moderate
3–4 hours
Suitable for most active individuals who can handle steady walking and light elevation gain.
Discover Hawaii’s lush rainforest and waterfalls with a guided hike through Maui’s vibrant landscapes. Pa’ia Town’s charm pairs perfectly with rainforest adventures, wildlife viewing, and local stories for an unforgettable day outdoors.
Starting at $159/Hiker • 5 Hour Trip • Ages 6+
Experience the charm of Pa’ia Town and the thrill of a rainforest hike to stunning waterfalls. Enjoy shopping in unique boutiques, swim in refreshing pools, and savor a picnic lunch amidst nature. With a knowledgeable guide, discover Maui's beauty and spot sea turtles at the iconic Ho’okipa Beach Park.
Hiker with hotel transportation - $199 Hiker without hotel transportation - $159
5 hours, more if hotel transportation is included
Enjoy a visit to the historic plantation town of Pa'ia, now a funky, laid-back surf community. Visit colorful storefronts housing boutiques, art galleries, and souvenir shops offering one-of-a-kind treasures. Then head to Ho'olawa Valley along Maui's famous Hana Highway, where you'll take a 1.5-mile hike to refreshing waterfalls in a lush rainforest, swim in freshwater pools (optional), and jump from rock ledges into the pools below. You’ll enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the picturesque waterfall areas. Along the way, you’ll learn fascinating facts about Maui and Hawai'i from your entertaining and knowledgeable naturalist guide. Before returning to your resort, you'll visit world-famous Ho'okipa Beach Park, where some of the best waves in Hawai'i and frequently green Hawaiian sea turtles (honu) are found.
The trail can be muddy and uneven, especially near waterfalls, so proper shoes help prevent slips.
Rain can appear unexpectedly in rainforest areas, keeping you comfortable during sudden showers.
Stay energized and hydrated while venturing through lush terrains and along scenic stops.
Avoid disturbing turtles or plants, and stick to designated paths to preserve the environment.
Pa’ia was once a hub for sugar plantation workers and remains a center for local artisans and surf culture.
Hike Maui actively promotes sustainable tourism, encouraging visitors to leave no trace and respect the environment.
Supportive footwear with good grip is essential for navigating rainforest trails.
Protection from sudden rainstorms keeps you comfortable throughout the hike.
spring,winter specific
Keeps you protected from UV rays during sunny stretches on the trail.
summer specific
Capture the waterfalls and lush scenery during your adventure.