moderate
8–10 hours
Participants should have a reasonable level of fitness to manage uneven terrain, moderate elevation changes, and a full day outdoors.
Discover the magic of Maui’s Road to Hana with a private hike that combines stunning waterfalls, local food, and unforgettable vistas. Perfect for families and groups looking for a unique outdoor adventure.
⌛8 - 9 Hours | Best Way to Spend a Day on Maui
Embark on an unforgettable journey along Maui's enchanting Road to Hana, where stunning waterfalls, black sand beaches, and breathtaking vistas await. Enjoy delicious local cuisine from top food trucks, capture every moment with GoPro videography, and customize your adventure for a truly memorable experience. Perfect for families and groups!
Get ready for one of Maui’s most magical journeys, where every twist and turn reveals something extraordinary! The legendary Road to Hana showcases breathtaking landscapes, including black sand beaches, towering waterfalls, cliffside views, and sacred tide pools. Your adventure will feel like a scene from a Jurassic Park movie, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flora.
With a private tour (4 or more people), you can customize your level of adventure or enjoy a more relaxed, scenic ride. For shared groups (2-3 people without the $239 privacy fee), you’ll still experience short trails and magical stops.
Lunch is included at the best Hana food trucks, featuring delicious Thai, Mexican, American, and local options. Accommodations for dietary allergies are available. Plus, GoPro videography is included, so every jaw-dropping moment is yours to relive!
Begin your hike early in the morning to enjoy peaceful trails and better parking availability at key stops.
Expect wet and slippery sections near waterfalls and river crossings, so wear shoes with good grip and water resistance.
Keep hydrated and energized with plenty of water and light snacks, as some stretches lack vendors or facilities.
Stay on marked trails, leave no trace, and respect private property to preserve the area’s beauty and traditions.
The Road to Hana follows ancient Hawaiian trade routes and features sites sacred to native culture, blending natural beauty with deep historical roots.
Efforts to protect native ecosystems include trail maintenance, visitor education on 'leave no trace,' and restrictions on access to sensitive areas to preserve native plants and wildlife.
Essential for navigating wet, rocky paths and stream crossings safely.
Keeps you hydrated throughout the long hiking day without relying on single-use plastics.
Protects against sudden rain showers common in the Hana region, especially during spring.
spring specific
Provides sun protection during exposed sections of the trail or at beach stops.
summer specific