Maui Adventure Bundle: 6 Epic Audio Driving Tours, Including Road to Hana

Day 1: Maui "Classic" Road to Hana Audio Driving Tour

1. Kahului Harbor
   15m · Admission ticket not included
   Enjoy a ton of fascinating and fun stories to tell you on the way about the legends of Hana and the history of Hawaii
2. 30m · Admission ticket not included
   Paia town is home to several restaurants, art galleries, surf shops, and other tourist-oriented businesses. We recommend filling up your gas here prior to tackling the Road To Hana.
3. Ho'okipa Beach Park
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Ho'okipa Beach is a world-renowned windsurfing destination. It's a beautiful white sand beach and is perfect for watching sunsets at.=
4. Twin Falls Maui
   1h · Admission ticket not included
   Twin Falls is the first easily accessible string of waterfalls and pools on the Road to Hana. It's the best way to kick off your Road to Hana adventure in style!
5. Waikamoi Ridge Trail
   45m · Admission ticket not included
   Waikamoi Ridge Trail is an often unnoticed attraction along the Road to Hana. It's located just past mile marker 9 between Twin Falls and the Garden of Eden Arboretum before Ke’anae.
6. Garden of Eden Arboretum & Botanical Garden
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Lush botanical gardens set on 26 acres, with trails, picnic spots, waterfalls & coastal views.
7. 30m
   Puohokomoa Falls is known as one of the most accessible waterfalls on the Hana highway. It's a two hundred feet cascading waterfall and is located between mile markers 10 and 11 on the Hana Highway.
8. Kaumahina State Wayside Park
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Kaumahina State Wayside is a scenic area rest area where you can picnic where you can see the Maui coastline.
9. 30m
   Honomanu Bay is a picturesque bay located between mile markers 13 and 14 along the Hana highway.
10. Ke‘anae Point
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    A nice place to stop by for their famous Banana Bread and beautiful ocean views.6
11. Halfway to Hana
    15m · Admission ticket not included
    The halfway point along your journey to Hana! A nice place to stop and get some fruits from some local fruit stands.
12. Wailua Valley State Wayside Park
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Wailua Valley State Wayside offers a view of Ke‘anae Valley and Ko‘olau Gap in Haleakala’s rim, and of Wailua Village.
13. Waikani Falls
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Also known as "Three Bears Falls", Waikani Falls is a very popular and picturesque waterfall along the Road to Hana. It is easily spotted and is a definite must visit when driving this awesome road.
14. Wailua Falls
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Located just past mile marker #45 on Honolewa Stream, we highly recommend a stop at Wailua Falls, known as Maui's 'most photographed waterfall'.
15. Pua'a Ka'a State Park
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Pua'a Ka'a State park consists of 5 acres of rainforest with waterfalls and pools
16. Upper Waikani Falls
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Also known as "Three Bears Falls", Waikani Falls is a very popular and picturesque waterfall along the Road to Hana. It is easily spotted and is a definite must visit when driving this awesome road.
17. Makapipi Falls
    15m · Admission ticket not included
    After mile marker 25, you will find Makapipi Falls, one of the most interesting falls on the Hana Highway. The Makapipi Stream flows within the lava streambed into a pristine blue pool.
18. Nahiku Viewpoint
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Nahiku viewpoint boasts a great coastline view with waves crashing against the shore. This is a fine picnic spot and a good place to stretch your legs.
19. 30m · Admission ticket not included
    Just six miles before Hāna Town, (near mile marker 29), you’ll find the Nahiku Marketplace, located here is some awesome places to stop and grab a bite to eat.
20. Kahanu Garden & Preserve
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Kahanu Garden is a beautiful botanical garden along the Hana Highway.
21. Hana Lava Tubes
    45m · Admission ticket not included
    A fun, family-friendly adventure through a fascinating cave created by molten lava approximately 960 years ago.
22. Wai'anapanapa State Park
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Also known for the state park with Black Sand Beach, this place is a definite must-visit while tackling the Road to Hana.
23. Hana Bay Beach Park
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Located within Hana Bay is Hana Beach Park, which has a long black-sand beach and a grassy area with picnic tables.
24. Red Sand Beach - Kaihalulu Beach
    45m · Admission ticket not included
    Red Sand Beach is a dramatic and beautiful hidden cove unlike any other. It is one of the most picturesque beaches on this entire drive.
25. Hasegawa's General Store
    15m · Admission ticket not included
    A nice place to stock up on food/snacks/drinks before heading back to Paia.
26. Koki Beach
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Koki Beach on Maui is located south of the small village of Hana. The dark reddish sand of the beach comes from the large red cinder hill, named Ka Iwi o Pele.
27. Hamoa Beach
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Hamoa Beach is located near the little town on Hana on the east side of Maui. Hamoa Beach is consistently named as one of the top beaches on Maui.
28. Ohe'o Gulch
    1h · Admission ticket not included
    Ohe'o Gulch is one of the most popular stops along the Hana Highway. It is also known as "Seven Sacred Pools" and is a must-visit along this windy drive.
29. Pipiwai Trail
    2h · Admission ticket not included
    See a majestic banyan tree, stroll through a bamboo forest and arrive at a 400 ft waterfall.
30. Venus Pool (Waioka Pond)
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Waioka Pond, also commonly called the Venus Pool, is a beautiful swimming hole with the added bonus of having various rock ledges that are perfect for cliff jumping.

