- TripBuzz found 224 things to do with kids in or near Wailuku, Hawaii, including 182 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Lahaina, Kahului, Kula and Wailea.
- From Aqua Adventures to Four Winds II Snorkel at Molokini, the Wailuku area offers 78 different types of family activities, including: Snorkeling, Golf, Ziplines and Theaters.
- With a population of over 15,000 people, Wailuku, HI is the seat of Maui County. Once the main tourist destination in Maui, Wailuku is now more of a relaxed town with many preserved opportunities to enjoy local history, Such opportunities include a visit to the Ka'ahumanu Church, the ancient Haleki'i Heiau temple, and the Bailey House and Museum.
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Featuring glass bottomed kayaks, Clear Kayaks Maui provides visitors with the opportunity to view tropical fish and sea turtles in the crystal clear water below. Visitors can choose from 2 hour to half day rental rates.
36.8 Miles
90%
123 votes
Kalaupapa Peninsula, Kalaupapa, HI 96742
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A former leper colony established by King Kamehameha V, the Kalaupapa National Historical Park is now dedicated to dispelling myths about the disease. The park has only several remaining resident, all of which were confined there until a cure was brought to their colony.
38.1 Miles
52%
67 votes
At the end of Kalae Highway 470, Hoolehua, HI 96729
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Hoolehua, Hawaii is home to the Phallic Rock, otherwise called Ka Ule o Nanahoa. According to native mythology, Phallic Rock is the petrified penis of Nanahoa, a deity associated with fertility.
38.4 Miles
The Molokai Plumeria is a farm that specializes in growing Hawaii's Aloha Flower. A personal tour of the farm reveal rows of trees and flowers to pick to be used in making a lei.
38.8 Miles
86%
22 votes
1630 Farrington Ave, Kualapuu, HI 96757
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Hawaii is famous for its coffee beans, and no coffee lover should miss an opportunity to visit the Coffees of Hawaii Plantation Store. Guests learn about the plantation's history and agriculture, enjoy complimentary samples and purchase beans or grounds to enjoy at home.
38.9 Miles
A small park along Molokai's south shore, Kakahaia Beach Park is a national wildlife refuge frequented by fishermen and picnickers. The beach is popular with birdwatchers looking for Hawaii's endangered native species including the Hawaiian stilt and coot.
38.9 Miles
67%
6 votes
Highway 450, east of Kaunakakai, Kaunakakai, HI 96748
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Kakahai'a National Wildlife Refuge is a 15 acre wildlife refuge dedicated to protecting a wetland habitat for endangered waterbirds. The refuge is made up of a spring fed pond and may interest those looking for a good bird watching location.
40.4 Miles
Macadamia Nuts are one of Hawaii's most important crops. Visitors to Purdy's Natural Macadamia Nuts have the opportunity to meet the owners, learn how to crack their own macadamias and purchase a variety of packaged nuts and nut confections.
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One of Kaunakakai's most popular attractions, the Pali Coast is often described as a living postcard. Its pristine white beaches, sapphire-blue water, verdant forests and welcoming residents give tourists a true taste of island paradise.
42.4 Miles
Experience a Molokai Mule Ride and make memories to last a lifetime. The company's mules are personally trained by the owner and are dependable, friendly and easy to control. The high point of the tour is a trek to a former leper colony.