Area Attractions

Experience Polynesian culture at Maui’s most exciting lu‘au while you enjoy song and dance, all-you-can-eat buffet with traditional island fare, authentic imu ceremony, and three-man Samoan fire-knife dance, at the beautiful oceanside venue.

We make it easy to stay active at Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. Your workout routine will stay intact at our 24-hour oceanfront StayFit™ gym which offers Peloton® bikes, high-tech cardio and strength-training equipment from industry leader Life Fitness, a multi-purpose studio, live fitness/yoga classes, personal training, and much more.

Named the World's Top Hotel for Stargazing, experience Maui’s crystal clear skies with a night of stargazing and rooftop astronomy program! 8:00pm and 9:00pm nightly shows and a special Romance Tour at 10:00pm complete with sparkling wine and chocolate strawberries. Reservations are required.

Every morning at 9:30 am in our Atrium Lobby, learn about our seven energetic resident penguins and watch as they swim about to gather their breakfast! Following the penguin feedings, our keiki guests are invited to help feed the koi fish.

Join us for various activities and events at the resort, including Camp Hyatt, fitness classes, beach and pool recreation, lei making and more.

This Maui golf course was designed to take advantage of the rolling hills and island breeze. This course also gives golfers a great excuse to spend time at the beach; the ball always breaks toward the setting sun, so be sure to catch the sunset on the beach the night before and see where the sun meets the horizon.

Ka’anapali Kai has four sets of tees and allows for play at all levels. Following the natural design of the land, many holes are upslope in the foothills of the West Maui Mountains. This elevated position gives players an unbelievable view of the Pacific and the beautiful shoreline.

Meaning "house of the sun" in Hawaiian, this park covers 30,183 spectacular acres of volcanoes, forests, and coastline, of which more than 24,710 acres of the park is purely wilderness area.

The main attraction at Haleakalā National Park, the dormant volcano last erupted in the late 1600s and today forms a spectacular crater that can be hiked, biked, or accessed from Hawaii state road 378 for especially breathtaking views at sunrise and sunset. Due to popularity, reservations are required to visit for sunrise.

Stretching for 68 unforgettable miles and more than 600 curves from Kahului to Kipahulu, the road is in view of miles of dazzling waterfalls, rugged cliffs set against vast ocean expanses, lush rainforests, secluded black sand beaches, and historic sites such as the grave of aviator Charles A. Lindbergh.

Covering 1.94 acres, this is the oldest and largest bayan tree in Hawaii. Visit this incredible landmark located in the historical Lahaina town, which was the former capital of Hawaii.

Walk along the beach walk, take the Ka'anapali Trolley, or drive along Ka'anapali Parkway to this popular tourist destination in Maui. Find local stores, designer boutiques, fashion, art and restaurants.

Visit historic Lahaina town, once a thriving whaling community, now home to a variety of retail stores, restaurants, and other attractions. Stroll down Front Street for souvenir shops, art galleries, and shops featuring local apparel, foods and gifts.

Located in the historic oceanfront town of Lahaina, Outlets of Maui is home to some of the world’s leading brand names. The Outlets of Maui Shuttle is available from Ka’anapali or take a quick 5 minute taxi ride.