Is it easy to get a taxi in Maui?

It's quite difficult to hail a taxi in the street in Maui. The local Maui taxi drivers tend to wait around at the airport or large hotels and shopping malls. So, if you're looking to take a taxi in Maui from one of the cities, it's best to book your ride in advance with a trusted company such as Welcome Pickups.



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It may also be difficult to catch an Uber in remote areas of the island because of a lack of cell phone reception, which does occur in many visitor destinations, such as Hana and parts of West Maui.

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Taxi is very expensive, as is uber, but I ran into the issue that a Uber wasn't even available nor a lyft. So please take care of everything upfront, it'll save you time and money! the airport is on one side and everything else is on the other lol so theres no easy way.

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Almost all taxis in Honolulu accept credit cards, however, they do prefer cash payments. It's customary to tip your taxi driver in Honolulu around 15% of your total fee. Make sure your driver resets his taximeter to the base fare of $3.10 USD before you begin your journey.

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Pickup at Kahului Airport (OGG)
  1. Open your app to request a ride. When you're ready, open the Uber app to request a ride to your destination. ...
  2. Follow directions in the app. You'll get directions about Kahului Airport pickup points directly in the app. ...
  3. Meet your driver.


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As others have said, taxis/Uber are both relatively expensive on island and there are a limited number. If you really don't want to drive - you may want to look at a tour that offers a pickup service. We have used uber on Maui and it was fine. Just like uber anywhere else.

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Options to Travel Around Maui Without a Rental Car. Maui towns do not score well on walking. Only a few towns like Lahaina, Kihei, and Pa'ia are easily walkable. Even if you are staying in these towns, you will want to venture out to see other beaches, restaurants, and sites.

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You can still have a wonderful vacation on Maui without a rental car. The main reason for most to visit Hawaii is the beach, sun, and relaxation. A rental car isn't required for those three activities. Find a good place to stay and soak up the sun without worrying about the resort parking fee.

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Taxis (and Other Ride-Hailing Services) Taxis are pretty much always a little more expensive than Uber in Hawaii. Lyft is comparable to Uber in Hawaii, so consider checking the fares on both apps before requesting a ride.

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Not all Taxis/Cabs in Hawai?i accept credit cards, have cash on hand, or let the taxi dispatcher at Honolulu Airport know you can pay with a card only. A 10-15% tip for Taxi/Cab drivers is customary, plus $1 per bag for handling. Taxis/Cabs on Oahu operate across the island.

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Both Uber and Lyft operate on Maui, but we recommend giving a new, locally-owned rideshare app called Holoholo a try, where appropriate.

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The beach has a lifeguard, so be safe and do check first before venturing into the water. Getting there on foot from the airport: It is an easy 10 minute walk from the airport using Google Maps to find Alahao Street. You'll find an open pathway to the beach near some of the car rental locations.

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We offer airport shuttles from Kahului Airport (OGG) Shuttles and Kapalua Airport (JHM) to hotels throughout Maui: Lahaina, Ka'anapali, Kihei, Wailea, Kahana, Napili, Kapalua, and more.

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Road conditions on Maui The roads are generally in good condition, but there are some areas that can be a bit challenging to navigate. Make sure to take extra caution when driving around the Hana Highway and on the Road to Hana. These areas are known for their winding roads and narrow shoulders.

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Featured Walkable Areas of Maui As an added bonus, the North Shore bike path runs to the West of town, through Spreckelsville and into Kahului. Paia is the one area of the island where you really could go for longer stretches without driving. Walkable Wailuku : Downtown Wailuku is the seat of Maui County Government.

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Be respectful of sacred sites. There are many sacred sites on Maui, such as the Haleakala crater and the Iao Needle. When you're visiting these places, make sure to be respectful of the Hawaiian culture and traditions. For example, don't leave anything behind at the crater or take any rocks from the Iao Needle.

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