Take your pick from four different and complete customizable private tours along the Road to Hana
A fantastic choice for solo travelers, couples, families, and small groups of friends
Activities include hiking to waterfalls, exploring rainforests, and visiting black sand beaches
Local expert guide and driver will be available for your assistance throughout your tour
Available daily with pick-up from most Maui areas with a variety of tour options from 8 to 12 hours
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Road to Hana with Kea guiding us fantastic!
2022/05/07
Couples
Pete
Beautiful! Waterfalls, incredible coastline views, bamboo forests, complimentary banana bread, local food stands, and much more! But the best was our guide Kea. Impressive knowledge of all the attractions combined with his passionate understanding of Hawaiian history and culture; he was a great guide! We came away with so much more than we had planned on!
Experience the beauty of Maui on an exclusive private Road to Hana tour. Half and full day options available with fully customizable itineraries including waterfall swims, rainforest hikes, walks to a black sand beach, scenic photo stops, and more!
Embark on one of Maui’s most iconic adventures along the legendary Road to Hāna, where every curve reveals a new side of paradise. This famous drive winds through 617 turns and 56 one-lane bridges, passing cascading waterfalls, lush rainforests, dramatic sea cliffs, and coastal villages. Start among sugarcane fields and rolling countryside before entering a world of bamboo forests, rainbow eucalyptus trees, and natural pools perfect for swimming.
Each tour is private and fully customizable, whether you prefer a relaxed scenic journey, a full loop around Haleakalā, or an active Bamboo Forest hike. Travel in comfort aboard a 14-passenger van for families and small groups, or in a convertible Bronco for an intimate open-air adventure. With expert local guides sharing history, legends, and island insights, your Road to Hāna experience will be unforgettable.
Why do travelers choose this tour?
Private and customizable: Each Road to Hāna experience is a private guided journey tailored to your pace and interests. Choose scenic photo stops, cultural sites, swimming spots, or hiking, and your guide will shape the day for your group.
Four curated routes in one product: Pick from Taste of Hāna, Hāna Bound, All the Way Around, or the Bamboo Forest Trek. Whether you want a relaxed half-day style outing or a full loop with hiking, there is a perfect fit for every traveler.
Expert local storytelling: Learn legends, history, geology, and botany while traveling through rainforests, sea cliffs, and plantation country. Guides share safe access points, timing, and lesser known viewpoints to enhance your experience.
Comfortable vehicles: Ride in a spacious 14 passenger van ideal for families and small groups, or choose the convertible Bronco for an intimate open air adventure for up to four guests.
What to expect
Wind along 617 curves and cross 56 one lane bridges with planned stops for photos and rest
See bamboo groves, Rainbow Eucalyptus, roadside waterfalls, streams, and natural pools
Visit Paʻia town, North Shore surf lookouts, and the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula
Taste Aunty Sandy’s fresh banana bread and treats at Coconut Glen’s or Nahiku Marketplace
Explore Wai‘anapanapa State Park with lava tubes, sea caves, blowhole, and black sand beach
Optional swim at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park when conditions are safe
For full loop routes, continue through Kīpahulu forests, Laulima Farms, and young lava fields
Pay respects at Charles Lindbergh’s grave and admire a 19th century limestone and coral church
Ascend the high road for panoramic views of Haleakalā, coastlines, and outer islands
Package options
Taste of Hāna: A focused journey to classic highlights such as Pa‘ia, North Shore lookouts, waterfalls, Ke‘anae Peninsula, Pua‘a Ka‘a, Wailua Valley, and dramatic coastal vistas. Approx. 7 to 8 hours from Kahului.
Hāna Bound: Includes Taste of Hāna plus Wai‘anapanapa State Park, black sand beach, sea caves, lava tube exploration with headlamps, Coconut Glen’s, Nahiku Marketplace, Fagan’s Cross, and Ono Farms. Approx. 8 to 9 hours.
All the Way Around: Complete the full loop beyond Hāna through Kīpahulu, Laulima Farms coffee stop, Lindbergh’s grave, historic church, expansive southern viewpoints, young lava fields, and high road panoramas. Approx. 10 to 12 hours.