Day 2: Maui "Reverse" Road To Hana Audio Driving Tour

1. 5m
   Begin the day with a scenic site and geologic wonder! As you drive along this country road, you’ll soon spot a rock formation in the ocean.
2. 30m
   Next is a visit to Huakini Beach. After a short walk to the shore, you’ll notice this beach is covered with rocks.
   
   Although you won't feel sand between your toes, stop and listen as the waves crash onto these rocks.
   
   You’ll hear a loud rumbling if the conditions are right.
3. 10m
   This is the first of many beautiful views that the tour has to offer! From this windy spot, you can see Nu’u Bay and Mount Haleakala.
4. Alelele Falls
   20m
   Alelele Falls is one of nine waterfalls you'll visit on on your adventure today! Visiting the falls requires a short hike that crosses a stream, but other than that, it’s pretty accessible.
5. Charles Lindbergh's Grave
   10m
   Just before Haleakala in a remote graveyard is the final resting place of Charles Lindbergh, the famous aviator known for being the first to fly nonstop across the Atlantic from New York to Paris.
6. Ohe'o Gulch
   Pass by
   This is by far one of the most popular stops on the Road to Hana.
   
   'Ohe'o Gulch, also known as Pools of ‘Ohe’o and Seven Sacred Pools, is a series of cascading waterfalls that lead to pristine rock pools.
   
   This is the perfect place to spend some time, especially since you’ll arrive before the crowds.
7. Pipiwai Trail
   Pass by
   While you are at Haleakala National Park at Kipahulu, we highly recommend you check out the Pipiwai Trail. This 3.5-mile rainforest trail offers beautiful views of two waterfalls and a bamboo forest.
   
   The hike is rated moderate and takes about 2 hours to complete.
8. Wailua Falls
   1m
   As you’re driving, look out for Wailua Falls along the road. It’s a breathtaking, 80-foot waterfall. The best view is from the left of the bridge.
   
   Be mindful of other drivers on the road as you keep an eye out.
9. Hamoa Beach
   30m
   Want to sit back and relax for a little? This is a perfect family beach because of the protected cove and the large sandy area.
   
   If the waves aren’t too strong, there is some pretty decent snorkeling on the far left side of the cove.
10. Koki Beach
    30m
    Koki Beach is another great spot to kick back and relax. One interesting feature of this spot is the large hill beside it.
    
    Hawaiians have a name for this spot – it’s called Ka Iwi o Pele, which means "the bones of Pele."
    
    This hill is a cinder cone that erupted lava just before Mount Haleakala went dormant.
11. Hasegawa's General Store
    5m
    This general store has been owned and operated by the same family since 1910. It has everything from snacks to souvenirs. It’s a great place to stop to pick up food and drinks for the road.
    
    Note the only gas station in Hana is next door to the general store. This is a good spot to fill the tank for the road ahead.5
12. Hana
    1h
    We recommend you grab a bite to eat here in Hana. There are loads of options to choose from.
13. Pass by
    Visit one of Maui’s only black-sand beaches. Created when hot lava shattered in contact with the ocean, this beach is unlike any others on the Road to Hana.
14. Kahanu Garden & Preserve
    45m · Admission ticket not included
    Kahanu Garden is a National Tropical Botanical Garden outside of Hana featuring native plants of value to Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.
15. Makapipi Falls
    1m
    Makapipi Falls is one of the most interesting falls on the tour. Not only does the highway cross over the cascades, but the waterf flows from a lava streambed into a beautiful pool below.
16. Hana Lava Tube
    15m · Admission ticket not included
    This cave was formed when hot lava from an eruption cooled and hardened on the exterior, while it continued flowing in the inner core.
    
