See Haleakalā summit views, then chase waterfalls on the Road to Hana
Full day
Up to 11 people
Transport, admission, snacks
Explore Haleakalā National Park and the Road to Hana in one full-day guided tour, with scenic stops, an easy trail option, and time at freshwater pools. Ride in a Mercedes Sprinter van with snacks and drinks provided throughout the day.
Gratuity is not included (15–20% recommended). Not recommended for guests with heart or respiratory conditions, pregnant women, or guests with severe back problems due to high altitude and winding roads. If you are prone to car sickness, take medication or natural remedies at least 1 hour before the tour.
Cancel at least 48 hours before scheduled departure for a full refund. Reschedule up to 24 hours before departure. Cancellations within 48 hours are non-refundable. No-shows are not eligible for refunds.
This tour is not recommended if you have heart or respiratory conditions, if you’re pregnant, or if you have severe back problems, due to high altitude and winding mountain roads.
Dress in layers and bring warm clothes for the Haleakalā summit (temperatures can be around 30°F). Bring a camera, sunglasses, sunscreen, and spending money/cash for local crafts. If you plan to swim, bring a swimsuit, towel, and water shoes.
Yes. You’ll have snacks and drinks available throughout the day, including water, soft drinks, seltzers, Aloha juices, and a variety of snack items. Guides also offer fresh local fruit from a farmstand.
Standing at the rim of Haleakalā National Park, the landscape unfolds in layers of rust, charcoal, and silver — a volcanic wilderness that feels more like another planet than a Hawaiian island. The air is thin and cool, a stark contrast to the beaches far below. Haleakalā National Park stretches from this 10,000-foot summit all the way down to the lush rainforest coastline of Kipahulu, offering two distinct worlds within a single protected place.
The guides here consistently earn rave reviews, with Eric, Chad, Chase, Bryan, and Daniel mentioned by name as knowledgeable, fun, and genuinely passionate about sharing Maui's beauty. Travelers appreciate how these guides reveal hidden spots along the Road to Hana that they'd miss driving solo, plus they handle those notorious 500+ curves while keeping everyone comfortable and entertained. The Mercedes vans come stocked with snacks and drinks, and guides often bring local treats like Maui gold pineapple to enhance the experience. What really stands out is the personal touch. Guides don't just recite facts—they share stories, help with photography, and maintain warm relationships with local communities along the route. Reviewers mention waterfall jumps, black sand beaches, and farm-fresh lunches as highlights. Just note that tours combining Haleakalā summit (over 10,000 feet) with the winding Road to Hana can be challenging if you're sensitive to altitude or motion sickness. Otherwise, travelers consistently say this tour beats attempting the drive yourself, making it worth every penny for cruise passengers and resort guests alike.
It was a very relaxing and enjoyable. We learned a lot about the island, there language and culture. The views were breath taking. The driver, Chad was a very down to earth guide. Easy to talk to and understand his abilities to explain the island of Maui.
Errol Cordell
March 9, 2026
It was a very relaxing and enjoyable. We learned a lot about the island, there language and culture. The views were breath taking. The driver, Chad was a very down to earth guide. Easy to talk to and understand his abilities to explain the island of Maui.
Errol Cordell
March 9, 2026