Discover 7 parks for photography within driving distance of Wailuku
"Wailuku, the county seat, is adjacent to the monument, making it an easy and educational stop for residents and visitors alike."
A historic site featuring ancient Hawaiian temples and sweeping views of central Maui.
"Wailuku, the county seat, is a cultural hub with historic sites; residents and tourists alike visit Makena for its iconic beaches."
Makena State Park boasts two iconic beaches with golden sand and stunning coastal scenery.
"Wailuku, the county seat, is a cultural and historic hub; residents and tourists alike visit Polipoli for its unique forests and mountain views."
A high-elevation park with forests, hiking, and scenic vistas on Maui’s Haleakalā slopes.
"Wailuku, known for its historic charm and proximity to Iao Valley, is a popular base for exploring Maui’s natural attractions, including the beautiful overlooks at Wailua Valley."
A scenic overlook with panoramic views of Ke‘anae Valley and the North Shore.
"Wailuku, the county seat of Maui, offers easy access to the Hana Highway and is a starting point for exploring East Maui’s natural attractions."
A scenic rainforest park with waterfalls and picnic areas along the Hana Highway.
"Wailuku is Maui’s county seat and a cultural hub; adventurous travelers may visit Molokaʻi for a day of scenic exploration at Pālāʻau State Park."
A scenic Molokaʻi park with panoramic views, picnic areas, and cultural sites.
"Wailuku, the county seat, is rich in history and culture; residents and visitors often travel to Hana for scenic adventures and to visit the park."
A stunning Maui park famous for its black sand beach, lava formations, and coastal beauty.
