Lahaina Bird Stand NOW Open
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It’s true, the Lahaina Bird Stand is now at South Maui Gardens!
Tentative hours are Monday through Friday from 10AM–2PM (weather and wind permitting). Saturdays are available by appointment only. They are closed on Sundays. Pricing starts at $50 for this special experience taken by their professional photographers. For large groups, we highly recommend giving them a call to schedule your visit (808) 385-8502.
Meet the birds, get your photo taken, and make Maui memories that will last a lifetime!
💚 LEARN MORE HERE: https://www.southmauigardens.com/visitinglahaina-bird-stand-southmauigardens
For over two decades, the Lahaina Bird Stand was a beloved attraction on Front Street in Lahaina, bringing joy to visitors from around the world. Many returning guests still have photos taken by David and Barrie with their brilliant birds.
The Legacy of Lahaina Bird Stand
After the tragic Lahaina fire in August 2023, we’re grateful that David, Barrie, and the birds made it to safety—and even more grateful to now host them at South Maui Gardens. These photos are not only a fun experience, but a way to preserve the spirit of old Lahaina and carry its aloha into the future.
Tentative hours are Monday through Friday from 10AM–2PM (weather and wind permitting). Saturdays are available by appointment only. They are closed on Sundays. Pricing starts at $50 for this special experience taken by their professional photographers. For large groups, we highly recommend giving them a call to schedule your visit (808) 385-8502.
Meet the birds, get your photo taken, and make Maui memories that will last a lifetime!
💚 LEARN MORE HERE: https://www.southmauigardens.com/visitinglahaina-bird-stand-southmauigardens
For over two decades, the Lahaina Bird Stand was a beloved attraction on Front Street in Lahaina, bringing joy to visitors from around the world. Many returning guests still have photos taken by David and Barrie with their brilliant birds.
The Legacy of Lahaina Bird Stand
After the tragic Lahaina fire in August 2023, we’re grateful that David, Barrie, and the birds made it to safety—and even more grateful to now host them at South Maui Gardens. These photos are not only a fun experience, but a way to preserve the spirit of old Lahaina and carry its aloha into the future.
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