



by Experience Hawaii
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.$1,398This private tour begins with pick up from your accommodation in Maui. You will travel in a comfortable SUV along the Road to Hana over the course of about 8 to 10 hours. The driver-guide handles all logistics so you can focus on the sights and relax in air-conditioned comfort. The tour includes stops at several locations: Paia town where the plantation history is evident; Ke'anae Arboretum with its 0.6-mile paved path among over 150 tropical plants including taro and rainbow eucalyptus; and Ke‘anae Point, a lava peninsula with ongoing taro cultivation. You will visit Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside with its bamboo groves, waterfall, and natural pool for a chance to cool off. At Wai'anapanapa State Park, see the black sand beach formed from volcanic erosion contrasting with the Pacific Ocean waters. Upper Waikani Falls, known as the Three Bears, offers views of three waterfalls feeding an emerald pool surrounded by tropical plants. The Hana Gold Cacao Plantation stop includes a guided walk through cacao trees and chocolate tasting. The town of Hana itself provides time for shopping and dining. Koki Beach features red and black volcanic sand and coastal views. The Venus Pool (Waioka Pond) is a site for cliff diving where fresh water meets the ocean, suitable for swimmers and spectators. Wailua Falls, an 80-foot waterfall, is visible from the roadside amid rainforest greenery. The final stop at Ho'okipa Beach Park offers chances to see Hawaiian Green sea turtles and to relax by the ocean. Carbonated beverages, bottled water, snacks, and private transportation with air conditioning are included. Meals are not included. The tour is designed for families, friends, or couples seeking a private, flexible experience along Maui’s Road to Hana.
Paia
Paia is a small town on Maui’s North Shore with roots as a plantation settlement dating back to 1896. The town originally served workers from the Paia Sugar Mill and retains a historic character.
30 min
Ke'anae Arboretum
Adjacent to Pi'ina'au Stream, this arboretum has ancient terraced taro fields and a 0.6-mile paved trail. It features over 150 types of tropical timber, fruit, and ornamental trees, each labeled, including taro and rainbow eucalyptus.
45 min
Ke‘anae Point
A lava peninsula stretching half a mile from the Hana Highway cliff line. The area has taro lo'i farming on young lava soil formed from a recent Haleakala lava flow. The peninsula is visible from lookouts before reaching the turnout.
30 min
Pua'a Ka'a State Park
Set in a rainforest, this wayside has dense bamboo groves, tropical flowers, and ferns. It features a waterfall with a natural pool where visitors can cool off amid the sounds of nature and tropical birds.
30 min
Wai'anapanapa State Park
This park on Maui’s east coast has a black sand beach formed by volcanic erosion. The sand sparkles from high mineral content and contrasts with the clear Pacific Ocean water.
45 min
Upper Waikani Falls
Known as the Three Bears, this trio of waterfalls cascades into an emerald pool surrounded by tropical plants. It is a popular roadside stop for photos and enjoying the waterfall mist.
15 min
Hana Gold
A family-owned cacao plantation in Hana where visitors take a guided walk among cacao trees, learn about chocolate production, and sample handmade chocolate products.
30 min
Hana
A small town with a population of 782 offering shopping, dining, and a chance to explore local culture and amenities.
60 min
Koki Beach
A beach featuring red and black volcanic sand with coastal views. Visitors may swim or watch waves depending on conditions.
30 min
Venus Pool (Waioka Pond)
A natural pool where fresh water meets the ocean, known locally for cliff diving. Visitors can swim or watch divers perform flips from the cliffs.
60 min
Wailua Falls
An 80-foot waterfall visible from the roadside, located in Hana's rainforest. It flows into a tranquil pool and is a common stop for photos.
30 min
Ho'okipa Beach Park
A beach known for swimming, snorkeling, and sightings of Hawaiian Green sea turtles that come ashore in the evening. Visitors must keep a respectful distance from the protected turtles.
30 min
Start your day at the charming Island Fresh Café in Paia! Enjoy fresh tropical fruits, a locally-inspired breakfast, and amazing coffee. With reserved secure parking, it's a perfect launch point for your tour. Afterward, explore historic Paia town’s shops, eateries, and vibrant charm!
End point
Start your day at the charming Island Fresh Café in Paia! Enjoy fresh tropical fruits, a locally-inspired breakfast, and amazing coffee. With reserved secure parking, it's a perfect launch point for your tour. Afterward, explore historic Paia town’s shops, eateries, and vibrant charm!




