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Explore Molokini’s best snorkeling sites on this 3-hour small-boat excursion from Maui. Take a small boat to Molokini Crater for snorkeling at an uncrowded part of the 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 reach with local guides.

Experience the twists, turns, and attractions along the Hana Highway without the stress of navigating on this full-day tour that departs from Kahului. Going with a guide means you can relax and take views en route to each stop on the day’s itinerary, including a rainforest waterfall, black sand beach, and the Haiku lava tubes. Don’t forget your camera: The highway is known for its sweeping views and wildlife, including sea turtles.

Save money and explore at your own pace with this private self-guided audio tour of Maui’s famous Road to Hana, also known as the Hana Highway, and the crown jewel of Hawaii’s scenic roads. Make your booking and download the app to access the tour—then, follow the roughly 70-mile road whenever you wish, and learn about each stop as you travel.

Travel Maui’s famous Road to Hana in style, with a luxurious small-group sightseeing tour by limo-van and a thrilling helicopter flight back. Sit back and relax inside your plush limo-van on the way to Hana, stopping at the Hawaiian hamlet of Ke’anae, and at a waterfall for a swim (conditions permitting). Enjoy a beachside lunch before boarding a helicopter for an unforgettable flight above Haleakala Crater and the island’s rugged coast.

Maui's Road to Hana is one of the most famous highways in the United States. This full-day small-group tour from Lahaina includes hotel pickup and stops at highlights like Pua'a Ka'a State Park, Wailua Falls, and Wai'anapanapa State Park. Spend your day immersed in Maui's lush landscapes with a relaxing coastal drive and a delicious lunch break.

Haleakala's summit sits at over 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) on Maui, and catching sunrise from the crater requires a pre-dawn drive up the mountain road plus a National Park reservation for sunrise viewing—logistics that are hard to manage solo on limited sleep. This tour covers the drive up Haleakala for sunrise, then a bike ride downhill from 6,500 feet (1,981 meters). Finally, hop aboard a shuttle to explore the town of Makawao.

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.

If you’re looking to explore Hawaii at your own pace without being rushed or forced to make stops, book this Road To Hana Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour from Kahului. You’ll be given an itinerary of the Road to Hana with step-by-step driving directions and commentary about the area, its history, and what makes the road so special. During your tour, see a black-sand beach, numerous waterfalls, and much more.

The Road to Hana covers dozens of waterfalls, viewpoints, and short hikes across a single coastal route, but knowing which stops are worth pulling over for and which to skip means either pre-trip research or guesswork from the driver's seat. This app-based GPS audio tour provides turn-by-turn directions and Hawaiian stories, with no in-person guide, playing narration at the relevant points on the drive.

Maui's Road to Hana is one of the most famous road trips in the United States. Embark on a tour of the highway, choosing the spots that interest you most, on this excursion. Swim in refreshing waterfalls, soak up the sun on pristine beaches, tuck into a delicious lunch and snacks, and much more over the course of the day.

Avoid the stress and expense of grabbing a taxi at the airport by prebooking a shared transfer to your Maui hotel from the Maui International Airport. Maui locations available for the transfer are in Kihei/Wailea, Kaanapali/Lahaina, Kahana/Honokowai or Kapalua/Napili. A friendly driver will meet you at baggage claim and lead you to an air-conditioned shuttle, where you can sit back and travel to your accommodations comfortably.

Take a trip around the West Maui Mountains. Drive through the historic town of Lahaina, the famous resorts of Ka'anapali and Kapalua, before checking out an awesome blowhole! Then come with us as we wind along coastal cliffs, finishing the tour in 'Iao Valley State Park. Skip the tour bus and explore Maui at your own pace for a fraction of the cost with the best self-guided audio GPS tours for Hawaii! Shaka Guide is the #1-rated app for Maui with over 13K reviews on the App Store and Google Play Store! WHY SHAKA GUIDE: ✅ Tours never expire. ✅ Tour work offline. No data needed. ✅ Reliable GPS directions. ✅ A guided tour for a fraction of the price. ✅ Save time planning! We’ve done the work for you. ✅ Your vacation, your terms — freedom to stop and go as you please. ✅ The #1-rated travel app for Maui. ✅ Listen to interesting stories and Hawaiian music! *Download the Shaka Guide app to access your purchased tours.*

See the wondrous sunrise over Haleakala Mountain—without having to sort out logistics—on this small-group shore excursion, which includes port pickup. Along the way, stop at various other viewpoints in Haleakala National Park and hear fascinating stories and insights from your guide.

