Haleakala National Park and Maui coastal tour

• Soft drinks • Light snacks • Fees for parking • Water in bottles • Evening meal

• Gratuity for the driver is not included (a tip of 15-20% is suggested).

• Infant seats specifically designed for safety are available. • This activity is not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries. • Those with cardiovascular health issues should consider alternatives. • Pregnant individuals are discouraged from participating. • Public transport services can be accessed in the vicinity. • Infants and young children can be accommodated using prams or strollers. • This activity is suitable for participants of all fitness levels. • Scuba diving participants must adhere to recommended waiting periods before joining this high-altitude activity for safety; additional details can be found on resources like Divers Alert Network. • Guests should be aware that the route includes curvy mountain roads with steep inclines and turns. This excursion may not be suitable for pregnant individuals or those with serious back issues or similar conditions that could be worsened by mountain driving. For those susceptible to motion sickness, it is advisable to take medication or natural remedies at least one hour prior to the activity due to the winding roads. • Tours proceed regardless of weather conditions. However, visibility for sunset viewing at Haleakala can't be assured due to natural cloud formations and weather variations. No refunds will be issued if visibility is compromised by weather factors. • Temperatures at the summit can drop to between 20-30 degrees Fahrenheit, so it is important to dress in warm layers.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

IMPORTANT: Please note the following: You need to choose a hotel situated on the appropriate side of the island—either the West Side (Lahaina, Kaanapali, Kapalua), the South Side (Wailea, Kihei, Makena), or the Central Side (Kahului). If a hotel from the incorrect side is selected, your booking may be canceled if pickup from that location cannot be arranged. If you have selected the wrong side of the island, please return to the previous page and update your choice accordingly.

• Travel along one of Maui's most stunning coastal routes on the southern side of Haleakala, showcasing dramatic landscapes and breathtaking bi-coastal views with plenty of chances to take photos. • Head to the secluded community of Kaupo and make a stop at Manawainui Stream, where you can immerse yourself in genuine rural Maui, where traditional Hawaiian culture and ranching history thrive. • Maui Bees Honey Farm Visit: Explore this organic farm to learn about Hawaiian beekeeping, discover seasonal varieties of honey, and taste raw, unfiltered honey while observing their sustainable agricultural practices. • Explore the historic Haleakala Visitor Center, built in the 1930s and located dramatically at the edge of the volcanic crater, where you can enjoy panoramic views from the summit at an elevation of 10,023 feet. • The impressive Haleakala Crater is a remarkable geological feature that spans 11.25 miles in length, 3.2 miles in width, and drops nearly 2,600 feet deep, showcasing one of the planet's most extraordinary volcanic landscapes. The Pa Ka'oao Trail, also known as White Hill Trail, is a brief 0.4-mile walk starting from the visitor parking area, leading to an overlook with stunning views of the crater floor. This short hike, just half a mile, is worthwhile, offering visitors a unique perspective to appreciate the vastness and surreal beauty of the crater. The sights from this elevated viewpoint surpass those from the visitor center, making it an ideal way for guests to engage with the raw volcanic energy and stark beauty characteristic of Haleakala's "house of the sun" landscape. • Known as "Science City," the Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory opened in 1958, benefiting from the excellent viewing conditions found at this shield volcano, where minimal light pollution, high-altitude air, and elevation create an unparalleled planetarium experience. The Haleakalā Observatory, or Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory Site, is Hawaii's first astronomical research facility, covering 18 acres at an altitude of 10,000 feet and operated by the University of Hawaii. Visitors can view the observatory complex from Haleakala's summit and visitor center, while the site is dedicated to pioneering astronomical research that enhances our understanding of the universe from this pristine high-altitude environment. • Enjoy what many regard as Maui's most stunning sunset at Ocean Vodka Organic Farm & Distillery. Located at 1,000 feet on Haleakala's slopes, the site provides sweeping 180-degree bi-coastal views and offers unobstructed scenic vistas of both the northern and southern shores of Maui simultaneously. Witness the transformation as the golden hour lights up the organic sugar cane fields, West Maui Mountains, and the shimmering Pacific Ocean. As the sun sets, experience a vibrant display of colors blanketing the sky, ranging from bright golds and oranges to deep purples and pinks. The elevated location and open-air surroundings create a perfect setting to appreciate this natural spectacle. Guests have the option to purchase from offerings at Ocean Vodka Organic Farm & Distillery, including farm-fresh meals like pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and appetizers made from locally-sourced ingredients, along with handcrafted organic cocktails featuring their award-winning vodka and rum produced on-site.