    After the lava drained out, the hardened exterior shell remained, forming a cave.
17. Waikani Falls
    Pass by
    Waikani Falls is actually a series of three waterfalls, also known by its nickname -- the Three Bears Falls.
    
    The falls likely got this nickname because the three falls have varying heights: short, medium, and tall, just like the family of bears in the children’s story Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
18. Wailua Valley State Wayside Park
    15m
    Wailua Valley State Wayside offers an excellent view of little Wailua Town and a famous church called the "Coral Miracle Church."
    
    From the overlook, you can also see the Haleakala Volcano behind you.
    
    You may even get lucky and see a waterfall or two cascading down in the distance.
19. Halfway to Hana
    20m
    Looking to grab a snack for the road? Stop at Halfway to Hana Food Stand.
    
    This snack shop also has fresh banana bread, shave ice, lunch items like burgers and sandwiches, and small bites like fruits and chips.
20. 5m
    Pull over for an amazing overlook of the Ke’anae Peninsula. You will see a large shoulder on the right that provides a great bird's-eye view of the peninsula.
21. 10m
    The Ke'anae Peninsula is a short detour off of Hana Highway, but it’s well worth the time for its stunning views of the ocean ripping through jagged lava rock.
    
    There are also public restrooms by the softball field at Ke'anae Park.
22. 15m
    Aunty Sandy’s serves up warm loaves of banana bread that are made fresh daily. We highly recommend you stop for a bite.
23. Ke'anae Arboretum
    30m
    Perhaps you’ve heard of the rainbow eucalyptus trees on the Road to Hana? If you’re hoping to see these colorful trees up close, here’s the spot!
    
    And even better, the Ke’anae Arboretum is free and open to the public.
24. 5m
    Pull over to view sheer cliffs and crashing surf at Nua’ailua Bay.
25. 5m
    Park in the pullout for a view of Honomanu Bay.
26. Kaumahina State Wayside Park
    10m
    This scenic rest stop offers a nice view of the Ke'anae Peninsula and is a great place to stretch your legs.
27. Garden of Eden Arboretum & Botanical Garden
    1h · Admission ticket not included
    The Garden of Eden is a family-friendly spot with a variety of exotic plants from tropical rainforests throughout the world.
    
    While you’re there, you’ll see stunning coastal views and catch a glimpse of the Keopuka Rock, which was featured in the opening scene of Jurassic Park.
28. Waikamoi Ridge Trail
    30m
    This family-friendly trail is a short, three-quarter-mile loop that takes you through a forest of giant eucalyptus and mahogany trees.
29. Twin Falls Maui
    30m · Admission ticket not included
    Unbeknownst to most, there are actually three different falls in the area -- Twin Falls, the most easily accessible, and Rope Swing and Caves.
30. 10m
    During the months between December and March, when the wind and ocean conditions are just right, Jaws can produce waves as high as 70 feet!
    
    There are many big wave competitions held here every year that attract the best surfers from around the world.
31. Ho'okipa Beach Park
    10m
    The consistent strong winds and good waves here, make Ho’okipa a world-famous beach for windsurfing and kite surfing.
    
    You can stop here briefly to check out the surfers and watch the sunset!
32. Paia
    30m
    You made it! You conquered the Road to Hana! Now that you’re in Pa'ia, we suggest you unwind with dinner at one of this seaside town’s quaint restaurants.

Day 3: Maui "Loop" Road To Hana Audio Driving Tour

1. 30m · Admission ticket not included
   Paia town is home to several restaurants, art galleries, surf shops, and other tourist-oriented businesses. We recommend filling up your gas here prior to tackling the Road To Hana.
2. Ho'okipa Beach Park
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Ho'okipa Beach is a world-renowned windsurfing destination. It's a beautiful white sand beach and is perfect for watching sunsets at.=
3. 30m
   Peʻahi is a place on the north shore of the island of Maui in the U.S. state of Hawaii. It has lent its name to a big wave surfing break, also known as Jaws.
4. Twin Falls Maui
   1h · Admission ticket not included
   Twin Falls is the first easily accessible string of waterfalls and pools on the Road to Hana. It's the best way to kick off your Road to Hana adventure in style!
5. Waikamoi Ridge Trail
   45m · Admission ticket not included
   Waikamoi Ridge Trail is an often unnoticed attraction along the Road to Hana. It's located just past mile marker 9 between Twin Falls and the Garden of Eden Arboretum before Ke’anae.
6. Garden of Eden Arboretum & Botanical Garden
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Lush botanical gardens set on 26 acres, with trails, picnic spots, waterfalls & coastal views.
7. Kaumahina State Wayside Park
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Kaumahina State Wayside is a scenic area rest area where you can picnic where you can see the Maui coastline.
8. 30m
   Honomanu Bay is a picturesque bay located between mile markers 13 and 14 along the Hana highway.
9. 5m
   Pullover to view sheer cliffs and crashing surf at Nua’ailua Bay.
10. Ke'anae Arboretum
    30m
    Perhaps you’ve heard of the rainbow eucalyptus trees on the Road to Hana. If you’re looking to see these colorful trees up close, here’s the spot!
    