Bamboo Forest Trek: Enter Haleakalā National Park to the Pools of ‘Ohe‘o and hike four miles through the famed Bamboo Forest past giant banyan and two towering waterfalls at approximately 200 and 400 feet. Includes coastal trail viewpoints. Approx. 10 to 12 hours.
Local expert tips
Start early to enjoy calmer traffic and softer morning light for photography.
Bring small bills for roadside stands and fruit markets that may be cash only.
Swimming is optional and depends on conditions, your guide will advise on safety.
Mobile service is limited along the route, download maps and offline playlists in advance.
If you choose a full loop, expect varied climates and plan layers for rain and sun.
What to bring
Comfortable walking shoes or water friendly footwear
Swimsuit worn under clothing, towel, and reef safe sunscreen
Light jacket or hoodie for shade and changing weather
Reusable water bottle and snacks, though food stops are available
Camera or phone with plenty of storage for photos
Vehicle information
The private van seats up to 14 guests with air conditioning, wide windows, and space for day bags. The convertible Bronco seats up to 4 guests and is ideal for an intimate open air ride along coastal stretches and forest corridors. Your guide manages parking, timing, and safe access at each stop.
Pick-up & Check-in
Guests may choose to be picked up directly from their hotel or meet their guide at the Kahului Park and Ride for check-in before the tour begins. Departure times are flexible, with recommended check-in between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM depending on the selected route. Please allow extra time for parking or hotel coordination. Your guide will confirm the exact meeting location, vehicle details, and day’s itinerary prior to departure.
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8-Hour Taste of Hana Tour (up to 14 passengers)
USD 313.09
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10-Hour Hana Bound Tour (up to 14 passengers)
USD 392.67
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12-Hour All The Way Around (up to 14 passengers)
USD 445.03
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11-Hour Bamboo Forest Hiking & Road to Hana Tour (up to 14 passengers)
USD 445.03
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8-Hour Taste of Hana Tour (up to 14 passengers)
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Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 313.09
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 313.09
Total:
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 313.09
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 313.09
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult (Age 3 & over)
USD 313.09
Infant (Age 0-2)
free
• Pick-up time: Between 8:00AM and 10:00AM
• Duration: Approximately 7 to 8 hours
• Listed prices are per person
• Choose from either a 4 person convertible or a 14 passenger van.
• Ideal for first-time visitors, this half-day adventure highlights the most scenic stops along the Road to Hāna, including waterfalls, Ke‘anae Peninsula, and Aunty Sandy’s famous banana bread.
Adult (Age 3 & over)
USD 313.09
Infant (Age 0-2)
free
Overview
Morning, Afternoon
7 - 8 hour(s)
Available Daily
With pick-up
Not Accessible
Inclusions: Bottled water / Freshly baked banana bread / Guide / Cooler with ice
Schedule
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Start time :
08:00
Pick-up from West, Central & South Maui Hotels
Check-in at Kahului Park and Ride
Maui’s Agricultural Basin
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
To ensure the best experience, please read the restrictions and requirements before booking.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
10-Hour Hana Bound Tour (up to 14 passengers)
Total:
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 392.67
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 392.67
Total:
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 392.67
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 392.67
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult (Age 3 & over)
USD 392.67
Infant (Age 0-2)
free
• Pick-up time: Between 7:00AM and 8:30AM
• Duration: Approximately 10 hours
• Listed prices are per person
• Choose from either a 4 person convertible or a 14 passenger van.
• Go beyond the halfway point to reach Hāna Town and Wai‘anapanapa State Park.
• Enjoy more waterfalls, walk the black sand beach, and explore lava tubes and sea caves along Maui’s wild eastern shore.
