🌊 Must-Visit Waterfalls on Maui, Hawaii

Maui is known for its golden beaches, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking sunsets. But for those who love adventure and natural beauty, the island’s waterfalls are an absolute must-see. From hidden jungle gems to iconic cascades, Maui’s waterfalls are perfect for hiking, photography, or just soaking in the magic of Hawaii.

If you’re staying at Luana Moana Signature Oceanfront Maui, these waterfalls make for unforgettable day trips — each offering a unique glimpse of Maui’s lush interior and tropical wonders.

🌴 1. Twin Falls — Road to Hana

Located at the beginning of the legendary Road to Hana, Twin Falls is a favorite stop for families and casual hikers. A short walk through the jungle brings you to several cascading waterfalls where you can swim in natural pools.

Tip: Arrive early to avoid crowds and bring water shoes for rocky paths.

🌺 2. Waimoku Falls — Haleakalā National Park

Waimoku Falls is a towering 400-foot waterfall tucked within Haleakalā National Park. The hike to reach it, along the Pipiwai Trail, passes through bamboo forests and lush tropical landscapes, making the journey as breathtaking as the destination.

Adventure factor: This is one of Maui’s taller and more dramatic waterfalls — perfect for a romantic hike or nature photography session.

💧 3. Makahiku Falls — Hana Highway

Just a short drive past the famous Hana Highway, Makahiku Falls offers a striking 200-foot drop and easy-to-access viewing areas. Its scenic location and flowing pools make it ideal for a quick stop on your Road to Hana adventure.

Insider tip: The surrounding gardens bloom with vibrant tropical flowers, adding color and charm to your visit.

🌿 4. ʻOheʻo Gulch (Seven Sacred Pools) — Kipahulu

Also part of Haleakalā National Park, the ʻOheʻo Gulch — often called the Seven Sacred Pools — is a series of waterfalls and pools connected by lush rainforest trails. This iconic location is perfect for swimming, wading, or simply relaxing while listening to cascading water.

Romantic spot: It’s a favorite for couples seeking a serene and picturesque escape from the beach crowds.

🏞️ 5. ʻĀhine Falls — Upcountry Maui

Nestled in Maui’s upcountry region, ʻĀhine Falls is slightly off the beaten path but well worth the visit. Surrounded by tropical foliage, it offers a peaceful setting for quiet reflection or photography.

Best time to visit: After rainfall, when the waterfall is at its most powerful.

🌺 Planning Your Waterfall Adventure

When exploring Maui’s waterfalls:

• Wear sturdy shoes for slippery paths

• Bring water, snacks, and sunscreen

• Respect private property — some trails require permission

• Take your camera — the vistas are postcard-perfect

Staying at Luana Moana Signature Oceanfront Maui makes it easy to plan these adventures. After a day exploring waterfalls, return to your oceanfront condo to relax on your lanai, watch the sunset, and enjoy the gentle sounds of the Pacific.

✨ Book Your Maui Escape

Maui’s natural beauty goes beyond beaches — its waterfalls are a must-see for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and romantic travelers alike.

Plan your next Maui getaway at www.LuanaMoana.com and experience both the serenity of the ocean and the magic of Maui’s lush interior.