The public transportation in Maui provides service on the most popular areas of the island. The service consists of public busses, and there are nine major routes which travel to the central, south and west areas of Maui . The bus runs seven days a week, including holidays. The Upcountry/Haiku Islander route stops at the Kahului airport.

The fare for riding on all of the routes within the public bus system in Maui (except the Kahului/Wailuku routes which are free) is $1 – each way. Residents of the island may purchase monthly bus passes, which offer a significant savings off pay-per-ride fares. If you are a senior citizen, or a student you receive $5 off the cost of the pass.

In addition to the bus system within the main part of Maui , there is also a rural shuttle service available which usually runs three times a week. There are also two inter-island ferry services which are privately operated. They travel between Maui and Lana’i and Maui and Moloka’i.

Schedules and more information about all of these transportation systems is located on the Maui County ’s Department of Transportation website.