
Kahului Harbor Pier 1 cruise terminal
Pier 1 (usually Berth 1A) in the working cargo harbour; part of the Pier 1 shed serves as the passenger terminal.
Kahului is Maui's main town and commercial harbour, set on the island's flat central isthmus between the West Maui Mountains and the slopes of Haleakala. More about Kahului →
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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Kahului day.
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
Ships dock at Pier 1 in Kahului Harbor, a working cargo port, usually at Berth 1A. Part of the Pier 1 shed serves as the passenger terminal. A fenced walkway leads out to East Kaʻahumanu Avenue and the shopping centres across the street, and taxis, tours and rental-car shuttles pick up at the foot of the pier.
2.1 km · ~30 min by car
A fenced walkway leads out of the harbour to East Kaʻahumanu Avenue; about 2.1 km, 30 minutes on foot.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Distances and times are approximate. Taxis, tours and rental-car shuttles pick up at the foot of the pier.
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Pier 1 (usually Berth 1A) in the working cargo harbour; part of the Pier 1 shed serves as the passenger terminal.
Prices are approximate; meals are per-person bands around Kahului.
Queen Kaʻahumanu Center and Maui Mall, across the street from the harbour.
Older town centre with local cafes and plate-lunch spots, about 10 minutes by car.
Surf town with cafes and fish restaurants, about 15 minutes away.
Kahului is Maui's main town and commercial harbour, set on the island's flat central isthmus between the West Maui Mountains and the slopes of Haleakala. The town itself is practical rather than scenic, with shopping centres beside the port, but it is the most central base on the island.
Within half an hour are the green walls of ʻIao Valley and its needle-like peak, the surf town of Paʻia and the beaches of Kihei and Wailea. Longer days take in the summit of Haleakala or the start of the Road to Hana, usually on a ship tour or with a rental car.

Lush valley with the 1,200 ft ʻIao Needle and a 0.6-mile paved walk. Advance booking is required: non-residents pay about USD 5 entry plus USD 10 parking, reserved online.

Summit crater of Maui's volcano, a long drive up the mountain; best on a ship tour or a long call.

Laid-back surf town on the north shore, near Hoʻokipa Beach's windsurfers and turtles.

Closest beach to the port, popular with kitesurfers.