Maui Travel and Support Resources

The wildfires mainly affected Lahaina in West Maui. While Kā’anapali was structurally unaffected, please be mindful that our community and partners have suffered through this tragedy and hotels in West Maui may still be housing their employees and families, evacuees, and first responders. We are grateful Kā’anapali can welcome visitors safely.

We recommend contacting your accommodations directly to confirm. Each hotel, resort, or condo has had different impacts and opening timelines. Most all will be open and operating by early November and eager to welcome visitors, but it’s best to confirm.

Browse our calendar for upcoming activities and events, and reopening updates. Continue to check back for new openings, events, and updates.

We continue to support our Maui community and invite you to join the efforts. The below non-profit organizations are dedicated to providing essential needs and support to our island ‘ohana and your donations or volunteer time can bring comfort and hope.

Non-profit organizations and donation funds:

The Maui Strong Fund
Kokua Restaurant and Hospitality Fund for Maui
Maui Food Bank
American Red Cross
Maui Humane Society

Additional resources for volunteer opportunities and information can be found on Maui Accommodations Guide and throughout the islands on Go Hawaii’s website.

Kā’anapali is dedicated to sharing Hawaiian culture and Maui’s rich history with its visitors through various experiences. To know and respect the culture, the land, and its people are important pieces of responsible visitation.

Seek out a hula show or musical performance, learn Hawaiian lauhala weaving, quilting, and lei-making, or learn more about Kā’anapali’s culture and heritage on the Kā’anapali Historical Trail walking tour. Ride the complimentary Kaanapali Trolley to see the land or visit the Hawai’i Wildlife Discovery Center.