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Restaurants & cafés
Mama's Fish House The island's most loved-and-loathed splurge — palm-grove setting on a North Shore cove, fish plated with the name of the line-fisherman who caught it that morning. Yes, you're paying tourist prices; no, the fish is not the disappointment people warn you about.
Tin Roof Maui A counter-only takeout window in a strip mall behind the Kahului airport, run by a Top Chef finalist who could be cooking white-tablecloth anywhere. Order at the window, sit on the curb, eat the best plate lunch you'll have on the island.
Trails & outdoors
Pipiwai Trail Four miles round-trip from the Kipahulu side of Haleakala National Park, climbing past banyans into a head-high bamboo forest that clatters in the wind, and ending at the 400-foot Waimoku Falls. The single best hike on Maui, full stop.
Waihee Ridge Trail A steep 4.5-mile out-and-back climbing the spine of Waihee Valley to a panoramic bench above the West Maui Mountains. Views of the entire central isthmus, the West Maui ridgeline, and most of the North Shore — when the clouds cooperate.
Things to do
Maui Ocean Center The state's flagship aquarium, focused entirely on Hawaiian and Pacific marine life — the 750,000-gallon shark tunnel and the live-coral gallery are world-class. The default rainy-day plan and the easiest hour with kids on the south shore.
Old Lahaina Luau The luau locals send their friends to — emphasis on hula history and chant rather than fire-knife spectacle, beachfront seating with a real sunset over the ocean, four-course family-style dinner. Books out months ahead and earns it.
Landmarks & sights
Haleakala National Park The 10,000-foot dormant volcano whose summit feels like Mars at sunrise and a cold, silent moonscape any other hour. Sunrise needs a recreation.gov reservation booked 60 days out; sunset is just as spectacular and needs nothing.
Waianapanapa State Park The Hana coast's black-sand beach, set in a cove of jet-lava cliffs with a sea cave you can swim into when the surf cooperates. Day-use entry now requires a timed reservation, capped at 30 days out.