Maui Road to Hana Adventure with Farm to Table Lunch
by Aloha Eco Adventures
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$518Overview
This full-day tour on Maui covers the 52-mile Road to Hana drive in 9 to 11 hours using 2024/25 Mercedes Sprinter vans. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off. It begins in the historic town of Paia, known for its colorful shops and surf culture. The first stop is Ho'okipa Beach Park for 15 minutes, where visitors can see windsurfing and Hawaiian green sea turtles on the sand. The van then travels along the Hana Highway, passing the Rainbow Eucalyptus forest near mile marker 7 and the Na'ili'ili-Haele Bamboo forest near mile marker 6.7, both viewed from the vehicle. Several waterfall stops occur along the way, including the twin waterfall walls and two falls between mile markers 19 and 22.5: Waikane Falls (Three Bears Falls) visible from the highway, and Pua'a Ka'a Falls within Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside Park, where swimming is optional. There is a 20-minute stop at Ke‘anae Point, a Hawaiian village with traditional taro fields and the historic Lanakila Congregational Church, where visitors can also purchase local banana bread. Wai'anapanapa State Park is visited for 20 minutes, featuring Maui's only black sand beach, sea arches, lava tubes, and the King's Coastal Trail; park admission is included and swimming is optional. Lunch is served for 45 minutes at Hana Farms, offering a farm-to-table meal with stone-oven pizza, unlimited salad, and local dishes. Visitors can shop for local items or tour the gardens at Hana Farms. The tour concludes in historic Hana Town, where guests can learn about its history and the significance of Ka'uiki Hill. Snacks, bottled water, beverages, admission fees, and parking fees are included. Breakfast and gratuities are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Paia
The tour starts in Paia, a historic town known for its colorful shops and bohemian surf culture. This former sugar plantation town is the traditional gateway to the Road to Hana and offers visitors a taste of Maui's laid-back lifestyle with local boutiques and eateries.
Ho'okipa Beach Park
A 15-minute stop at Ho'okipa Beach Park, a crescent-shaped beach east of Paia. It is famous worldwide as the birthplace of modern windsurfing and a reliable spot to see Hawaiian green sea turtles resting on the sand. The park offers coastal views and windsurfing action.
15 min
Twin Falls Maui
Along the road, multiple roadside waterfall walls appear, especially after rainfall, creating flowing curtains of water over rock faces. These waterfalls showcase Maui's rainforest environment and are photographic highlights on the drive.
Rainbow Eucalyptus Forest
Near mile marker 7, the van passes the Rainbow Eucalyptus forest, known as the Painted Forest. Its trees display multicolored bark with layers of green, orange, red, purple, and yellow. This feature is visible from the vehicle windows while traveling the Hana Highway.
Bamboo Forest
Close to mile marker 6.7, the Na'ili'ili-Haele Bamboo forest features tall, dense bamboo stalks forming a natural green tunnel. This bamboo grove thrives in Maui's tropical rainforest climate and volcanic soil, visible from the roadside.
Ke‘anae Point
A 20-minute stop at Ke‘anae Peninsula, a half-mile lava finger extending into the Pacific Ocean. The area is an authentic Hawaiian village with traditional taro fields cultivated by locals. Visitors see the 1860 Lanakila Ihiihi O Iehova O na Kaua Congregational Church surrounded by lava rocks and fields. Local banana bread is available for purchase.
20 min
Waterfalls near Mile Markers 19 to 22.5
The tour passes two waterfalls: Waikane Falls (Three Bears Falls) visible from the highway between mile markers 19 and 20, and Pua'a Ka'a Falls at mile 22.5 within Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside Park. The park has pools and dense rainforest. Swimming is at guests' discretion.
20 min
Wai'anapanapa State Park
A 20-minute visit to Wai'anapanapa State Park, home to Maui's only black sand beach. The park covers 120 tropical acres with volcanic sea arches, blowholes, lava tubes, and the historic King's Coastal Trail along volcanic cliffs. Park entry is included. Swimming is at guests' discretion.
20 min
Lunch at Hana Farms
Lunch lasts 45 minutes at Hana Farms, featuring stone-oven pizza, unlimited salad, and local flavors in a farm-to-table setting.
45 min
Hana
The Road to Hana journey ends in Hana Town after a 52-mile drive through tropical surroundings. This quiet village maintains the traditional Hawaiian culture and rural atmosphere. Visitors can explore Ka'uiki Hill, a historic site where ancient Hawaiian royalty once ruled and significant battles took place. Hana Town was a favored retreat of Hawaiian Ali'i and offers a view into traditional island life, serving as the cultural conclusion to the Road to Hana trip.
