|
Aloha Reader! Thinking about a trip to Maui this November? You’re in for a treat! The island is buzzing with activities that are perfect for families looking to mix adventure with some chill island vibes. We’ve put together a list of the 17 best things to do that are totally kid-friendly and fun for parents too! From exploring the vibrant underwater world with snorkeling tours, to enjoying the breathtaking scenery of a sunset luau, Maui has so much to offer. And let's not forget about the awesome food festivals where you can taste local dishes like poke and taro! Want to know what else is on the list? Click here to read our latest blog post, 17 Best Things to Do on Maui in November and start planning your family’s perfect island getaway.
Can’t wait to hear about the adventures you choose! Warm island greetings, Marcie |
I've visited Hawaii more than 40 times and I know ALL the tips and tricks for planning the ultimate Hawaii family vacation! I offer free Hawaii planning email courses. I also send weekly emails on Fridays where I share my top things to do in Hawaii with kids, the best family resorts in Hawaii, and my ultimate packing lists! Mahalo!
Aloha Reader, If you've been to Waimea Valley, you already know the waterfall is worth it. The 45-foot cascade at the end of the trail is one of those North Shore moments families talk about for years. But this summer, Waimea Valley is offering something I haven't seen there before. A Sunrise Tour that starts at 7:30am, before the Valley opens to the public. You get exclusive early access, a guided walk through the botanical gardens, and you're among the first people to swim under that...
Aloha Reader, People assume that after 40-plus trips to Hawaii I sit down and a perfect itinerary just appears. It does not. I still work through the same set of questions every single time, in the same order, because skipping any of them is how you end up with a plan that looks great on paper and falls apart on day two. Here's exactly how I build a Hawaii itinerary from scratch. Start with the island, not the activities. This is where most families go wrong. They find a cool snorkel tour or...
Aloha Reader, Our first Hawaii trip with kids was planned within an inch of its life. I had a spreadsheet. Color coded. Every restaurant researched, every activity slotted into a time block, every drive timed out to the minute. I was so proud of that itinerary. We were going to see everything. We saw a lot of things. We also spent half the trip rushing between them. Someone was always hungry at the wrong time or tired at the wrong moment and the whole day would unravel because we were already...