    And even better, the Ke’anae Arboretum is free and open to the public.
11. 10m
    The Ke'anae Peninsula is a short detour off of Hana Highway, but it’s well worth the time for its stunning views of the ocean ripping through jagged lava rock.
    
    There are public restrooms at Ke'anae Park by the softball field.
12. 15m
    As you’re leaving the Ke'anae Peninsula, you’ll spot Aunty Sandy’s Banana Bread on the left side of the road.
    
    Aunty Sandy’s serves up warm loaves of banana bread that are made fresh daily. We highly recommend you stop for a bite.
13. 5m
    Now, pull over at an amazing overlook of the Ke’anae Peninsula that we drove down.
    
    You will see a large shoulder on the left that you can pull in for a great bird' s-eye view of the peninsula. Notice the many taro patches that dot the landscape.
14. Halfway to Hana
    20m
    This snack shop also has fresh banana bread, shave ice, lunch items like burgers and sandwiches, and small bites like fruits and chips.
15. Wailua Valley State Wayside Park
    15m
    Wailua Valley State Wayside offers an excellent view of little Wailua Town and a famous church called the “Coral Miracle Church.”
    
    From the overlook, you can also see the Haleakala Volcano behind you.
16. Waikani Falls
    Pass by
    Waikani Falls is actually a series of three waterfalls, also known by its nickname -- the Three Bears Falls. Don’t worry, there are no bears in Hawaii.
    
    The falls likely got this nickname because the three falls have varying heights: short, medium, and tall, just like the family of bears in the children’s story Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
17. Hana Lava Tube
    15m · Admission ticket not included
    This cave was formed when hot lava from an eruption cooled and hardened on the exterior, while it continued flowing in the inner core.
    
    After the lava drained out, the hardened exterior shell remained, forming a cave.
18. Makapipi Falls
    1m
    Makapipi Falls is one of the most interesting falls on the tour. Not only does the highway cross over the cascades, but the water flows from a lava streambed into a beautiful pool below.
19. Kahanu Garden & Preserve
    45m · Admission ticket not included
    Kahanu Garden is a National Tropical Botanical Garden outside of Hana featuring native plants of value to Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.
    
    You’ll learn about the connection between the ancient Hawaiians and the land.
20. 45m
    Visit one of Maui’s only black-sand beaches. Created when hot lava shattered in contact with the ocean, this beach is unlike any others on the Road to Hana.
21. Hana
    1h
    We recommend you grab a bite to eat here in Hana. There are loads of options to choose from. Just note that many restaurants close at 5 p.m.
22. Hasegawa's General Store
    5m
    This general store has been owned and operated by the same family since 1910. It has everything from snacks to souvenirs.
    
    It’s a great place to stop to pick up food and drinks for the road.
23. Koki Beach
    30m
    Hawaiians have a name for this spot – it’s called Ka Iwi o Pele, which means "the bones of Pele."
    
    The hill is a cinder cone that erupted lava just before Mount Haleakala went dormant.
24. Hamoa Beach
    30m
    This is a perfect family beach because of the protected cove and the large sandy area.
    
    If the waves aren’t too strong, there is some pretty decent snorkeling on the far left side of the cove.
    
    To access the beach, park next to the road and take the set of stairs down to the sand.
25. 1m
    As you continue driving towards Kipahulu (Haleakala National Park), look out for Wailua Falls along the road. It’s a breathtaking, 80-foot waterfall.
    
    The best view is from the right of the bridge. Be mindful of other drivers on the road as you keep an eye out.
26. Pipiwai Trail
    Pass by
    Once you get to Haleakala National Park at Kipahulu, we recommend you check out the Pipiwai Trail. This 3.5-mile rainforest trail offers beautiful views of two waterfalls and a bamboo forest.
    
