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On this guided, full day tour of Hana, enjoy the diverse and tropical beauty of the famous Road to Hana. Stop for photos at waterfalls and a black sand beach. With an informative guide behind the wheel, this is one of the best ways to visit Hana—especially if you don’t want to drive!

Explore Molokini’s best snorkeling sites on this small-boat excursion from Maui. Take a small boat to Molokini Crater for snorkeling at an uncrowded part of the Molokini shoreline to see colorful coral, fish, and sea turtles. You’ll also stop at Le Perouse Bay’s Turtle Town for swimming with turtles, and if it’s whale season, whale spotting is likely. Go places the larger boats can’t get to with local guides.

Join one of Maui’s premier whale-watching experiences on a dinner cruise departing from Ma'alaea Harbor. Spot migrating whales while enjoying stunning views of the Pacific, Lana‘i, and Moloka‘i, accompanied by live commentary from marine naturalists. Savor a premium 4-course meal and included Mai Tais or other beverages aboard an intimate vessel for a truly memorable evening.

Explore the famous Road to Hana on a private full-day tour without driving or navigating. Ride in a premium, air-conditioned vehicle with your local guide who shares knowledge and tailors the experience. See highlights like Wailua Falls, Bamboo Forest, Wai'anapanapa Black Sand Beach, Hana Lava Tubes, and Haleakala. Beverages and snacks are included.

Fit Maui’s highlights into your time on the island easily by exploring on your own under the direction of this Maui Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour. Using your own vehicle, take off on the island and follow the step-by-step driving directions of this tour to see spots such as Haleakala Crater and Hana Lava Tube. Plus, since it’s simple to pause, you can choose how long (or how little) you spend at stops.

Sail aboard a catamaran to Molokini crater, one of Maui’s best snorkel sites. The volcanic atoll off the south coast is a natural marine preserve, home to 250 species of tropical fish. Join the crew at the helm of “Paragon II” as Maui’s afternoon trade winds get the boat to this top destination.

Maui is best seen by air, and on this complete-island Maui helicopter tour, soar above valleys and waterfalls that are otherwise inaccessible. Fly deep inside the West Maui Mountains, where there aren’t any trails, and gaze upon the colorful cinder cones of Haleakala Crater. Off the coast of Hana, watch as waterfalls tumble directly into the sea, and see hidden coves and white-sand beaches you couldn’t otherwise access.

Rather than spending the most magical time of day inside a restaurant or hotel, treat yourself to this sunset dinner cruise aboard a catamaran. Enjoy included drinks and watch the sun go down behind the island of Lanai as you cruise along the Lahaina coastline. Then, indulge in a delicious 3-course dinner accompanied by the sounds of a local musician. Depending on the time of year, you might even spot humpback whales.

Explore Maui’s beautiful West Shore on this snorkeling and kayaking tour. Led by a professional guide, you’ll paddle past scenic views of the Ukumehame Valley and snorkel over bright schools of fish. This family-friendly excursion includes all equipment, along with your choice of single or tandem kayaks.

Drive along the famous Road to Hana—without having to drive or navigate yourself. Ride in an air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide who shares history and insights along the way. See highlights like Ho'okipa Beach Park, Wai'anapanapa Black Sand Beach, Ke'anae Village, and have a chance to swim and hike. Lunch, snacks, and water are included, and you’ll have the opportunity to buy banana bread and other local treats.

For those who have already experienced Haleakala National Park or prefer to just go cruising down the slopes and switchbacks of the mountain,. The Express Tour is the best bet. Guests begin their self-guided tour from the 6,500-ft. level just outside of the National Park entrance. Biking 15 miles to where you meet the shuttle. We will then take you through Upcountry Maui. You will be Biking through the Upcountry town of Makawao. You will continue Biking back to Haiku. You can enjoy a "No Host Lunch" in either Makawao, or Haiku. Please bring some cash, and credit card. ***PLEASE NOTE THAT NO HOTEL PICK UP OFFERED. Please meet at 810 Haiku Rd, Haiku, HI 96708

We offer this exclusive opportunity to experience one of the island's most breathtaking attractions combined with Maui's most spectacular coastal scenery in an unforgettable day. Why is this such a must-do? Only six companies on Maui have the special permits required to enter Haleakala National Park, and we're proud to be one of them! Experience the authentic beauty of Maui's vast, otherworldly volcanic terrain, journey through the remote and dramatic landscapes of Maui's southern coastline, and witness a sensational sunset from one of the island's most stunning vantage points. This tour takes you through six distinct climate zones, revealing Maui's incredible ecological diversity. You'll explore remote Kaupo, discover Hawaiian honey-making, and experience Haleakala before ending your day at a premier sunset location with sweeping bi-coastal views. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to see the island in all its glory!

