Magical Enchanted Forest — Attraction in Maui

Visiting the Enchanted Forest in Hawaii is like stepping into a fairytale—it’s truly one of the coolest things you’ll ever see. Nestled within the lush greenery of Hawaii’s landscape, this magical forest is a natural wonder that feels like it’s straight out of a storybook.

The towering trees, with their twisted roots and vibrant moss-covered trunks, create an otherworldly atmosphere that’s both serene and awe-inspiring. As you walk through the forest, you can almost feel the history and the ancient energy of the land surrounding you.

One fascinating fact about the Enchanted Forest is its unique ecosystem, where the dense canopy creates a perfect environment for a variety of plant species that you won’t find anywhere else. The forest is also home to many native Hawaiian birds, adding to the mystical ambiance with their songs.

Whether you’re a nature lover or just looking for a truly unique experience, the Enchanted Forest is a must-see. It’s a place where you can completely disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature in the most magical...

Enchanting for sure. It was stunning!! I walked around barefoot. It was nice and cool in the dense forest. A few chickens which was cool for the kiddos. Smaller area than I thought it would be. It is less of a trail and more of an area. Unless I didn’t go far enough. There’s a knee high creek you cross over to get to the beach area. Which I avoided because there were a lot more people there than in the forest. So maybe I didn’t hit the trail but I was content with the little bubble of magic we explored. Parking was hard. No real lot. Cars were speeding in areas where we were walking so that was concerning. But worth...

Beautiful forest. I wish I had time to sit here and read a book. The path through the forest led to a stream that you'll have to cross. The beach is all rocks. The closest ones to the water are slippery. This is mostly for snorkeling. We had fun walking the path and crossing the stream, but my 6 & 8 year olds were not going to snorkel that far out safely. More for older...