Our Haiku vacation rentals provide the ideal Maui locations to enjoy the scenic Upcountry region as well as summit activities atop Haleakala Volcano. From Haiku you also have easy access to the larger Maui towns and are close to the beginning of the road to "Heavenly Hana" known for its picturesque waterfalls.Haiku is a small yet charming community with buildings and people that still reflect its origins as a bustling pineapple plantation town.

Things To Do
Just a few minutes drive from Haiku is the world famous windsurfing and kitesurfing beach called Hookipa where you can watch the experts and go for a swim or surf if the conditions are right.

You can also head into the famed Upcountry region known for its flower and produce farms. Stop in at the welcoming shops and restaurants in the charming small Upcountry towns on the way to the 10,123-foot summit of Haleakala. You can explore the scenic summit region on foot or horseback. Hikers will enjoy self-guided nature trail at the 7,000-foot level in Hosmer Grove where you can learn about the region's diverse flora and see rare native Hawaiian forest birds.

Eat and Shop
Haiku's historic roots still show through in it's small, country town character with the old buildings now housing boutique shopping as well as a variety of cafes and restaurants. More interesting shops and great places to eat can be found in nearby towns such as Paia, or further Upcountry towns like Ulupalakua, Keokea, Kula and Pukalani.

Less than two miles from Haiku is the old Pauwela Cannery building where you will find a variety of small shops including art studios and surf shops. Stop in at the friendly Pauwela Cafe & Bakery for a hearty vegetarian burrito or Belgian waffles made from scratch.

Getting Around
A rental car is recommended when staying in Haiku vacation rentals so you can explore the region's many excellent beaches as interesting sites and attractions from Hana town to Haleakala National Park.

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