Soar high above the cinder cones of Haleakala Crater, and see hidden waterfalls, valleys, and bays on the rugged East Maui coastline that most visitors never behold on this helicopter tour. Along the way, listen to your pilot provide narration about the island and its top spots, and capture exceptional aerial photos of what you see out the window.

Discover the many waterfalls along the Road to Hana with a private guide to show you the best photo spots and vistas. While group tours spend more time driving, this personalized tour is focused on the adventures along the way. An ideal excursion for families, seniors, or couples, your flexible guide lets you set the pace rather than being forced to keep up with—or wait for—other tourists.

Whale-watching is a popular tourist activity near Maui, but many leave without catching a glimpse. This boat tour guarantees your money back if you don’t see the whales and hear them sing. Depart from Ka`anapali Beach and head out onto the water searching for humpback whales in their natural habitat.

Soar over hidden waterfalls, and hover above tropical rainforests that are inaccessible by land, on this small-group helicopter tour of West Maui and Molokai. Admire views that few other travelers get to see during a flyby of the nearly 4,000-foot (1,219-meter) Molokai cliffs, which descend straight into the ocean. Plus, make a waterfront landing for an extra thrilling experience.

The Road to Hana is a 64-mile (103-kilometer) stretch of highway along Maui’s eastern coast that boasts incredible views. Forget the hassle of renting a car and trying to navigate the highway and book a private tour so you can relax and enjoy the views. Choose from two different tour tours to better suit the interests of you and your group or customize your own itinerary with your driver-guide.

For groups looking to experience the adventure of the Road to Hana, but not wanting to devote an entire day towards the full journey, we offer our Half-Day tour package! Mark "swim in a waterfall in Hawaii" off your bucket list in the cool, refreshing waters of Puaʻa Kaʻa, sample Aunty Sandy's legendary banana bread at the Keʻanae Peninsula, and count how many turtles you can spot at Ho’okipa Beach Park. Your welcoming guides will lead you through the unique surfer town of Paia, under the multi-colored branches of Rainbow Eucalyptus trees, and describe the fascinating history of East Maui from the jaw-dropping lookout at the Wailua State Wayside.

Leave large tour groups behind and customize your own private tour of Maui. Choose your own sightseeing locations and preferred activities; a flexible time frame allows for exploration of the Valley Isle at your own pace. Iao Valley State Monument, Kapalua Coastal Trail, Nakalele Blowhole, and Honolua Bay are among the options.

One of the very best places to view a sunset on Maui is atop the 10,000 ft. summit of Haleakala and your sensational Sunset Tour is the perfect way to enjoy the view! This exhilarating tour begins with a guided vehicle tour of the Upcountry area as well as Haleakala National Park. Along the way, we will stop at Kula Bistro and pickup dinners to be enjoyed at the summit. Your Certified Interpretive Guides will share with our guests the unique Culture and History of Maui and specifically the Upcountry area during the tour. Once inside Haleakala National Park, your interpretive guides will explore subjects such as the distinct geology and ecology of the surrounding area. Other topics of discussion include Traditional Ocean Navigation and Hawaiian Mythology. Once the sun goes down, our guests will be treated to one of the best places on earth for viewing the nighttime sky.

Explore Maui’s famous Road to Hana—without having to drive or navigate yourself—on this full-day shore excursion. Following pick-up at Port of Kahului, make the most of your day on shore exploring the famous scenic road. Make plenty of stops, including Ho’Okipa Beach State Park, Keanae Point, Pua’a Ka’a State Park and its falls, and the black sand beaches at Wai'anapanapa State Park.

Maui’s Road to Hana is Hawaii’s most well-known scenic drive, and that’s saying something. This private audio tour lets you explore the rarely visited back side of Hana with GPS-guided narration and music. Start and pause when you like for a flexible trip filled with hidden waterfalls, scenic vistas, and more. Note: due to a road closure, this tour is available only on weekends.

Experience the magic of Maui from the air aboard this scenic sunset flight. Board your private plane and take to the skies to enjoy unparalleled views of the lush island just as the sun is setting. Get a bird's-eye view of the island's top sights including Nakalele Blowhole, Molokini Crater, Honolua Bay, and several beaches.

Get a front-row spot on a whale watching tour by booking this small-group excursion off the coast of Lahaina. While larger whale watching boats are crowded and can make it difficult to get photos of whales, this inflatable raft-style boat gets all passengers close to the water’s surface for a prime vantage point. This makes the trip ideal for photographers and families with kids.