Experience the epic views of one of Maui’s most beautiful coastline! The Road to Hana is a scenic highway (Highway 360) that twists through the lush rainforest and past the cascading waterfalls that line the island’s eastern shore. This is one of Maui’s main attractions – enjoy it with our experienced guide as you stretch and breathe and gain valuable insight into the land and culture of Hawaii! There are many highlights to choose from and here’s some you may enjoy on your trip:
- Hamoa Beach, just past mile marker 51 on the Road to Hana, is consistently rated as one of the most beautiful in east Maui. Crescent-shaped and family-friendly, it beckons water lovers with swimming, snorkeling and surfing.
- The Pools of Oheo Gulch, located within Haleakala National Park, are home to seven freshwater pools that run from the mountains to the ocean. They are called the Seven Sacred Pools for a reason; their calming splendor heightens enjoyment of the constant rumble of the ocean.
- Twin Falls, The hike to see Twin Falls is unique and beautiful. These picturesque waterfalls offer a large area to swim at. Twin falls is typically underrated by guidebooks, and is a worthy stop along the way.
- Wai’anapanapa State Park, spread across 122 acres, is located near marker 32 on the Road to Hana. It features more than 30 Hawaiian historical sites, five caves and sea-sculpted lava shelves.
- Kaihalulu Beach, commonly known as Red Sand Beach, is a beautiful secluded cove on the eastern coast of Maui, just south of Hana Bay. Getting to this beach is a small adventure by itself but the reward waiting in the end is jaw-dropping.
- Ho’okipa Lookout, From the bluff, Ho’okipa is a great spot to stop and watch some of the best surfing in maui. In the winter, the waves can get pretty massive here.Maui is a Mecca to windsurfers and kiteboarders due to consistent wind.
There’s lots of attractions along the way you don’t want to miss so plan on having a fun & mindful adventure with us on your road to Hana tour.
