Oahu to Maui Road to Hana Day Trip — Round-Trip Air Included
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
10–12 hours
Fitness Level
Average fitness for a long day of travel and short walks; must be able to board and disembark a high-top van and walk on uneven terrain.
Overview
Swap an island’s airport shuffle for a long, slow ribbon of rainforest and sea. This Oahu-to‑Maui day trip delivers the Road to Hana’s waterfalls, black sand and seaside farms in a single packed day—round‑trip air included.
Oahu to Maui Road to Hana Day Trip — Round-Trip Air Included
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You land on Oahu just before dawn, ticket in hand, and the island’s humidity still clinging to the tarmac. By midmorning you’re airborne again, crossing the dimpled blue between islands, and by noon the Road to Hana unfurls below like a green ribbon—tight turns, waterfalls spilling into the ocean, and cliffs that dare you to keep looking.
Adventure Photos
Adventure Tips
Bring motion-sickness meds
The Hana Highway is winding—if you’re prone to carsickness take medication before boarding and sit near the front of the van.
Layer for sudden rain
Bring a lightweight rain shell; showers can appear and pass within minutes in the rainforest sections.
Respect marine wildlife
Turtles and shorebirds are protected—do not approach or touch; the tour often views key spots from the moving vehicle to reduce disturbance.
Footwear for short hikes and pools
Wear shoes that can get wet and provide grip; some waterfall and pool access is over slippery rocks.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian green sea turtle (honu)
- Coastal seabirds and forest birds such as shearwaters and native passerines
History
The Hana Highway follows old coastal and inland paths used for centuries by local communities for taro farming and fishing; settlements along the route preserve family-run farms and cultural practices.
Conservation
Hana’s ecosystems are fragile—stay on designated paths, carry out trash, and observe marine life from a distance to protect nesting and basking habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reusable water bottle
Hydration is supplied but having your own bottle keeps you topped up through long stretches between stops.
Comfortable walking shoes
Support and traction are needed for short paths, rocky shorelines and slippery waterfall approaches.
Lightweight rain shell
The road crosses wet microclimates where sudden showers are common—stay dry without bulk.
Water shoes
Useful for entering freshwater pools and negotiating black-sand or lava-rock shorelines.
summer specific