Meeting point
Complimentary Hotel pick up and drop off in luxurious 2023/2024/2025 Mercedes Sprinter Vans. Pick up time will be 6:15 - 6:30 am
End point
Complimentary Hotel pick up and drop off in luxurious 2023/2024/2025 Mercedes Sprinter Vans. Pick up time will be 6:15 - 6:30 am
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Maui Road to Hana Adventure with Farm to Table Lunch
by Aloha Eco Adventures
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$518Overview
This full-day tour on Maui covers the 52-mile Road to Hana drive in 9 to 11 hours using 2024/25 Mercedes Sprinter vans. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off. It begins in the historic town of Paia, known for its colorful shops and surf culture. The first stop is Ho'okipa Beach Park for 15 minutes, where visitors can see windsurfing and Hawaiian green sea turtles on the sand. The van then travels along the Hana Highway, passing the Rainbow Eucalyptus forest near mile marker 7 and the Na'ili'ili-Haele Bamboo forest near mile marker 6.7, both viewed from the vehicle. Several waterfall stops occur along the way, including the twin waterfall walls and two falls between mile markers 19 and 22.5: Waikane Falls (Three Bears Falls) visible from the highway, and Pua'a Ka'a Falls within Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside Park, where swimming is optional. There is a 20-minute stop at Ke‘anae Point, a Hawaiian village with traditional taro fields and the historic Lanakila Congregational Church, where visitors can also purchase local banana bread. Wai'anapanapa State Park is visited for 20 minutes, featuring Maui's only black sand beach, sea arches, lava tubes, and the King's Coastal Trail; park admission is included and swimming is optional. Lunch is served for 45 minutes at Hana Farms, offering a farm-to-table meal with stone-oven pizza, unlimited salad, and local dishes. Visitors can shop for local items or tour the gardens at Hana Farms. The tour concludes in historic Hana Town, where guests can learn about its history and the significance of Ka'uiki Hill. Snacks, bottled water, beverages, admission fees, and parking fees are included. Breakfast and gratuities are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Paia
The tour starts in Paia, a historic town known for its colorful shops and bohemian surf culture. This former sugar plantation town is the traditional gateway to the Road to Hana and offers visitors a taste of Maui's laid-back lifestyle with local boutiques and eateries.
Ho'okipa Beach Park
A 15-minute stop at Ho'okipa Beach Park, a crescent-shaped beach east of Paia. It is famous worldwide as the birthplace of modern windsurfing and a reliable spot to see Hawaiian green sea turtles resting on the sand. The park offers coastal views and windsurfing action.
15 min
Twin Falls Maui
Along the road, multiple roadside waterfall walls appear, especially after rainfall, creating flowing curtains of water over rock faces. These waterfalls showcase Maui's rainforest environment and are photographic highlights on the drive.
Rainbow Eucalyptus Forest
Near mile marker 7, the van passes the Rainbow Eucalyptus forest, known as the Painted Forest. Its trees display multicolored bark with layers of green, orange, red, purple, and yellow. This feature is visible from the vehicle windows while traveling the Hana Highway.
Bamboo Forest
Close to mile marker 6.7, the Na'ili'ili-Haele Bamboo forest features tall, dense bamboo stalks forming a natural green tunnel. This bamboo grove thrives in Maui's tropical rainforest climate and volcanic soil, visible from the roadside.
Ke‘anae Point
A 20-minute stop at Ke‘anae Peninsula, a half-mile lava finger extending into the Pacific Ocean. The area is an authentic Hawaiian village with traditional taro fields cultivated by locals. Visitors see the 1860 Lanakila Ihiihi O Iehova O na Kaua Congregational Church surrounded by lava rocks and fields. Local banana bread is available for purchase.
20 min
Waterfalls near Mile Markers 19 to 22.5
The tour passes two waterfalls: Waikane Falls (Three Bears Falls) visible from the highway between mile markers 19 and 20, and Pua'a Ka'a Falls at mile 22.5 within Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside Park. The park has pools and dense rainforest. Swimming is at guests' discretion.
20 min
Wai'anapanapa State Park
A 20-minute visit to Wai'anapanapa State Park, home to Maui's only black sand beach. The park covers 120 tropical acres with volcanic sea arches, blowholes, lava tubes, and the historic King's Coastal Trail along volcanic cliffs. Park entry is included. Swimming is at guests' discretion.
20 min
Lunch at Hana Farms
Lunch lasts 45 minutes at Hana Farms, featuring stone-oven pizza, unlimited salad, and local flavors in a farm-to-table setting.
45 min
Hana
The Road to Hana journey ends in Hana Town after a 52-mile drive through tropical surroundings. This quiet village maintains the traditional Hawaiian culture and rural atmosphere. Visitors can explore Ka'uiki Hill, a historic site where ancient Hawaiian royalty once ruled and significant battles took place. Hana Town was a favored retreat of Hawaiian Ali'i and offers a view into traditional island life, serving as the cultural conclusion to the Road to Hana trip.
Meeting point
Complimentary Hotel pick up and drop off in luxurious 2023/2024/2025 Mercedes Sprinter Vans. Pick up time will be 6:15 - 6:30 am
End point
Complimentary Hotel pick up and drop off in luxurious 2023/2024/2025 Mercedes Sprinter Vans. Pick up time will be 6:15 - 6:30 am
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.