I've zip lined about 5 times now in Hawaii. This was the most intense and fast and furthest…read moredistance course ever. The harness' are by far the most comfortable I've ever used. Biggest downfall, all the hiking. It was straight up the mountain on this goat trail. Footing could be dangerous If you don't have good shoes, balance and pay attention. They give you a water bottle full to keep ( however not in the least bit cold). If you aren't in att least half way decent shape this adventure probably is not for you. It is a lot of physical work. Be prepared to sweat and breathe hard and carry yourself and that 10 pound trolley up the dang mountain with very little to no shade. The guys doing the actual Zipping with us were awesome! Fun and friendly! The guy at the start, when you check in and pay... let's just say he's a grump. Maybe he had a bad day, but we found his to be grumpy and just honestly rude. It's like he hates his job. Would Recommend and go again for sure!

Went last year and it was an amazing day! The guides were…read morefantastic and had so much fun.

The full Kapalua Coastal Trail is about 1.76 miles and can be divided into four sections (see map I…read moremarked : 1. Blue 2. Yellow 3. Red 4. Green). We stayed on the west side of Maui, only about a 10-minute drive to the trail's north end. Left around 11:30am but had to detour a bit due to road work. 1. Kapalua Coastal Trail - Kapalua Bay Public Beach Parking You can plug in Kapalua Bay Public Beach Parking on Google Maps, but free parking is very limited. We drove in circles around 11:50am and couldn't find a single spot! Paid parking nearby was $20, and some restaurants had valet for $10. A little pricey just for a short hike, so we kept looking for other options. 2. Free Parking - Cliff House This lot is inside the Montage Kapalua Bay resort, but only about 10 spaces are actually free. We got lucky after waiting 10+ minutes and snagged a spot. From here, heading left takes you toward the Kapalua Bay side, passing Cliff House, Namalu Bay viewpoint, and Kapalua Bay Beach. After looping back, we continued right toward the Dragon's Teeth Trail. 3. Dragon's Teeth Trail The entrance has a small free parking lot right next to the Ritz-Carlton. Again, spots are super limited, and by the time we got there around 2pm, it was completely full. The trail takes you past Ironwood Cliffs and Oneloa Beach before reaching Dragon's Teeth. 4. Makaluapuna Ridge Trail This section continues further past Dragon's Teeth, but we didn't do this part. **Tips from our walk (123): * Switch Google Maps to satellite view to spot small parking lots. * Free parking is scarce, just come earlier if you can. * Kapalua Bay Beach & Oneloa Beach sections are sandy and flat, good for swimming and easy walking. * Dragon's Teeth is rocky, sneakers are way better than sandals. * Bring water, hat, and sunglasses. Even though it was only mid-70s (F), there's zero shade, and I ended up with a sunburned scalp after 2+ hours because I skipped my hat. Overall, this trail is short and easy, but because it runs through luxury resorts and golf courses, expect crowds. Still, the coastal views are stunning and definitely worth adding to your Maui itinerary.

The coastal trail was a fairly easy hike. Most of the trail was either a boardwalk or paved. Don't…read moreforget water and snacks. By the end of the trail we were both tired and hungry. As luck would have it we found a great little stand selling fresh açaí bowls and smoothies. It was perfect! Then the payoff of DT Fleming beach was worth the trek! Highly recommended!

Hands-down, the best hike I have ever went on in my life and I have been on plenty of hikes…read more There's a waterfall somewhere along the way and there are beautiful views of the ocean and beaches all around. Gorgeous is an understatement, but please make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen. You will need it. Enjoy!

Beautiful views!! It is a hard climb, but doable if you're in good shape…read more Driving there - Highly recommend driving from the west side. Driving from the east side, there were one-way narrow roads over cliffs. Leaving from the west side was easy-peasy. Parking - Keep an eye out for a red sign that says 'Camp Maluhia'. First lot is overflow, keep driving past gates to main lot where trailhead is located. Hike from overflow parking lot to trailhead is about 1.2 miles each way. Hike incline - First 1/4 mile of asphalt was the steepest. Next mile was incline but not too bad. Last mile was steeper incline. Hike views - If you go on a cloudier sunny day like we did, there were AMAZING views up until the last 0.5 miles. The overlook at the very end was above clouds so we couldn't see anything. Shoes - I don't recommend wearing sandals or flip flops, because it is pretty rocky and steep. No large rock climbing. I got by wearing casual tennis shoes, but running/hiking shoes are best. There were no stream crossings, so no need to worry about feet getting wet.

