, and Merchandising/Ecommerce Manager at Costco Travel. Penny has been a Costco employee for 27 years.