Adult (Age 3 & over)
USD 392.67
Infant (Age 0-2)
free
Overview
Morning
9.5 - 10.5 hour(s)
Available Daily
With pick-up
Not Accessible
Inclusions: Bottled water / Freshly baked banana bread / Guide / Cooler with ice
Schedule
View All
07:45
Pick-up from West, Central & South Maui Hotels
Check-in at Kahului Park and Ride
Maui’s Agricultural Basin
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Wai‘anapanapa State Park & Black Sand Beach
Discover one of Maui’s most breathtaking coastal gems at Wai‘anapanapa State Park. Walk barefoot on the island’s famous black sand beach, explore hidden sea caves tucked among lush greenery, and feel the power of the ocean at a nearby blowhole along the rugged volcanic shoreline.
Coconut Glen’s & Nahiku Marketplace
Take a delicious break at Coconut Glen’s for handmade vegan ice cream and sweet local treats before exploring the nearby Nahiku Marketplace. This small cluster of roadside stands and artisan shops offers tropical snacks, local crafts, and a taste of authentic island life.
Underground Lava Tube Adventure
Journey into Maui’s volcanic past as you explore an underground lava tube with provided headlamps and flashlights. Wander through the cool, dim passageways formed by ancient lava flows and learn how these fascinating formations shaped the island’s dramatic landscape.
Ono Farms & Fagan’s Cross Overlook
Sample fresh tropical fruit and exotic produce at the family-run Ono Farms before continuing to the scenic Fagan’s Cross overlook. From this elevated vantage point, enjoy panoramic views of Hāna town, the coastline, and the lush countryside below, which all make a perfect photo opportunity.
Historic Hāna Town
Arrive at charming Hāna town, once home to Hawaiian royalty and rich in island history. Stroll through this peaceful community, visit local landmarks, and take in the laid-back beauty of East Maui before beginning the journey back along the winding, unforgettable coastal road.
To ensure the best experience, please read the restrictions and requirements before booking.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
12-Hour All The Way Around (up to 14 passengers)
Total:
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 445.03
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Convertible Bronco and it can seat a maximum of 4 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Total:
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 445.03
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Convertible Bronco and it can seat a maximum of 4 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Transit Van and it can seat a maximum of 14 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Infant (Age 0-3)
free
• Pick-up time: Between 7:00AM and 8:00AM
• Duration: Approximately 12 hours
• Listed prices are per person
• Choose from either a 4 person convertible or a 14 passenger van.
• Experience the complete Road to Hāna loop as you travel beyond Hāna through Kipahulu and Laulima Farms.
• Visit Lindbergh’s grave, explore young lava fields, and admire sweeping southern coastline views.
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Transit Van and it can seat a maximum of 14 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Infant (Age 0-3)
free
Overview
Morning
11.5 - 12.5 hour(s)
Available Daily
With pick-up
Not Accessible
Inclusions: Bottled water / Freshly baked banana bread / Guide / Cooler with ice
Schedule
View All
07:45
Pick-up from West, Central & South Maui Hotels
Check-in at Kahului Park and Ride
Maui’s Agricultural Basin
Pass through Maui’s fertile central valley, once home to vast sugar plantations and now filled with diverse sustainable farms. Learn about the island’s agricultural history and see how local growers are shaping Maui’s modern farm-to-table movement amid lush countryside views.
Pa‘ia Town
Drive through the colorful bohemian town of Pa‘ia, where surf shops, art galleries, and cafés line the streets. This lively North Shore community blends Maui’s plantation heritage with laid-back beach culture, offering a glimpse into the island’s eclectic and creative spirit.
North Shore Lookouts
Cruise along Maui’s legendary North Shore to see world-class surf breaks and ocean vistas framed by dramatic cliffs. Depending on the season, watch local surfers and windsurfers ride towering waves as sea spray rises against the island’s vibrant tropical backdrop.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Relax as you wind along the dramatic coastal cliffs and bays of the Road to Hāna. Every turn unveils sweeping ocean views, colorful flora, and photo-perfect scenery that captures the essence of Maui’s raw natural charm and timeless tropical allure.
Bamboo Forest & Rainbow Eucalyptus
Marvel at towering bamboo groves and the striking Rainbow Eucalyptus trees that color the landscape with bands of green, red, and orange. These natural wonders thrive in Maui’s lush rainforest climate, offering a truly unforgettable display of tropical beauty.
