
easy
8–11 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to walk short uneven trails and get in/out of a vehicle repeatedly.
Skip the stress of driving and let an expert guide navigate Maui’s legendary Road to Hana. This small-group, full-day tour pairs dramatic coastal driving with waterfall swims, black-sand beaches, and local food stops.
A gray dawn breaks over Kahului as the van eases onto Highway 36, headlights cutting through mist that still clings to taro fields. The road unfurls like an old map—narrow, curving, punctuated by single-lane bridges—and the guide's voice slips between practical directions and island stories. By the time the ocean appears, it doesn't simply sit there; it glares, then invites, the surf daring you to keep watching.

Bottled water is provided, but carry a refillable bottle to stay hydrated across long stretches between stops.
Many swim stops require walking on wet, uneven lava and river rocks—water shoes or sturdy sandals prevent slips.
Temperatures vary from sun-exposed coastlines to cool rainforest gulches; pack a light rain shell and breathable layers.
Stops have sporadic facilities—use restrooms when offered and carry hand sanitizer and tissues.
The Hana Highway was built in the early 20th century, connecting remote villages and opening traditional taro-farming communities to the rest of Maui.
Many stops are ecologically sensitive; follow 'leave no trace' guidelines, avoid stepping on native vegetation, and support local vendors to help sustain the community.
Keeps you hydrated through a long day and reduces plastic waste.
Protects feet on slippery lava rock and in freshwater pools.
summer specific
Rain is common along the east Maui rainforest; a packable shell keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Wear swimwear under layers for quick access to swimming spots and fast drying.
summer specific