Holiday Homes & Baches in Maui

Maui is one of the world's most popular holiday destinations, with sufficient sights and sounds for a lifetime of holidays. Dazzling hiking trails, thrilling water sports, outlandishly gorgeous beaches, and then some, just choosing what to experience can be a challenge! Find a holiday home in west Maui in the most popular resort on the island, Kaanapali. For more secluded beaches, but still close to all the amenities, look in the south of Maui such as Wailea. East Maui is the where the landscapes of Jurassic park come to life, far from civilisation, this is where you will find the most remote and dramatic scenery in Maui.

Incredible, stunning, outrageous – just some of the words used to describe the views you can look forward to from your Maui holiday home. From large houses for the family to compact flats for couples, there is accommodation here to suit all tastes. Take your merry pick from beachfront homes, smart urban condos, or how about an eco-cabin located in Maui’s lush countryside for a holiday you will never forget?!

The Hawaiian island of Maui is about 50 miles long and 25 miles wide, making it easy to explore by car. Your journey on Maui is likely to begin in central Maui at Kahului Airport. Here you will find major shopping resources such as Costo, Walmart, and Whole Foods, but not so many tourist accommodations, as most tourist beeline for the coast. Kaanapali on the west is the island’s signature resort, with everything you can imagine for a memorable family holiday. As you move around the island south and then east, you get progressively off the beaten track, with all the pros and cons that entails.

From the summit of Haleakala to beaches at sea level, Maui is stuffed with an incredible variety of activities for tourists of all ages and interests. Looking to get in the car and explore? Check. Relaxing round of golf? Check. Hiking in moon-like landscapes? Check. Picnicking in a luscious botanical garden? Check. Lying back on a secluded beach far from civilisation? Check. Dancing all night at a local hotspot? Check. Check. Check. Maui has it all!

Maui has no less than 81 accessible beaches to choose from, more than any other Hawaiian island, including beaches with white, gold, black, and even red sand! Honokahua Bay Beach is hugely popular for boogie boarding and surfing, Kapalua Bay Beach is a lovely calm bay ideal for scuba diving, Kaanapali Beach offers the best of everything, a luxurious stretch coastline which borders some of the island’s classiest resorts. The list is long, so come and get exploring!

Haleakala National Park is home to the world's highest dormant volcano, with a summit above 3,000 metres. Climb the summit in the morning to see the life-affirming sunrise. Asides from the summit, the park has myriad trails that lead you through mesmerising moon-like landscapes, making for unique photo opportunities. Prefer to hike along the coast? Waianapanapa State Park is home to jet-black volcanic sands and some awe-inspiring coastal trails.

For a bird's perspective of this magisterial island, take a helicopter tour. Tours start at around 150 dollars per person, but it is guaranteed to be some of the best money you will ever spend – seeing Maui from the air is truly an incredible sight!

Driving the 70-kilometre windy road to Hana hugging Maui's northeastern shore is an experience that will stay with you forever. This is how all of Hawaii looked like in years gone by, a visual feast almost like no other.

Kula Botanical Garden is one of Maui's most beloved attractions. Situated on the slopes of the Haleakala volcano, its rich volcanic soils provide fertile ground for an exceptional array of indigenous, colourful tropical plants, and the views over the Pacific Ocean are insatiable!

Ululani is a Hawaiian institution, a signature treat made from purified water, cane sugar, and local fruit. With myriad delicious combinations to choose from, quenching your thirst on Maui will be a memorable experience!

Wailea Golf Club is one of the world's great golf destinations. Suitable for both pros and amateurs, amazing ocean views and a tremendous variety of terrain and challenges keep golfers coming back year after year to improve their game in paradisiacal surroundings.

On average, what was the cost for holiday homes in Maui in 2020, during the period hit by the pandemic?

Maui is one of the most expensive destinations in the USA. For a stay here you will pay around NZ$623.95 per night.

Which month allows you to save the most on holiday homes and baches?

Travellers who want to save as much as possible should visit Maui in October, August, and September which are the months that offer the most discount, with average prices of NZ$513.01, NZ$556.68, and NZ$558.47 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2020.

When are holiday homes more expensive in Maui?

When you look at renting a holiday home in Maui, the highest prices are found in the month of January (with an average of NZ$859.38 per night), followed by February (NZ$843.71), and March (NZ$752.32).

Is Maui a good location for a spontaneous getaway?

It's worthwhile if you book your stay in plenty of time when visiting Maui, as only 37% of our properties are usually available throughout the year.

When are more holiday homes available?

The months when it's the easiest to find free accommodation in Maui are September (the average amount of properties that are free reached 57.25% of the total in 2020), July (55.75%), and August (53.6%).

Which months is it more difficult to find available rentals?

The months with the lowest properties available in Maui are, in order, February, January and March, with respective average availability figures of 1.4%, 2%, and 10.5%, based on data collected in 2020.

How many holiday baches are available in Maui?

Holidu has 7900 properties in Maui, offered by 8 different partners.