Maui Day Trips with Holo Holo Maui Tours
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
11–12 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have decent stamina for long days on foot with some swimming and minor hiking.
Overview
Experience Maui’s dramatic coastlines, hidden waterfalls, and black sand beaches on the All the Way Around! tour by Holo Holo Maui Tours—a full-day adventure merging natural wonders with local culture.
All the Way Around!
Price Per Person • 11 -12 hours Excursion • All ages • The Full Loop
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 11-12 hour adventure around Maui, exploring lush landscapes, charming towns, and breathtaking coastal views. Experience the thrill of swimming behind waterfalls, visiting a black sand beach, and savoring local treats. Discover the island's rich history and natural beauty, culminating in a stunning sunset panorama.
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DEPARTURE & DURATION
Morning departure between 7am – 8am Depart from the Kahului Park & Ride Duration is approximately 11 - 12 hours from Kahului
ABOUT:
- Pass through Mauiʻs Agricultural Basin – a relic of our bygone plantation era and an emerging variety of sustainability crops
- Drive through Paʻia, a charming and eclectic bohemian town
- Cruise by the North Shore to witness surfers and waves
- Marvel at dense Bamboo thickets, Rainbow Eucalyptus trees and a great variety of other tropical flora & fauna
- Stop at Kaumahina Wayside Lookout for an impressive view of the cliffs & coast
- View a couple waterfalls and a great variety of streams, creeks and brooks
- Visit the Ke’anae Peninsula – an isolated native Hawaiian settlement where we can appreciate the old way of life
- Safely explore coastal tide pools – a nursery to our young marine life
- Enjoy local sweets & treats at Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread Stand
- Swim behind a waterfall at Puaʻa Kaʻa State Park! (swimming is optional)
- Observe the depth of the majestic Wailua Valley
- Be witness to a dramatic, scenic coastal drive featuring bays, bluffs & cliffs along the way
- The best waterfalls that the road has to offer (swimming optional)
- Explore Wai’anapanapa State Park
- Touch a real black sand beach! (swimming optional)
- Take a walk to a blowhole amongst a rugged coastline
- Enter a sea cave that exits at the Pacific Ocean
- Visit Nahiku Marketplace – a mini-village of tropical delights and a local artesian gallery
- Taste local, seasonal, exotic fruit at the Ono Farms Produce Stand
- Arrive at Hāna town! The seat of power for all of Maui in the 15th Century and was once favored by Ali’i (Hawaiian royalty)
- Stop at Coconut Glen’s to enjoy culinary treats of ice cream and candy
- Come full circle around the entire base of the volcano! No turning around and heading back in this complete version of the road.
- Hug the inside lane of a narrow and rugged pathway beyond Hāna town.
- Experience the dripping forests of Kipahulu.
- Visit the grave of famed Charles Lindbergh
- Appreciate the architecture of a 19th century church built from limestone & coral
- Sip locally grown coffee at organic Laulima Farms
- Journey into Maui’s hidden side of young lava fields
- Enjoy expansive viewpoints of the southern part of the volcano
- Notice & appreciate the stark contrast between the dry (southern) and wet (northern) parts of Haleakala.
- Take the high road to get a panoramic view of Maui’s coastline and outer lying islands
- Marvel at the setting sun with a bird’s eye view.
- Relax & reflect as we cruise back to our original starting point.
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Adventure Tips
Bring water shoes
Footwear suitable for slippery rocks and beach walks makes swimming behind waterfalls and visiting black sand shores safer and more comfortable.
Prepare for a long day
This is an 11-12 hour tour with moderate hikes and swimming, so energy snacks and hydration are key.
Sun protection is critical
Hawaii’s sun can be intense throughout the day; bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for full protection.
Pack a light rain jacket
Maui’s weather can shift suddenly, especially near waterfalls and rainforests, so a waterproof layer is helpful.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Nene (Hawaiian goose)
- Spinner dolphins offshore
History
Maui’s landscape is deeply connected to Hawaiian cultural traditions; many areas visited are ancient sites once used for fishing and gathering.
Conservation
Holo Holo Maui Tours emphasizes responsible travel, minimizing environmental impact by adhering to strict trail ethics and supporting local conservation efforts.
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Adventure Hotspots in Kahului
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water shoes
Protect your feet on rocky beaches and slippery waterfall pools.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Essential for all-day sun protection in Hawaiian tropical climates.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the long day of activity.
Light rain jacket
Useful for sudden showers in Maui’s rainforest areas.
spring specific