Maui, Hawaii

Maui, Hawaii

About Maui, Hawaii

The "Valley Isle" masterfully balances natural splendor with sophisticated luxury across diverse microclimates and landscapes that have made it Hawaii's most beloved island. Discerning travelers enjoy world-class resorts like Four Seasons Wailea and Montage Kapalua Bay, championship golf courses with Pacific panoramas, and exceptional dining from Morimoto to Mama's Fish House. The island's extraordinary diversity encompasses pristine beaches in hues from golden to black to red, the otherworldly summit of Haleakala volcano rising above the clouds, and the lush rainforests along the legendary Road to Hana. Exclusive experiences include private catamaran sunset cruises, helicopter tours over the remote West Maui Mountains, personalized snorkeling expeditions to the Molokini Crater, and Hawaiian cultural immersion through respected local practitioners. Seasonal whale watching from private vessels complements year-round water adventures in this paradisiacal setting.

Maui, Hawaii Weather Guide by Month

Tropical climate with diverse microclimates featuring dry season (May-Oct) and wet season (Nov-Apr) across multiple climate zones from desert to alpine. Haleakala volcano creates dramatic rain shadow effects with leeward areas receiving minimal rainfall while windward slopes remain lush. Northeast trade winds and elevation changes from sea level to 10,000+ feet create extraordinary diversity.

Monthly Temperature Guide

MonthHigh (°F)Low (°F)Season
Jan81°63°Peak Season
Feb81°63°Peak Season
Mar82°65°Peak Season
Apr84°66°Shoulder Season
May86°68°Shoulder Season
Jun87°69°Peak Season
Jul88°71°Peak Season
Aug89°71°Peak Season
Sep89°70°Shoulder Season
Oct87°69°Low Season
Nov84°67°Low Season
Dec82°65°Peak Season

Best Time to Visit Maui, Hawaii

Peak Season

Months: December, January, February, March, June, July, August

Conditions: Consistent trade winds provide natural cooling across all elevation zones from tropical beaches to alpine Haleakala summit. Perfect conditions for sunrise crater tours, windsurfing at Hookipa, and exploring the full spectrum of microclimates from arid Kihei to lush Hana rainforest. Peak humpback whale watching season with perfect conditions for Haleakala sunrise tours and Road to Hana adventures. Trade winds moderate temperatures while providing optimal conditions for snorkeling at Molokini Crater and exploring diverse microclimates from Wailea beaches to upcountry Kula farms.

Peak season offers optimal weather conditions but expect higher prices and larger crowds. Book accommodations and activities well in advance for the best Maui, Hawaii experience.

Shoulder Season

Months: April, May, September

Conditions: September offers warmest ocean temperatures and stable trade wind patterns ideal for water activities and high-elevation adventures. Excellent conditions for experiencing full range of microclimates from desert-like leeward coasts to temperate upcountry regions. Trade winds strengthen creating excellent conditions across diverse microclimates from valley isle beaches to upcountry elevations. Perfect timing for Haleakala adventures and Road to Hana exploration as whale watching season ends and summer weather patterns establish.

Shoulder season provides an excellent balance of good weather and fewer crowds, making it ideal for travelers seeking a more authentic Maui, Hawaii experience at moderate prices.

Low Season

Months: October, November

Conditions: Winter wet season brings increased rainfall to windward areas and potential Kona storms, though rain shadow effects keep leeward areas relatively dry. Haleakala summit may experience cooler temperatures and occasional weather challenges. Despite wet season, diverse microclimates provide weather options across the island.

Low season offers the best value for budget-conscious travelers. While weather may be less predictable, you'll enjoy lower prices and fewer tourists, allowing for a more intimate exploration of Maui, Hawaii.

Travel Information for Maui, Hawaii

Airport Information

Primary Airport: Maui, Hawaii (OGG)

Search flights to OGG from major US cities including New York (JFK, LGA, EWR), Los Angeles (LAX), Chicago (ORD), Miami (MIA), and San Francisco (SFO). Flight times vary by departure city, with direct flights available from major hubs.

Destination Categories

Type: Social, Beach, Coastal

Perfect for travelers seeking Social and Beach and Coastal experiences. Maui, Hawaii offers diverse attractions and activities suited to various travel styles and interests.

Coordinates: 20.7984°N, -156.3319°W

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