Private Road to Hana Day Tour from Maui Resorts
Go private on the Road to Hana with waterfalls, black sand beach, and local stops
Duration
8-10 Hours
Ideal For
Up to 7 people
Includes
Pickup, entry fees, drinks
Highlights
Explore the Road to Hana with a private guide and skip the stress of driving. Spend 8–10 hours chasing rainforest views, waterfall stops, and Waianapanapa State Park’s black sand beach.
- Get picked up from your property and start the Hana Highway with your guide
- Stop at Auntie Sandy’s Banana Bread stand in Keanae
- Visit Waianapanapa State Park and its Black Sand Beach with entry fees included
- Stop at Pua’akaa Falls and take in Wailua Valley Lookout
- Finish at Ho’okipa Beach Park to look for Hawaiian green sea turtles on the beach
- Choose an optional stop at Hana Lava Tube for an added fee
What's Included
- Private tour for up to 7 guests
- Resort, hotel, condo, or meeting location pickup and return
- Entry fees for Waianapanapa State Park
- Bottled water
- Soda
Things to know
Food purchases are at your expense. The 6th and 7th guest will have a middle seat. The optional Hana Lava Tube stop costs $13 per person.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with 7 days notice. 50% refund with 4-6 days notice. No refund with 3 days notice. No-shows are charged full price. Reschedule within 24 hours: $100 fee (waived if company reschedules).
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FAQs
Preferred pickup times are 6:30 AM for West Side/Lahaina and 7:00 AM for Kihei/Wailea (Central/South Maui).
Bring swimwear (optional), a change of clothes (only if you plan to swim), a phone charger, and cash for stops.
No. Any food purchases are at your expense.
Meeting details
West Side/ Lahaina preferred pickup time: 6:30AM l Kihei/Wailea preferred pickup time: 7:00AM
Related locations
Waiʻānapanapa State Park
Admission includedStanding at Waiʻānapanapa State Park, the contrast is immediate and unforgettable. Jet-black volcanic sand meets the churning turquoise surf, while ironwood trees bend in the salt wind above the shoreline. The air carries the scent of sea spray and wet lava rock. Waiʻānapanapa State Park rewards those who linger with hidden sea caves, blowholes, and a coastal trail that winds through some of the most dramatic scenery on Maui.
