A must read for those planning a trip to Maui, Hawaii. Local tips for all the must see, not to be missed, where and when to travel, and other local travel tips.Read More
Wai'anapanapa State Park is a gorgeous 122-acre state park that’s home to the Maui Tour's most famous black sand beach and packed with stunning vistas and historic sights.Read More
A grove of unexpected beauty- Hosmer’s Grove is filled with towering pines and eucalyptus trees, planted over a century ago. The cool air and birdsong offer a peaceful contrast to the crater’s harshness. Stroll the loop trail and look out for native forest birds darting through the trees.Read More
At Magnetic Peak, things aren’t always what they seem, your car might appear to roll uphill! It’s an optical illusion caused by the land’s shape, but it still sparks curiosity and makes for a fun photo op. This quirky stop offers a playful start to your Haleakalā adventure and hints at the surprising forces shaping...Read More
This rare plant looks like something from another planet- spiky, silvery, and shimmering in the sun. Found only on the high slopes of Haleakalā and Mauna Kea, the silversword blooms just once before it dies. Seeing one in person is a quiet marvel of evolution and endurance.Read More
Just outside the park, the town of Pukalani is a great place to grab a snack, stretch your legs, or enjoy local life. Nestled on the mountain’s lower slopes, it offers lovely views and a down-to-earth vibe between volcano stops.Read More
Keep your eyes peeled for the Nēnē- Hawaiʻi’s state bird and one of the rarest geese in the world. These graceful birds often roam near the road or trails. Spotting one is a quiet thrill and a reminder of the island’s fragile ecosystem.Read More
Kalahaku overlook offers a different angle of the crater, with sweeping views of its rippled floor and steep inner walls. On a clear day, the horizon seems endless. It’s also a good spot to see rare silversword plants clinging to the slopes.Read More
Located on the Maui's northeastern shore, Ho'okipa Beach Park has an excellent surf break that brings out the kite and windsurfers. It's also an excellent place to spot green sea turtles.Read More
Hamoa Beach is East Maui at its most idyllic, curved sands, lush cliffs, and turquoise waves. Swim, surf, or just soak in one of Hawaii’s most stunning beaches.Read More
Hana is the reward at the end of the legendary Road to Hana. Quiet, green, and full of aloha, this remote village feels like a step back into old Hawaii.Read More
Paia is colorful, quirky, and packed with surf-town soul. Shop local, grab a bite, and soak in the laid-back vibes before hitting the Road to Hana.Read More
Oheo Gulch is a series of tiered waterfalls and pools set in lush rainforest. Even when swimming’s closed, the views are unforgettable and a perfect stop near the Pipiwai Trail.Read More
Hike the Pipiwai Trail through banyan trees, bamboo groves, and waterfall views. The trail ends at 400-foot Waimoku Falls, one of Maui’s most rewarding adventures.Read More
Rainbow Eucalyptus trees shed their bark to reveal trunks streaked with color, like nature’s paintbrush at work. Spot them near mile 7 or at Keʻanae Arboretum.Read More
With red cliffs and wild surf, Koki Beach is bold and untamed. Come for dramatic photos, seaside walks, and views of Alau Island rising offshore.Read More
Wailua Falls plunges 80 feet into a jungle pool just off the roadside near mile marker 45. It’s one of Maui’s most iconic and most photographed waterfalls.Read More
Twin Falls is the first waterfall stop on the Road to Hana, with short trails, swimming holes, and a farm stand serving fresh fruit and banana bread.Read More
Upper Waikani Falls, aka “Three Bears”, features three perfect cascades side by side. Located right off the Hana Highway, it’s a quick and beautiful photo stop.Read More
Walk into Maui’s molten past inside a lava tube like Kaʻeleku Caverns. These ancient tunnels reveal the textures and stories left by flowing lava beneath the earth.Read More
Alau Island is a tiny islet with towering palms, seen from Koki and Hamoa Beaches. This seabird sanctuary adds a surreal touch to Maui’s southeast shoreline.Read More
Stroll through rainbow eucalyptus groves and native taro fields at Keʻanae Arboretum. This peaceful roadside stop offers a botanical break along the winding Hāna Highway.Read More
Make sure you have your reservation for the Black Sand Beach along the famous Road to Hana, Maui. FAQs for how, when and what time you should reserve.Read More
Although this 70 mile/110km Maui drive serves up some of the most amazing scenery in the state, it’s not an adventure to take lightly. So here are five mistakes you need to avoid when driving this thrilling road.Read More
From spectacular seascapes and taro patches to botanical gardens, this 70 mile/110km stretch has a reputation for being one of the top drives in the world.Read More