    If you’re short on time or looking for a family-friendly option, you can just hike about 0.5 miles to the first lookout point where you can see Makahiku Falls.
27. Pass by
    This is by far one of the most popular stops on the Road to Hana.
    
    'Ohe'o Gulch, also known as Pools of ‘Ohe’o and Seven Sacred Pools, is a series of cascading waterfalls that lead to pristine rock pools.
28. Charles Lindbergh's Grave
    10m
    Just past Haleakala in a remote graveyard is the final resting place of Charles Lindbergh, the famous aviator known for being the first to fly nonstop across the Atlantic from New York to Paris.
29. Alelele Falls
    20m
    Visiting Alelele Falls requires a short hike that crosses a stream, but other than that, it’s pretty accessible.
    
    The falls are roughly 50 feet tall, and there’s a pool for you to swim in. If you’re looking to get back before dark, skip this spot and keep driving.
30. 30m
    Get one more beach in before you end your day! After a short walk to the shore, you’ll notice this beach is covered with rocks!
    
    Although you won’t feel sand between your toes, stop and listen as the waves crash onto these rocks.
    
    You’ll hear a loud rumbling if the conditions are right.

Day 4: Sunrise at Haleakala Audio Driving Tour

1. Haleakala National Park
   Pass by
   RESERVATION NOT INCLUDED
   Shaka Guide is your perfect companion with turn-by-turn directions, information on what to look for, places to explore, and a truckload of interesting stories and Hawaiian legends of this magnificent volcano.
2. 15m
   Listen to all sorts of fascination Hawaiian stories and legends about as we ascend the mountain
3. Sliding Sands Trail
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Take the challenge of a rigorous 9 mile hike one way and goes on for miles!
4. Pa Ka'oao Trail
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   This mini hike starts at the visitor center and takes you to an overlook with a great view of the crater.
   
   The walk is just .5 miles, and it’s well worth it. Take your time and breathe deeply, the air is much thinner up there.
5. Kalahaku Overlook
   15m · Admission ticket not included
   At this overlook, you’ll see the crater floor from a completely different perspective. It’s definitely worth a stop!
6. Leleiwi Overlook Trail
   15m
   Stand here for a few minutes and you can actually watch the clouds form!
7. 45m
   The Halemau’u Crater hike is actually a monster 11-mile all day hike, and should not be attempted unless you are prepared
8. Hosmer's Grove
   1h · Admission ticket not included
   Check out this great place to have a picnic and relax a bit before driving down the mountain
9. 15m
   Get a totally different perspective of the crater floor from this view
10. Upcountry Farmers Market
    1h · Admission ticket not included
    Enjoy a variety of plants and trees and wander around while having fun at Upcountry Farms
11. Historic Makawao Town
    1h · Admission ticket not included
    Explore a charming art town where you will find galleries and workshops of local artists, many with Hawaii inspired themes, as well as lots of tasty local food.

Day 5: Maui Sunset & Stargazing at Haleakala Audio Driving Tour

1. Pukalani
   15m
   Make a quick stop here for some snacks and water. There is no food once you’re in the park.
2. Makawao
   1h
   Just before Haleakala is a charming little town named Makawao.
   
   Makawao is dubbed the biggest little town in Upcountry Maui and has its roots in the cattle industry.
   
   In recent years, Makawao has evolved into a charming art town where you will find galleries and workshops of local artists, many with hawaii-inspired themes, as well as lots of tasty local food.
3. Hosmer's Grove
   30m
   Hosmer Grove is located just outside the national park entrance at an elevation of 6,800 feet.
   
   Here you will see trees from all around the world, including:
   
   juniper and fir from North America
   cedar and seigi pine from Japan and
   eucalyptus trees from Australia
   This is a short, relaxing, half-mile loop trail. It’s a great spot to stop and breathe in the fresh air from all the foliage around you.
   
   It’s also a completely different landscape from the ones you’ll see later in the tour.
4. Halemauu Trail
   1h
   This 8-mile trek is actually rated hard, but we suggest you just hike the first mile, then turn around the way you came.
   
   You’ll still get a great view of a crater rim in the condensed version and you'll have more time for the rest of the activities on this tour!
5. Leleiwi Overlook Trail
   15m
   Head in the clouds? It will be at this overlook. Most visitors pass up Leleiwi Overlook but in our opinion, it’s actually one the best on the mountain!
   