Kaumahina Wayside Lookout
Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Park for sweeping views of Maui’s rugged coastline and jungle-covered cliffs. Take a short walk through fragrant guava and eucalyptus trees, enjoy the cool ocean breeze, and capture postcard-worthy photos of the island’s wild eastern shore.
Ke‘anae Peninsula
Visit the historic Ke‘anae Peninsula, where taro fields and crashing waves meet a rugged black lava shoreline. This quiet village showcases traditional Hawaiian life and offers stunning views of the ocean, steep cliffs, and an ancient stone church built in 1856.
Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread
Enjoy a stop at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand, famous for serving the freshest, most flavorful banana bread in Hawai‘i. This local favorite has become a must-visit spot on the Road to Hāna, offering warm slices, friendly smiles, and a taste of true island hospitality.
Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park
Take a refreshing dip beneath a waterfall at Pua‘a Ka‘a State Park, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and chirping birds. This peaceful stop offers restrooms, picnic spots, and gentle pools perfect for swimming or simply cooling off during your scenic journey.
Wailua Valley Lookout
Pause at Wailua Valley Lookout for breathtaking views of waterfalls cascading down emerald cliffs toward the ocean. This hidden gem provides a panoramic glimpse of East Maui’s untamed beauty and a chance to reflect on the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes.
Wai‘anapanapa State Park & Black Sand Beach
Discover one of Maui’s most breathtaking coastal gems at Wai‘anapanapa State Park. Walk barefoot on the island’s famous black sand beach, explore hidden sea caves tucked among lush greenery, and feel the power of the ocean at a nearby blowhole along the rugged volcanic shoreline.
Coconut Glen’s & Nahiku Marketplace
Take a delicious break at Coconut Glen’s for handmade vegan ice cream and sweet local treats before exploring the nearby Nahiku Marketplace. This small cluster of roadside stands and artisan shops offers tropical snacks, local crafts, and a taste of authentic island life.
Underground Lava Tube Adventure
Journey into Maui’s volcanic past as you explore an underground lava tube with provided headlamps and flashlights. Wander through the cool, dim passageways formed by ancient lava flows and learn how these fascinating formations shaped the island’s dramatic landscape.
Ono Farms & Fagan’s Cross Overlook
Sample fresh tropical fruit and exotic produce at the family-run Ono Farms before continuing to the scenic Fagan’s Cross overlook. From this elevated vantage point, enjoy panoramic views of Hāna town, the coastline, and the lush countryside below, which all make a perfect photo opportunity.
Historic Hāna Town
Arrive at charming Hāna town, once home to Hawaiian royalty and rich in island history. Stroll through this peaceful community, visit local landmarks, and take in the laid-back beauty of East Maui before beginning the journey back along the winding, unforgettable coastal road.
Kīpahulu Coastline & Lindbergh’s Resting Place
Continue past Hāna along the narrow, winding coastal road to Kīpahulu, home to dripping rainforests and scenic cliffs. Visit the peaceful grave of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh and admire a 19th-century limestone church, a lasting symbol of faith amid Maui’s remote countryside.
Laulima Farms & Young Lava Fields
Stop for locally grown coffee and fresh fruit at Laulima Farms, a community-run organic oasis surrounded by lush vegetation. As the road curves south, the landscape transforms into rugged lava fields and windswept plains, revealing the island’s volcanic origins and raw natural contrasts.
Haleakalā Views & Return Journey
Ascend the high road for panoramic views of Maui’s coastline and outer islands, where the green rainforest fades into golden dry slopes. Watch the setting sun cast warm colors across the landscape, then relax and reflect as you cruise back toward your starting point in comfort.
To ensure the best experience, please read the restrictions and requirements before booking.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
11-Hour Bamboo Forest Hiking & Road to Hana Tour (up to 14 passengers)
Total:
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 445.03
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Convertible Bronco and it can seat a maximum of 4 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Total:
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
USD 445.03
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Convertible Bronco and it can seat a maximum of 4 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Transit Van and it can seat a maximum of 14 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Infant (Age 0-2)
free
• Pick-up time: 6:30AM
• Duration: Approximately 11 hours
• Listed prices are per person
• Choose from either a 4 person convertible or a 14 passenger van.
