Kihei accommodation from AU$450

Things to Do in Kihei

The first thing you should do is get in the water because, hello, you’re on an island! Take a boat out to the partially submerged volcanic crater of Molokini and do some snorkelling. This is one of the premier places to snorkel in all the islands, and you’ll see why when you’re swimming next to bluefin trevally, whitetip reef sharks and moray eels. Remember, don’t touch the animals.

After your snorkelling adventure—but before heading to your Kihei accommodation for the night—go to the Grand Luau at Honua’ula. The dancers are phenomenal, but wait until you see the buffet. We’re talking surf and turf poke, lomi lomi salmon, fresh poi, pineapple and a whole lot more. But don’t get too full, because there’s still that hula lesson you need to take.

Getting to & Around Kihei

Your tropical Kihei holiday will start when your flight lands at Kahului Airport (OGG), 19 km from many of the hotels in Kihei. Taxis and hotel shuttles are an easy way to get into town, but you might also look into something from Wotif’s car hire options, because the town is spread over several kilometres.

We think it’s time for you to leave home. Not forever, because according to Dorothy, there’s no place like it, but you should at least escape to paradise for a little while. Scroll through our unbelievable deals for Kihei hotels and book a stay at one today. Let the “Aloha Spirit” take you over!