Dragon’s Teeth in Maui

The Dragon’s Teeth in Maui was caused by harsh wind blowing over Makalua-puna Point, causing the lava to flow upward, harden and eventually resembling teeth. The salt spray over many years has whitened the lava and making the name, Dragon’s Teeth, even more fitting.

Located in West Maui, Dragon’s Teeth is a five minute hike from the paved parking lot along the edge of the golf course. Make sure you wear protective shoes because the rocks are sharp and uneven in places. Strong winds also can prevail. Note that there are no restroom facilities or water available.

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Quicksilver Charters - Maui Sunset Dinner Cruise

Join the Quicksilver Dinner Cruise out of Lahaina for an evening of food, drinks and favorite island rhythms. This sunset dinner cruise leaves out of Lahaina Harbor and cruises the along the coast.
DURATION: 2 HOURS

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Pacific Whale Foundation - Whale Watch Sail Deluxe

This whale watch cruise is led by marine naturalists who provide you with fun and informative interpretation of the whale behaviors and characteristics. Lunch is included!
DURATION: 3 HOURS

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Pacific Whale Foundation - Wikiwiki Molokini (Molokini Express)

Aboard our wikiwiki (Hawaiian for quick) Molokini snorkel tour, we will dart off to Molokini to maximize our time in the water, while at the same time keeping the tour to 3.5 hours in length, leaving your afternoon free to plan other activities.
DURATION: 3.5 HOURS

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