I took my first trip to Maui this year in January and crossed my fingers for clear weather. Lo and behold it rained every.single.day. BUT I’m not one to let rain ruin a good time, so I’ve collected my rain proof Maui recs for anyone caught in the Haw...
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Food
They have a few locations around the island and one iconic spot towards the beginning of the Road to Hana. Dairy and gluten free deliciousness! If you like the taste of coconut this is a go to.
Coconut Glen's
Trust me get the banana macadamia pancakes and the So Ono cold brew. Delicious doesn’t even begin to describe it.
Kihei Caffe
You know it’s good when the line is long. Definitely worth the wait but get there early or prepare for a wait!
Cinnamon Roll Place
Support the locals and put stop here on your way to your hotel. Delicious local produce and you can get fresh coconuts to eat/ drink out of.
Olowalu Farmers Market
The HANDS DOWN best Poke I’ve ever eaten in my life. Head to the seafood section of the grocery store for incredible fish and spam masubi.
Foodland Farms Lahaina
Activities
Support the locals and check out the souvenirs at this fair. Similar vibes to a California swap meet and right next door to the Kihei Cafe.
Maui Gift & Craft Fair
Very cute mall with a mix of boutique and retail stores. There are multiple beach side restaurants with most having their happy hours from 3-5 PM!
Whalers Village
Of course I had to include a classic. We did this during the pouring rain and it was fun to pick up some souvenirs for home!
ABC Stores
Saturday mornings! Such a fun activity to pick up items for home while supporting the locals.
Maui Swap Meet
Beaches
We snorkeled here in the rain in JANUARY and the water was still warm! We saw the most tropical fish and sea turtles! As always remember to respect the animals and their space when you snorkel. 10/10 experience BUT expect to pay for parking!
Black Rock
This beach has free parking and we tide pooled during low tide!! The waves are calm and warm even in the rain.
