Haleakala is known to be Maui’s volcano and the world’s inactive largest volcano. When you are in for a vacation in the beautiful island of Maui, you must spend a day or two in Haleakala. Here you would be able to appreciate the grand and luscious greens that you can see around. The best part of it all, you need not to worry about a volcano erupting anytime soon. Since Haleakala is an inactive volcano. Therefore, you can freely tour around within the area and start from the top all the way down. Here are the top 3 activities to do in Haleakala:
- Visit the Haleakala National Park
If you want to spend quality time with your family, have a bonding time together without getting stressed out doing strenuous and nerve-racking activities, paying a visit to Haleakala National Park will make you and your entire family have fun without even sweating it all off. This is the place to be when you want to watch and take a piece of Haleakala, of Maui with you. The insights and things you see around will depict the beauty that the island of Maui has to offer to every tourist out there.
- Zipline at Haleakala Crater
For those who love adventure, adrenalin rush, and super fun activity – going through different course of zip line at Haleakala Crater is highly recommended. You would be able to check out the luscious greenery eucalyptus all the way on top as you cross from one end to the other. This is a nerve-racking activity. Unleash the wild side in you by going through this fun activity. For sure, you want to go back for more!
- Tour around Haleakala Through Biking
If you want to feel the breeze whispering to your ears at your own pace, why not take a biking experience and explore Haleakala through biking. Start off your journey by starting at the top of the volcano and go down all the way where you can see the vastness of the ocean. After a long way of looking around, paying attention what nature has to offer, you can end your journey by taking a dip on one of the lovely beaches on the island. End your journey in Haleakala with a bang! Why not dine in and mingle with the locals. Start conversing with them, and ask how the place came to being or perhaps listen to beautiful stories that are purely from Haleakala.
