Large Group Road To Hana Tour
Explore The Depths Of Maui’s Rainforest
The Road to Hana is by far one of Maui’s most well known attractions, and no trip to the island is complete without a trip down this picturesque coastal highway. The fact that the road consists of 620 curves and 59 single lane bridges, along with occasional threat of dangerous weather conditions can make even the most skilled driver a little nervous. On this deluxe guided tour you can let someone else do the driving while you take in views of waterfalls, massive bamboo forests and some of Maui’s best kept secrets.
Let our local Hana Highway experts (professional tour/drivers) do all the driving for you as you sit back, relax and enjoy the spectacular views. Our Tour/Drivers will entertain you with fun stories as well as share with you interesting historical facts as well as educate you with Hawaiian legends and culture in this once in a lifetime adventure to discover the best of Maui!
Guide pickup from your hotel
Savor A Continental Breakfast
Catch glimpses of famous waterfalls
Explore Wainapanapa State Park
Enjoy incredible coastal views
Visit the Keanae Peninsula
Lunch at Hana Farms
See The Secluded Town Of Hana
The Road to Hana is definitely a full day adventure, which is why this tour kicks off with a 7am pickup from your hotel in a comfortable, air conditioned minibus. Keep in mind that pickup times may fluctuate depending on how many guests are embarking on the tour. Before getting started on the highway you will be able to enjoy a continental breakfast consisting of fresh fruit, pastries, coffee, tea, and juice. Following the Hana Highway will take you through the colorful surf town of Paia, which is held in high regard as the windsurfing capital of the world. Past Paia, you will notice the scenery change dramatically into dense jungle, and it is here that your driver will stop so that you can take in views of the coastline from Kaumahina State Park. Next up is Upper Waikani Falls, or as it’s known locally “Three Bears Falls” because of the three 70 foot waterfalls that fall parallel to each other down the cliffside.
Ke’anae Peninsula will allow you to get close to the water and see the relationship between volcanic rocks and the surging ocean. Enjoy exploring the tide pools and thundering ocean waves that this peninsula is known for. The next stop on the tour, as long as weather conditions permit, will allow you to actually swim in the cold and refreshing waterfall pools at Pua’a Ka’a State Park. The black sand beach at Wai’anapanapa State Park is by far one of the most famous stops on the tour, and when you see it in person you will understand why. The stark black sand made up of crushed volcanic rocks contrasts unbelievably with the turquoise water. As the tour continues you will be taken to Hana Farms for lunch. This farm is a favorite supplier for local restaurants because the tropical fruits, vegetables, and herbs grown in the fertile East Maui soil offer superior flavors found nowhere else on the island. The tour concludes with your arrival in the town of Hana. This secluded town has been a haven for the Native Hawaiian people as well as those who wish to live off the land and have a deeper relationship with the island. Return time to your hotel is expected to be around 6:30pm.
12-Hour Road To Hana Group Tour With Meals From Maui Hotels & Pier
AdultAge 12yrs+ | $225.00 |
ChildAge 3-11yrs | $155.00 |
11-Hour Road To Hana Small Group Tour With Meals From Maui Hotels
AdultAge 12yrs+ | $275.00 |
ChildAge 3-11yrs | $245.00 |
Available Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. This full-day tour lasts anywhere from 8 – 10 hours.
Waianapanapa State Park on the island of Maui is one of the most popular state parks in Hawaii. The beautiful park is located on the Hana Highway, about 32 miles east of Kahului. It encompasses 122 acres and includes a black sand beach, sea caves, blowholes, and lava tubes. The park offers camping, picnicking, hiking, swimming, and snorkeling.
Hana is a small town located on the eastern coast of Maui. The town is best known for its lush tropical landscape, winding roads, and waterfall-filled valleys. Hana is a popular destination for tourists who are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the larger towns and cities on Maui. The town was once a thriving community, but it has since declined in population. Today, there are about 1,500 people living in Hana. Despite its small size, Hana has a number of restaurants, shops, and services that cater to tourists. There are also several bed and breakfast establishments located in the town.
One beautiful falls is the Upper Waikani Falls. They are a series of waterfalls located just beyond Mile Marker 19 on the mauka side of Hana Highway. These falls are often referred to as Three Bears, thanks to the three separate but parallel falls of differing lengths—with the third and smallest being the “baby bear” falls on the right.