Just in time for the resort’s annual Couples Season, Sept. 1–Dec. 15, Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea unveiled new programming designed to bring traveling couples closer together through new experiences.

A weekly pop-up night market welcomes island craftsmen to a poolside space, where guests can find unique souvenirs and shop to the sounds of local musicians while enjoying special cocktails prepared by the hotel’s master mixologist. Another weekly pop-up features poke, with samples paired with handcrafted local beer. A pop-up Champagne and oyster bar includes a Champagne sabering ceremony and oysters hand shucked to order.

Lei Day is an entire day dedicated to the craft, with workshops led by master weavers. A Mobile Feast takes diners to each of the resort’s top restaurants over the course of one evening for an unforgettable and comprehensive culinary experience. Two-hour photography tours are available in both the morning and the evening to best fit your schedule. Lastly, weekly hands-on sushi and sake classes introduce guests to native produce before a scrumptious lunch.

“One of the best parts of traveling as a couple is reconnecting by sharing new experiences,” said Marc Bromley, general manager, Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea. “We are thrilled to be able to offer couples a calendar of imaginative experiences that have been developed by our world-class employees and partners. I truly believe that granting our guests first-hand access to our exceptional people will leave an indelible mark.”