
moderate
6–7 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness, able to handle hikes up to 5 miles with elevation gains up to 1,500 feet.
Traverse West Maui’s dramatic coastlines and lush valleys with a private guide on tailored hikes and cultural insights. Discover hidden bays, volcanic landmarks, and native wildlife on this immersive full-day adventure.
Early morning air carries the scent of salt and earth as your private guide leads you through the rugged coastline of West Maui. The day unfolds across a blend of coastal paths, waterfalls, and secret valleys, each step pulling you deeper into the island’s layered story. From the dramatic spray of Nakalele Blowhole to the quiet charm of Kahakuloa Bay, the landscape insists you notice its shifting moods—waves daring the shore, wind weaving through native kukui and ohia trees.

Expect rocky and uneven terrain on trails like Acid War Zone and Nakalele Blowhole; good footwear prevents slips and injuries.
West Maui’s microclimates shift rapidly between sun, wind, and occasional showers—layering keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
High humidity and exertion demand consistent hydration—your guide provides sanitized bottles, but have your own for backup.
Mornings offer cooler temperatures and softer light for photos along coastal trails and waterfalls.
Iao Valley was a battleground site and cultural center in ancient Hawaii, known for the towering Iao Needle formed from volcanic activity.
Honolua Bay is a Marine Life Conservation District, protecting delicate coral reefs and native marine species from overuse and impact.
Support and grip on mixed terrain make hiking shoes crucial for safety and comfort.
Spring showers in Iao Valley and the windward side call for waterproof layers.
spring specific
Protect against strong tropical sun especially on exposed coastal segments.
summer specific
Keep mosquitoes and flies at bay in forested and coastal areas, particularly during wetter months.
fall specific