Maui in Hawaii

‘The Valley Isle,’ as Maui is also known, is the second-largest island in the Hawaiian archipelago, renowned for its world-famous beaches and incredible scenery. Explore Molokini one of only three known submerged volcanic calderas in the world, and Hawaii’s only island marine sanctuary. It is an excellent spot to go snorkeling and observe deep-water species. Take a whale-watching cruise with marine naturalists to learn about humpback whales. A drive to Hana offers a delightful view, with the road hugging the coastline and lush valleys bursting with waterfalls along the way. In Upcountry Maui, meander through Makawao, famous for its Hawaiian cowboys and a thriving arts community with galleries, glassblowers and wood sculptors’ workshops.