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Maui resteraunts -- Maui tours -- Maui hotels -- Travel to Maui Ocean Activities In MauiMaui Ocean Activities Maui is a water bug’s paradise. Young or old, people flock to the water to play with a variety of water toys. Windsurfing, water skiing, surfing, kite boarding, and even sand castle contests are all part of daily life in Maui. Finding a water activity is about as difficult as walking along the beach. No matter what your fancy, water toy businesses are abundant and within easy sight of the beach. Kayak tours allow you to check out the Hawaiian sea life without ever getting wet. These guided tours take you to the best kept little secrets for marine life viewing for a nominal fee. For about $100 per person, a five hour tour can take you via kayak to the best snorkeling sites around. Want to swim with some sea turtles? A kayak-snorkeling trip is by far one of the best ways to do it. Whale watchers can find their trip for about $60 per person and those interested in jet skiing around on their own can make it happen for between $45 and $70 per person. Windsurfer rentals or windsurfing lessons can be had at almost any stop along the beach, of course those places that offer windsurfers are also offering surfboard rentals complete with surfing lessons. For an extra bite of adventure, sailing and water sport enthusiasts should absolutely line up for a day trip on the fastest performance catamaran on the island. With exquisite technological advancements, Paragon has been proven to reach unbelievable bone jarring speeds. No need to worry about capsizing and other safety concerns, as this performance catamaran can provide safety and comfort while thrilling you senseless. Puttering out of Lahaina Harbor every day, underwater enthusiasts can experience the unique beauty a submarine exploration places right in front of their face. Whale watching from the underside is really quite remarkable and well worth the trip. This one of a kind experience runs about $80 for adults and about half that for kids under 12. Most places that provide water activities, with the exception of water toy rentals, offer refreshments of some sort. Some provide full meals while others provide an array of snacks. Especially for those who are not used to the water activities, playing on the water has a way of building up a significant appetite. Water activities are definitely a lot of fun and tend to attract large crowds and gatherings when the weather is perfect. It is natural to become wrapped up in your own activity and forget that you are sharing the ocean with thousands of other people. One of the absolute most basic keys to an enjoyable day on the water is remembering to be courteous for the sake of safety. It really doesn’t matter the size and speed of your water toy, everybody deserves their fair share of space when you are passing them, approaching them, or simply just playing in their vicinity. There are actual “rules of the road” associated with water toys and other boat oriented activities. If you are unclear about these rules, ask about them while you are paying for your water fun.
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