by Experience Hawaii
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.$1,398This private tour begins with pick up from your accommodation in Maui. You will travel in a comfortable SUV along the Road to Hana over the course of about 8 to 10 hours. The driver-guide handles all logistics so you can focus on the sights and relax in air-conditioned comfort. The tour includes stops at several locations: Paia town where the plantation history is evident; Ke'anae Arboretum with its 0.6-mile paved path among over 150 tropical plants including taro and rainbow eucalyptus; and Ke‘anae Point, a lava peninsula with ongoing taro cultivation. You will visit Pua'a Ka'a State Wayside with its bamboo groves, waterfall, and natural pool for a chance to cool off. At Wai'anapanapa State Park, see the black sand beach formed from volcanic erosion contrasting with the Pacific Ocean waters. Upper Waikani Falls, known as the Three Bears, offers views of three waterfalls feeding an emerald pool surrounded by tropical plants. The Hana Gold Cacao Plantation stop includes a guided walk through cacao trees and chocolate tasting. The town of Hana itself provides time for shopping and dining. Koki Beach features red and black volcanic sand and coastal views. The Venus Pool (Waioka Pond) is a site for cliff diving where fresh water meets the ocean, suitable for swimmers and spectators. Wailua Falls, an 80-foot waterfall, is visible from the roadside amid rainforest greenery. The final stop at Ho'okipa Beach Park offers chances to see Hawaiian Green sea turtles and to relax by the ocean. Carbonated beverages, bottled water, snacks, and private transportation with air conditioning are included. Meals are not included. The tour is designed for families, friends, or couples seeking a private, flexible experience along Maui’s Road to Hana.
Paia
Paia is a small town on Maui’s North Shore with roots as a plantation settlement dating back to 1896. The town originally served workers from the Paia Sugar Mill and retains a historic character.
30 min
Ke'anae Arboretum
Adjacent to Pi'ina'au Stream, this arboretum has ancient terraced taro fields and a 0.6-mile paved trail. It features over 150 types of tropical timber, fruit, and ornamental trees, each labeled, including taro and rainbow eucalyptus.
45 min
Ke‘anae Point
A lava peninsula stretching half a mile from the Hana Highway cliff line. The area has taro lo'i farming on young lava soil formed from a recent Haleakala lava flow. The peninsula is visible from lookouts before reaching the turnout.
30 min
Pua'a Ka'a State Park
Set in a rainforest, this wayside has dense bamboo groves, tropical flowers, and ferns. It features a waterfall with a natural pool where visitors can cool off amid the sounds of nature and tropical birds.
30 min
Wai'anapanapa State Park
This park on Maui’s east coast has a black sand beach formed by volcanic erosion. The sand sparkles from high mineral content and contrasts with the clear Pacific Ocean water.
45 min
Upper Waikani Falls
Known as the Three Bears, this trio of waterfalls cascades into an emerald pool surrounded by tropical plants. It is a popular roadside stop for photos and enjoying the waterfall mist.
15 min
Hana Gold
A family-owned cacao plantation in Hana where visitors take a guided walk among cacao trees, learn about chocolate production, and sample handmade chocolate products.
30 min
Hana
A small town with a population of 782 offering shopping, dining, and a chance to explore local culture and amenities.
60 min
Koki Beach
A beach featuring red and black volcanic sand with coastal views. Visitors may swim or watch waves depending on conditions.
30 min
Venus Pool (Waioka Pond)
A natural pool where fresh water meets the ocean, known locally for cliff diving. Visitors can swim or watch divers perform flips from the cliffs.
60 min
Wailua Falls
An 80-foot waterfall visible from the roadside, located in Hana's rainforest. It flows into a tranquil pool and is a common stop for photos.
30 min
Ho'okipa Beach Park
A beach known for swimming, snorkeling, and sightings of Hawaiian Green sea turtles that come ashore in the evening. Visitors must keep a respectful distance from the protected turtles.
30 min
Start your day at the charming Island Fresh Café in Paia! Enjoy fresh tropical fruits, a locally-inspired breakfast, and amazing coffee. With reserved secure parking, it's a perfect launch point for your tour. Afterward, explore historic Paia town’s shops, eateries, and vibrant charm!
End point
Start your day at the charming Island Fresh Café in Paia! Enjoy fresh tropical fruits, a locally-inspired breakfast, and amazing coffee. With reserved secure parking, it's a perfect launch point for your tour. Afterward, explore historic Paia town’s shops, eateries, and vibrant charm!