Maui boasts gorgeous beaches, huge volcanoes, quaint towns, and lush jungles for you to explore.  During your visit, enjoy snorkeling, hiking, whale watching, a traditional Hawaiian luau, and sampling island treats like fresh fruits, poi, and shave ice—a delicious Hawaiian interpretation of a snow cone.  

There’s plenty to do on Maui to keep you busy for weeks.  You may want to drive to Haleakala, a giant (dormant) volcano with spectacular views.  Or explore the road to Hana—an isolated village on the shore with waterfalls, beaches, and much more.  You could also visit Wai’anapanapa State Park, famous for its black sand beach and cave pools.  Ka’anapali Beach boasts excellent snorkeling (you may even see sea turtles), and plenty of room for relaxing and enjoying a gorgeous Maui day.  Finally, be sure to explore the town of Lahaina, and the treasures it has in store for you.

However you chose to spend your days, Maui has something for everyone.

Websites of Interest
Please note these websites are not affiliated with the Cal Poly at Sea Program

Fodors - Tour guide advice on Maui; dining, attractions,and more.

Visit Maui - Information on activities, culture, maps, and a travel guide

Go Hawaii - Hawaii’s Official Tourism Site

Maui Activities and Tours - Offers tours and other information, lots of touring ideas

• Students will take a minimum of 12 Cal Poly quarter units pluse 2 CMA semester units of training. All students on board must take a 40-hour life saving program that helps prepare them for emergencies that may occur on board. This course is scheduled one week prior to departure. A 30-hour seminar is also provided to allow students to familiarize themselves with fire safety, seamanship, navigation, engineering, communication, rescue-at-sea, and marine environmental protection.
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