![]() It’s never a bad time to visit Maui! Our little island in the Pacific offers warm temperatures and Aloha spirit year-round. However, to plan the ultimate summer vacation, we suggest visiting in June. The kids are out of school, the weather is mild, and the island boasts a full calendar of popular festivals and events. If you’re wondering what to do on Maui in June, we’ve got you covered! Here are some of our favorite activities. Start planning a trip to Maui, Hawaii, today! Our free vacation guide is the perfect resource for your getaway. You’ll find recommendations for dining, sightseeing, indoor/outdoor activities, and more. Use it for guidance on what to do on Maui in June and through the rest of the year! What to Do on Maui in JuneGo SwimmingThe arrival of summertime on Maui brings less forceful currents, making swimming conditions better for younger beach bums. One of our favorite places to swim is Ka’anapali Beach. Just a 35-minute drive from our inn, this stretch of shoreline boasts pristine white sand and crystal-clear waves. It’s also a popular spot for cliff jumping and snorkeling. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Volkswagen, a giant Hawaiian sea turtle that frequents the area and swims right up to visitors. Local Tip: The drive to Ka’anapali along Maui’s coast is spectacular. We highly recommend bringing your camera and stopping at Papawai Scenic Lookout along the way! Dine at the Kapalua Wine & Food FestivalHeld each year in June, the Kapalua Wine & Food Festival is the longest-running food and wine event in the USA. This magical weekend celebrates Maui’s culinary bounty with wine tasting seminars, cooking demos, and a fabulous Grand Tasting. It takes place on the shores of West Maui and tickets are available for adults ages 21+. Visit the festival website for details. Experience Kamehameha DayJune 11th is Kamehameha Day, a Hawaii state holiday honoring King Kamehameha. He was the founder and first ruler of the Kingdom of Hawaii and united the islands in 1890. Today, the annual Kamehameha Day celebration includes a colorful parade, live music, hula, and food and craft booths at Banyan Tree Park in Lahaina. It’s fun for visitors of all ages! Attend the Maui Film FestivalThe Maui Film Festival is one of the island’s most anticipated summer events. Typically held at the end of June, this star-studded festival features culinary exhibitions, gala parties, and film screenings at “Celestial Cinema”, a 50-foot outdoor movie screen set on the Wailea Gold Golf Course. Be sure to tell Brad Pitt we sent you! Relax at the Hawaiian Slack Key FestivalWho doesn’t love live music? The Kī Hō`alu Guitar Festival is a free outdoor concert that features some of Hawaii’s top slack key guitar musicians. Festival-goers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, or lauhala mats and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. This is a family-friendly event, and all generations can appreciate the slack key guitar tradition! Check it out at the Maui Arts and Culture Center in Wailuku. Other Maui Activities to Experience This SummerOf course, this list is just the start! There are so many ways to enhance your summer vacation in Hawaii. Read a few of our blogs below for additional suggestions.
Come Home to The Historic Wailuku InnNow that you know what to do on Maui in June, it’s time to reserve your lodging! Our bed and breakfast is the perfect place to unwind this summer. We offer a wide range of amenities for guests, including complimentary snacks, coolers, beach chairs, and towels. Plus, our spacious guest rooms can accommodate everyone from traveling couples to families with kids. Each room at our inn is named after a flower from our garden and has a unique theme and decor. Enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep after a long, hot day, then join us for a delicious homemade breakfast in the morning. We can’t wait to hear about your adventures! June is a popular time to visit the Valley Isle, so don’t wait; Check our availability and book direct today! You can personalize your reservation, choose any available room, and save 14% compared to third-party booking sites. |