As we welcome visitors back to beautiful Maui County, we ask all guests to please be respectful of our community, our people, and the natural beauty of our islands. We are so happy to share our home with you and ask for your kōkua (assistance) to help keep our friends, neighbors and other island visitors safe and healthy, and help protect our island resources - from mauka (mountain/inland) to makai (ocean).
Before you travel, make sure you complete the required paperwork and COVID-19 testing (if required). Please also take some time to review any state or county mandates or travel and safety guidelines, as they may have changed since the last time you traveled. Click here for Maui County travel information.
Covid-19 safety protocols and Maui County mandates
Mask and other public safety rules may change over time. Whether face masks are required in certain areas or not, we encourage you to practice mindful masking and wear your mask when in situations where transmission risk is increased - like indoor spaces, public transportation, and situations where you are in close, prolonged contact with others. Visit MauiNuiStrong.info for the latest updates.
Island safety tips
Ocean Safety
- Know your physical capabilities and limits
- Pay attention to the shore break and never turn away from the ocean.
- Pay attention to all warning signs locate in the parking lost and on the beach.
- Listen to any lifeguard announcements if at a guarded beach.
- Don’t leave children unattended in the water.