Road to Hana tour by luxury van with stops at waterfalls and beach

• Transportation to and from most resorts in Lahaina or pick-up at the Kahului or Kihei Park’n Ride • Air conditioning inside the vehicle • Onboard live commentary • Lunch included

• Gratuity for the driver (15-20% of the ticket price suggested) • There are no pickups available in Napili-Honokowai, Kapalua, or Kahana. Participants need to meet at Cannery Mall at 6:00 AM • Special dietary options (raw, vegan, food allergy accommodations) are not provided. Participants must bring their own food.

• Not advisable for individuals with cardiovascular issues. • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness. • Please provide your hotel name in the 'Hotel Pickup' section when booking under "special requirements." • Indicate your lunch choice under special requirements - options include HAM, TURKEY, or VEGGIE SANDWICHES. Alternative food options are not available. If you follow a specific diet (raw, vegan, or have allergies), you need to bring your own food. • Include your EMAIL address in the special requirements section. • The booking is not confirmed until you receive a call for confirmation and to arrange pickup. • Provide a valid contact phone number to confirm meal preferences and pickup details. If you give a resort phone, please also include your room number in the "special requirement" section. • Routing and timings may vary due to factors beyond our control (closures, traffic, weather conditions, etc.). • Accessibility Notice: The tour is not wheelchair accessible. In compliance with federal and state safety regulations, we cannot accommodate wheelchairs, walkers, or similar mobility devices, as the vehicle does not meet ADA standards, and such items could pose safety risks during transport. Canes are allowed, but walking sticks are not permitted. There is a low step to enter the van, and all guests must be capable of getting in and out of the vehicle on their own, without driver assistance. Most legally operated Road to Hana tours have similar accessibility standards, as ADA-compliant vehicles are larger and subject to different regulations.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

If your accommodation is not listed, you can reach out to the office directly for quicker assistance with pickup details. For those staying in Napili-Honokowai, Kahana, or Kapalua, the designated meeting point is at the main entrance of Lahaina Cannery Mall near Starbucks at 6:00 am. Guests in Kihei, Wailea, or Wailuku should gather at Maalaea Park n’ride at 6:30 am. For stays in Paia, Kahului, Makawao, or Kula, the meeting location is Kahului Park n’ride at 6:40 am. The following resorts also have specific pickup times: Aina Nalu Lahaina Resort (6:00 am), Honua Kai Resort & Spa (5:45 am), Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa (5:55 am), Hyatt Residences Club (5:55 am), Ka'anapali Alii (Classic Resorts) (5:45 am), Ka'anapali Beach Club (5:45 am), Ka'anapali Beach Hotel (5:50 am), Ka'anapali Royal (5:45 am), Aston Ka'anapali Shores (5:45 am), Ka'anapali Villas (Aston) (5:45 am), Lahaina Shores Beach Resort (6:00 am), Marriott Courtyard (6:40 am), Marriott Resort & Ocean Club (5:50 am), Maui Eldorado Resort (5:45 am), and Norwegian Cruise Lines - Pride of America (meet at Maui Mall Village at Center Tower, across the street from the ship). If your accommodation is not listed, please indicate the hotel name in the comment section (pickup time at 6:40 am). Other resorts and their pickup times include: Papakea Resort (Aston) (5:45 am), Pioneer Inn (6:00 am), Plantation Inn (6:00 am), Royal Lahaina Resort (5:45 am), Sheraton Maui Hotel (5:50 am), Sugar Beach Resort (6:35 am), Westin Maui (5:50 am), Westin Nanea Ocean Villas (5:45 am), Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas (South Tower) (5:45 am), Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas (North Tower) (5:45 am), and Whaler on Ka'anapali Beach (5:50 am).

• Unwind and enjoy a VIP road trip to Hana, tailored for only 14 guests. Indulge in Maui's renowned banana bread, take a refreshing swim at a waterfall, wander through distinctive sandy beaches, and swim at the famous black sand beach in Wainapanapa State Park. While traveling in a luxurious air-conditioned van, your driver will choose a local specialty for lunch, which includes a full lunch plate accompanied by Hawaiian juices and local fruits. If time permits, stops will be made at fruit stands selling fresh produce. • Just four miles into the Hāna drive from Kahului lies the historic Pāʻia, located on Maui's north coast. Once a thriving plantation town during Maui's sugar cane era, Pāʻia is now home to vibrant storefronts featuring local art galleries, unique shopping boutiques, and diverse dining options. • A fitting stop for a light breakfast while observing local surfers and wildlife such as turtles, perfect for capturing photos of the iconic Northshore coastline. Restrooms are available. • This location is the first string of easily accessible waterfalls and pools along the Road to Hana. • This waterfall and pool, located on the popular Road to Hana, sees fewer visitors due to its unofficial trail and short hike over a frequently muddy path. • The Ke’anae Peninsula was formed from a massive lava flow from Haleakala Crater. Long ago, Hawaiians transported soil from the mountains by hand to cultivate this land, reflecting the deep cultural significance it holds. • Aunty Sandy Hueu started her famous banana bread baking in Keʻanae, Maui, in 1983. In 2003, her daughter Tammy joined in, creating a family-run food stand that has become a sought-after stop for freshly baked banana bread. • A picturesque location ideal for taking daring photos. • This lookout offers a stunning view reminiscent of ancient Hawaii, providing a glimpse into an unspoiled Maui. • Upper Waikani Falls, colloquially known as Three Bears, features three distinct yet parallel waterfalls of varying lengths, with the smallest one dubbed the “baby bear” falls. • Wailua Falls is so recognizable that it is likely the most photographed waterfall on Maui. • These features are created when large lava flows cool at the surface, forming conduits that insulate the lava flowing beneath. They served as channels for lava over many miles underground, before ultimately being deposited into the ocean. Over time, dormant volcanoes cause these tubes to collapse, leaving few significant lava tubes, with Ka’eleku Cave being the largest accessible one on Maui. • Hana Beach Park, located within Hana Bay, features a long black-sand beach which offers the safest swimming along the East Maui coastline. The bay is shielded by a coral reef and its curved shape protects it from large waves. • Wai’anapanapa is Maui’s renowned Black Sand Beach, framed by a cobalt blue ocean and black sand with lava rocks from a flow that occurred only 10,000 years ago. Visitors can stroll along the bay, appreciate the blue waters, or relax under a tree. Wai’anapanapa State Park ranks among the top Road to Hana attractions, boasting panoramic views and an excellent mix of lush green hills and dramatic black lava coastline, alongside the deep blue ocean and crashing waves against rugged cliffs. • Pua'a Ka'a Falls, situated in Pua’a Ka’a State Wayside Park, stands out as one of the rare waterfalls along Hana Highway. Visitors may swim at their own risk in the freshwater pools, and restrooms are available. • Wailua Valley, an ahupua'a located just past the Keanae peninsula on the road to Hana, is rich in Hawaiian heritage. This area is home to a variety of important fish and plants, as well as numerous ancient taro patches, some of which are still cultivated. In Hawaiian tradition, taro is seen as the elder