Every winter, the warm waters of Maui, Hawaii, become the stage for one of nature’s most extraordinary performances—the annual migration of humpback whales. Known as “Koholā” in Hawaiian, These gentle giants travel thousands of miles from the cold, nutrient-rich waters of Alaska to the Hawaiian Islands, where they breed, give birth, and nurture their young […]
Nestled in the lush North eastern region of Maui, the Bamboo Forest near Hana is a natural wonder that captivates visitors with its serene beauty and magical atmosphere. This enchanting destination, part of the Pipiwai Trail in Haleakalā National Park’s Kipahulu District, offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a tranquil world of towering […]
Ziplines have evolved from a simple mode of transportation to a thrilling outdoor adventure activity, but their origins date back centuries. Today, ziplines are a very popular attraction at theme parks, nature reserves, and adventure destinations, offering an exhilarating way to soar through the air. However, the history of ziplines is far more complex, with […]
Haiku Haiku, Hawaii, is a charming town nestled on the North Shore of Maui. After your zipline experience, you’ll find plenty of great spots to enjoy a casual and delicious lunch or dinner. Haiku town is a short 8-minute drive from NorthShore Zipline. Here are some of our favorites! Colleen's at the Cannery Located in […]
The legendary northshore break called Pe’ahi, or known for its more notorious name Jaws, is Maui’s most iconic and powerful surf break, renowned for its incredibly massive waves and exhilarating conditions. Consistently recognized at the prestigious Big Wave Awards, Jaws has earned the title of the most winning break more times than any other location. […]
The Road to Hana is one of Maui’s most iconic journeys. It offers an unforgettable adventure through lush jungles, thick rainforests, and deep-rooted cultural history. Spanning around 600 curves and more than 59 bridges, this breathtaking journey brings you through Maui's rugged coastline, past lush rainforests, and many stunning waterfalls. As you go through this […]
Polynesian Arrival and Early Cultivation Sugar cane has deep historical roots in Hawaii, introduced by the Polynesians who arrived to the islands around 1,500 years ago. The early settlers brought with them a variety of plants, including sugar cane (known as "ko" in Hawaiian), which they cultivated for its sweet sap. This sap was consumed […]
Maui's Upcountry is a hidden gem known for its rolling hills, stunning views, cooler air, and the distinctive paniolo (cowboy) lifestyle. As you venture through charming towns like Makawao, Kula, and Ulupalakua, you'll experience a more laid-back, island-time vibe that invites you to take a deep breath and soak in the fresh air and breathtaking […]
Maui’s North Shore offers an abundance of diverse activities and stunning sights for families and friends of all ages. Here’s your ultimate guide to making the most of your visit! Discover Pa’ia Town Begin your adventure in the charming town of Pa’ia, once a bustling sugar mill hub. Today, this vibrant laid back surf town […]
The intrigue of the volcano is like a magnet, pulling you to explore it and fully appreciate its beauty and mystery. Visitors flock to see the volcanoes in Hawaii, yet the interesting geological fact is that the islands themselves were created from them! The eight main Hawaiian islands are made from fifteen volcanoes that first […]