Haiku offers a variety of activities for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking to relax and rejuvenate. Pineapple Cottage is a Windsurfing-friendly vacation rental in Haiku, Maui. You’re just a 10-minute drive to Hookipa Beach, where you can enjoy world-class windsurfing and surfing.
The Bamboo Forest on the Road to Hana is a magical place with towering bamboo stalks and scenic trails. It’s a great spot for a hike and photography.
Just a short drive from Haiku, Twin Falls is a popular hiking destination with beautiful waterfalls and swimming holes. The trails are relatively easy, making it suitable for families and casual hikers.
Highlights: Known as the windsurfing capital of the world, Ho’okipa is a great place to watch skilled windsurfers and surfers tackle the waves. The beach is also a good spot for picnicking and enjoying the sunset.
Every Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., the Kula Farmers Market (also known as the Upcountry Farmers Market) comes alive at Kulamalu Town Center, 55 Kiopaa Street, along Highway 37 in the heart of Upcountry Maui. This vibrant weekly gathering features an abundant selection of fresh, locally grown produce, including tropical fruits, vegetables, and herbs, alongside colorful plants, flowers, and trees. Shoppers can also discover Maui-grown coffee, macadamia nuts, honey, jams, and specialty foods, plus ready-to-eat treats like Thai dishes, raw and vegan options, and other local favorites—all sourced from small farms and family businesses across the island.
Baldwin Beach Park, located just outside Paʻia on Maui’s North Shore, is a
stunning 55-acre stretch of golden sand with sweeping views of the West
Maui Mountains. Known for its wide shoreline and vibrant local vibe, it
offers lifeguards, restrooms, showers, making it perfect for family outings
and beach days. The main beach is ideal for sunbathing, beach walks, though
the surf can be strong, especially in winter. For calmer swimming, head to
the protected “Baby Beach” on the west end or Baldwin Cove on the east.
Easily reached from Hana Highway, this beloved Maui spot blends natural
beauty with convenient amenities—arrive early to enjoy easier parking and
the peaceful morning atmosphere.
While Haiku has no beaches, it’s close to several beautiful beaches on Maui’s North Shore. Hookipa Beach, and Balwin Beach. Here are some top spots to visit:
As mentioned, Ho’okipa is famous for windsurfing and surfing. It also has tide pools and scenic overlooks, making it a great beach for various activities.
Located near Paia, Baldwin Beach Park is a family-friendly beach with a long stretch of sand, picnic areas, and calm waters for swimming. It’s an excellent spot for a relaxing beach day.
This beach near the charming town of Paia is known for its vibrant community vibe. It’s famous for bodyboarding and beach volleyball.
A quieter option, Tavares Bay offers good conditions for swimming and snorkeling. The beach is less crowded, providing a more peaceful experience.
This series of beaches is known for its beauty and is a favorite among locals. It’s a great spot for kitesurfing, windsurfing, and relaxing by the water.
Visit Kula Farmers Market, it has a little bit of everything, local and vistors favorite. Try and get there early on Saturdays.
Grandma's Coffee in Kula Maui, great place to start your day. Also visit Ulupalakua Ranch, great place to have lunch, and visit their winery store.
Go for a sail with the Trilogy Excursions, "The Best" Their Lani trip is amazing.