Take the opportunity to explore one of Hawaii's lesser-known islands with this private snorkeling tour of the cave-studded shores of Lanai. Departing from Maui’s Kaanapali Beach, make two stops to splash into clear, warm waters where green sea turtles and spinner dolphins are often seen, with an experienced captain providing narration along the way. Relax on a spacious vessel that's equipped with all the amenities you need for a comfortable cruise.

Start your Maui vacation off on the right foot and eliminate the guesswork of finding transportation at the airport by booking a transfer service. Meet your driver at the arrivals hall of Maui Kahului Airport (OGG) and head straight to your vehicle. Then, enjoy a relaxing journey to your accommodation so you can begin your holiday.

See more of Maui's Haleakala National Park on this bike tour that covers more ground than possible hiking and goes to places off limits to tour buses. As your guide shares stories about the extensive history of the park, its geology, fauna, and flora, pedal the 26-mile bike route down the slopes of Haleakala. Continue through the switchbacks of Haleakala Ranch, the upcountry town of Kula, and Makawao, and finish in beachside town of Paia.

Discover the underwater wonderlands off the coast of Maui on a snorkel tour of Turtle Town from Ma‘alaea Harbor. Soak up spectacular views of Hawaii’s coastline from a double-decker catamaran—equipped with a waterslide for extra thrills—before swimming among turtles and tropical fish at snorkel stops renowned for their wealth of wildlife. Lunch is included so you don’t need to pack a picnic.

Experience the lush beauty of East Maui on this guided rainforest hike. Cruise the scenic Hana Highway then embark on your trek with a local guide. Learn about the Maui’s ecosystems, marvel at magical waterfalls, climb basalt rock formations, and leap into the freshwater pools below for a refreshing swim. Enjoy a delicious, healthy lunch along the way—it’s included in the tour price.

Discover West Maui’s night sky on a stargazing tour led by a professional, using a powerful Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope and the naked eye. Join an intimate group on the Kapalua beach to observe the stars, galaxies, planets, and nebulae, as well as the history of humanity’s relationship with the night sky. Enjoy incredible views and delve into storytelling, science, and the cosmic skies in this unique adventure that’s hard to experience on your own.

Experience the Road to Hana without the stress of navigating winding roads, planning stops, or driving for hours yourself. This private tour lets you focus on Maui’s waterfalls, coastal scenery, and local communities while your guide handles the logistics. A personalized itinerary and private setting provide a more flexible and relaxed way to explore one of the island’s most scenic routes.

Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales by embarking on a catamaran cruise from Lahaina Harbor. In the company of certified marine naturalists and marine biologists who provide insights into whale behavior, head out onto the water in search of the gentle giants. Snacks and drinks are available on board upon purchase.

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.

Visit three of Maui's most stunning natural attractions during this half-day, small-group guided tour. Observe and photograph sea turtles and monk seals at Ho'okipa Beach Park, see native plants and trees and a waterfall (with admission tickets included), and explore a bamboo forest. Snacks, rainwear, and vehicle transfers are included.

For those who prefer to just go cruising down the slopes and switchbacks of the volcano, our Haleakala Express tour is the best bet. Guests begin their bike ride at 6,500 ft. elevation just outside of the national park entrance and ride 15 miles to the North Shore town of Haiku. WHAT’S INCLUDED • NAI Certified Guides • KONA Mountain Bikes • DAKINE Backpacks • Helly Hansen Rain Gear • Bell Helmets WHAT TO BRING • Closed-Toe Shoes • Sweatshirt or Jacket • Sunglasses • Sunscreen • Phone/Camera • Small Snacks • Water RESTRICTIONS ALL BIKE RIDERS' MUST: • Understand and Acknowledge the risks involved • Be 15years old or older • Have recent bike riding experience • Be over 4’10” tall • Be physically capable of enduring this outdoor activity • Be free of any medications that may cause drowsiness • Not be pregnant • Not weigh over 270 lbs. • Wear closed-toe shoes