• Perfect for active travelers, this tour features a four-mile guided hike through Haleakalā National Park’s Bamboo Forest.
• Visit the famous Pools of ‘Ohe‘o and experience the beauty and tranquility of East Maui’s most remote landscapes.
Adult/Child (Age 3 & over)
This option is for the Transit Van and it can seat a maximum of 14 guests including infants.
USD 445.03
Infant (Age 0-2)
free
Overview
Morning
11 - 12 hour(s)
Available Daily
With pick-up
Not Accessible
Inclusions: Bottled water / Freshly baked banana bread / Guide / Cooler with ice
Schedule
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06:30
Pick-up from West, Central & South Maui Hotels
Check-in at Kahului Park and Ride
Scenic Road to Hāna Drive
Begin your adventure along the world-famous Road to Hāna, traveling through lush rainforest, cascading waterfalls, and tropical flora. Enjoy photo stops at Pailoa Bay’s black sand beach and sample local favorites like Coconut Glen’s ice cream before continuing deeper into East Maui.
Hāna Town & Ono Farms
Arrive at peaceful Hāna town, a historic community once home to Hawaiian royalty. Visit Ono Farms to taste exotic tropical fruit grown in the fertile volcanic soil, and take in the tranquil beauty of Maui’s countryside as the landscape transitions toward Haleakalā National Park.
Haleakalā National Park & Bamboo Forest Hike
Experience the road less traveled as you reach the Pools of ‘Oheo within Haleakalā National Park. Trek four miles through the towering Bamboo Forest, past giant banyan trees and 200- and 400-foot waterfalls. Learn about native plants, geology, and the island’s unique ecosystems.
Coastal Trail & Return Journey
Take a short trail along Maui’s rugged southeastern coastline, where crashing waves meet the river’s mouth below dramatic cliffs. Admire the contrast between lush rainforest and open pasture before relaxing on the scenic return drive through the island’s breathtaking landscapes.
To ensure the best experience, please read the restrictions and requirements before booking.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Important activity information
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
Please visit VELTRA Support page to send an inquiry about this activity.
Payment / Cancellation Policy
Payment Methods
Credit card payment
Cancellation Policy
Any cancellations made after 15:00 local time, 3 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
Change Policy
Any changes made after 15:00 local time, 3 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount. This includes, but not limited to, change of the activity date/ time, package, the number of participants, etc.
Operation days
Everyday
Payment / Cancellation Policy
Payment Methods
Credit card payment
Cancellation Policy
Any cancellations made after 15:00 local time, 3 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
Change Policy
Any changes made after 15:00 local time, 3 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount. This includes, but not limited to, change of the activity date/ time, package, the number of participants, etc.
FAQ
Please visit VELTRA Support page to send an inquiry about this activity.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
Restrictions
This activity is not wheelchair accessible.
Children of all ages can participate in this activity.
Required items to bring & attire
Bring a swimsuit and towel if you plan to swim or want the option to take a refreshing dip at a waterfall or beach stop along the tour.
Although Maui’s weather is generally warm and pleasant, conditions can vary across different parts of the island, so it’s a good idea to bring a light jacket, hoodie, or sweater just in case.
Bring cash and other forms of payment for lunch, snacks, and any additional purchases at roadside stands or local shops along the way.
Keep your phone powered throughout the day by packing a portable battery or power bank, especially useful for capturing photos and videos along the scenic drive.
Other requirements
Please call the activity provider the day before to reconfirm your booking. Your voucher has the necessary contact information listed.
Additional notes
The activity schedule is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or traffic conditions.
The activity provider does not assume any responsibility for your valuables and/or personal belongings.
Gratuity is not included in the price.
Meals are not included in the price.
Drinks and meals are available for purchase
Swimming at waterfalls or beaches is dependent on weather and safety conditions and cannot be guaranteed.
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
You can book a minimum of 2 and maximum of 14.
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