Nice ocean side trail with few people and great views if youre looking for a place to go for a jog…read more Full sun exposure so bring sunscreen and water.

We randomly happened upon this trail after going to the Nakalele Blowhole and it was a perfect hike…read moreto do with my 5-year-old son and parents who both have some knee issues. The hike is a 1.2 mile loop and not very difficult (there is a dirt path the whole way). We did this hike in early February and in addition to the great views, saw so many whales! It was an unexpected highlight of our trip.

Tiffany was an excellent communicator. She was very responsive to all questions and remained in…read morecontact throughout the entire process. Chris was our guide and he was a really great guy! He was encouraging and helped make the experience the best possible. We just aren't kayaking people. Not their fault! Chris tried to keep everyone engaged and, when the kids wouldn't get out of the boat, brought sea life to them. I had anticipated they may not want to snorkel, which is why the clear bottom kayak was so important. Unfortunately, we were thinking it would be crystal clear and it was not. It almost seemed like there may be a film on the kayak...or maybe the day at Turtle Town just wasn't as clear. Either way, if we ever decide to try it again, it will be with this company. The customer service was great!

We went on a clear kayak tour with Kyle, and we had a blast! I was skeptical that we would see any…read moreturtles, but we all saw at least 5 turtles along with fish, eels, and coral. Our group had a mix of different experience levels when it comes to kayaking and snorkeling. Some people had never done either, and they were able to take instruction from Kyle and keep up with the rest of the group. Kyle was a fun guide. He did a great job keeping us all safe and finding a pace that worked for everyone in the group. He took photos of each group while we snorkeled, so we all got to go home with photos of us with the turtles. I'd definitely recommend this tour!

Simply the best tour operator in Maui! Ben Owens and his team are so accommodating. We highly…read morerecommend the outrigger experience for a solo or group activity. Mahalo for your customer service that went above and beyond!!

Great tour company. Dorian really knows his way around these coral reefs and we saw a few turtles…read more One wave came in the boat but it's because a kid got in the way. No worries Chaka Chaka Maui styleeeee!!

The best thing we've done on Maui! Honestly better than any ATV, waterfall, Road to Hana, etc. If…read moreyou are truly looking for a way to connect to this island, it's done through this tour. The forest, the history, the views.. everything was incredible. It fills your soul way more than any luau. 100% recommend!

I went on this hike during our Maui vacation and it was incredible! Our guide Kevin walked us…read morethrough the history of Maui and the beautiful rich wildlife history. I highly recommend this beautiful tour bring good shoes and a light jacket in case it rains.

January 16, 2026 - After talking a few days before, and booking the reverse road to Hana trip, we…read moremet up with Kellen. Kellen's vehicle was a very clean and comfortable newer Jeep Wagoneer. My wife, Kari, broke her foot 2 days ago so we modified our excursions and eliminated hiking to attractions. Kellen quickly came up with some alternatives and explained/described them perfectly. Kellen's knowledge of the area, the plants, the trees, and the sights were full of insight and knowledge that only a local would have! We throughly enjoyed it. His driving was superb, professional, and cautious (complete with short horn honks on the countless 1 lane blind turns). We enjoyed the small independent farms, stands, and choices for lunch too. As a side note, Kellen's personal relationship with those owners opened the door to Kari being able to use a non-public restroom. We truly appreciated your assistance helping Kari to the lookouts, negotiating the roadsides, and especially to the swim under a waterfall (Kellen knew the easiest to access and really made getting to it possible for Kari). We hope others utilize this personalized service. -JoeandKari

We had an incredible experience with Local Maui Tours and our amazing guide, Kellen! The tour was…read moreboth fun and informative, and we thoroughly enjoyed learning about the history, culture, and hidden gems of Maui. Kellen was knowledgeable, engaging, and made the entire day feel special. One of the highlights was the breathtaking drive along the Kahekili Highway (Highway 340) -- a scenic, single-lane road winding along West Maui with unforgettable views. Kellen brought the journey to life with local stories and insight. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Maui!