What to expect

Explore the best attractions on the world-famous Road to Hana with a full day guided tour! Take a scenic drive to witness the beauty along the 52-mile Hana Highway. Stop at Keanae Peninsula, Kahanu Garden, Waianapanapa State Park, and more.

The winding road leading to the idyllic town of Hana offers incredible sights of waterfalls, valleys, rainforests, and beaches. On this guided tour, discover amazing must-see Road to Hana spots like the small village of Keanae Peninsula. Learn about its rich cultural history and its role as one of the major taro farming regions in the state. Follow your Keanae stop with a visit to the Kahanu National Tropical Botanical Garden. Wander around the well-maintained garden and see the preserved Piilanihale Heiau, a man-made lava structure and the biggest heiau, or place of worship, on the island of Maui. Before reaching Hana, go off-road and see the Waianapanapa State Park, a 122-acre state park best known for its black sand beach. Finally, after 620 curves and 59 bridges, reach the heavenly "Real Hawaii" town of Hana. Participate in heritage activities and see the preserved landscape of this charming town.

Why is the Road to Hana a popular tour?
The Road to Hana, or Hana Highway, is a stretch of road connecting Kahului to the town of Hana. The road is famous for its curves and one-lane bridges, but it also offers a variety of natural wonders along the way.

Why should I take this tour and not drive on my own?
Navigating the curves and bridges of Hana Highway can be a challenge for those unfamiliar. Aside from that, your interpretive guide is certified by the National Association Interpretation (NAI) to help you understand natural and cultural heritage resources, which will make your tour educational, fun, and enriching!

What is a heiau?
A heiau is an ancient Hawaiian temple or sacred site. On this tour, you will visit and learn about Piilanihale Heiau, a National Historic Landmark that has seen important spiritual, economic, political, and social ceremonies of ancient Hawaii.

Why is Hana called "Real Hawaii"?
Because of its distance from the mainland, Hana has been able to avoid a lot of urban development, which makes the town look and feel closer to how Hawaii was in its early days. When you arrive at this unspoiled town, you'll see the native Hawaiian way of life preserved in the environment and in the culture of the people.