   At the lookout, watch as clouds roll by. In one moment, the fog will be so dense you can barely see the terrain around you, in the next, it will clear giving you a panoramic view of the crater. It’s truly a sight to behold!
6. Kalahaku Overlook
   15m
   At this overlook, you’ll see the crater floor from a completely different perspective. It’s definitely worth a stop!
7. Pa Ka'oao Trail
   30m
   This mini hike starts at the visitor center and takes you to an overlook with a great view of the crater.
   
   The walk is just .5 miles, and it’s well worth it. If you’re thinking to yourself, “another overlook?” Yes, but we promise -- this one has great views!
   
   Pro tip! The nearby visitor center is a great spot to use the restroom.
8. Sliding Sands Trail
   30m
   As you make your way back from the summit, you can return to the visitor center parking lot to hike Sliding Sands Trail.
   
   It is a rigorous 11-mile hike, but we recommend you just hike to the first switchback or until you get tired.
   
   You don’t need to travel far to see the expansive view of the massive crater open up before you!
   
   When you are ready to return, just retrace your steps back the same way you came.
   
   If you plan on doing the whole hike, or a large portion of it, remember to bring water.
   
   The area isn’t shaded and you’ll be walking for a long time.
9. Pu'u Ola' Cinder Cone Trail( Earthquake Hill or Red Hill)
   20m
   About a minute past the visitor center at the end of the road, you’ll find an overlook called Pu‘u‘ula‘ula or Red Hill.
   
   This is the actual summit of Mount Haleakala at 10,023 feet above sea level.
   
   From here, you can watch as the sun sets for the night into the arid, mars-like landscape of Haleakala.
10. Alii Kula Lavender
    Pass by
    Ali'i Kula Lavender is a serene farm located on the slopes of Haleakalā in Maui. It offers breathtaking views and an array of lavender products. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, walking through vibrant fields, and participating in unique workshops while soaking in the peaceful, aromatic atmosphere.
11. Kula Botanical Garden
    Pass by
    Kula Botanical Garden, nestled on Maui's slopes, is an enchanting haven featuring diverse plant species, vibrant floral displays, and exotic orchids. Wander through beautifully landscaped grounds, serene waterfalls, and picturesque koi ponds. This family-owned garden offers a tranquil retreat, showcasing Maui's rich horticultural heritage and natural beauty.
12. Surfing Goat Dairy
    Pass by
    Surfing Goat Dairy, located in Maui's Upcountry, is a charming farm known for its award-winning goat cheese. Visitors can tour the dairy, meet playful goats, and learn about the cheese-making process. The farm offers cheese tastings, delightful products, and a unique glimpse into sustainable farming practices on the island.
13. MauiWine
    Pass by
    MauiWine, situated in the historic Ulupalakua Ranch, is a premier destination for wine enthusiasts. Known for its distinctive pineapple wines and traditional grape varietals, the winery offers guided tastings, tours of the scenic vineyards, and insights into the winemaking process. Enjoy a relaxing experience amidst Maui’s lush landscapes and rich history.

Day 6: West Maui Coastline Audio Tour

1. 30m · Admission ticket not included
   The Bailey House was built on the site where Kahekili, the last ruling chief of Maui, had his royal compound.
   
   In 1833, one of the first western-style houses in Wailuku was built here with koa wood and lava rock.
   
   The museum houses over 100 landscape oil paintings that Edward Bailey became known for.
   
   There are also rare artifacts from pre-Western contact, like ancient Hawaiian tools, weapons, and a carved statue of the demigod Kamapua’a that was recovered from an upcountry cave where it was hidden for well over a century.
   
   There is even a replica of the Hokule’a, the Polynesian-style sailing canoe that made a voyage around the world, navigating by the stars.
   
   The gift shop is full of handcrafted artisan items and books on Hawaii’s history. It’s a great place to pick up unique gifts or souvenirs.
2. Iao Valley State Monument
   45m · Admission ticket not included
   One of the most well-known places in Maui - along with Haleakala and Road to Hana. A definite must-visit when traveling to Maui!
3. Maui Tropical Plantation
   1h
   An awesome place to visit and learn about how sugarcane and pineapples are grown locally here in Maui.
4. Maui Ocean Center
   1h · Admission ticket not included
   A popular aquarium located in Wailuku Maui... and one of our first stops!
5. Olowalu Petroglyphs
   20m
   Along an unassuming dirt path, you’ll find giant boulders inscribed with carved images.
   
   The Olowalu Petroglyphs, known as Pu’u Kilea, were a form of communication for Native Hawaiians.
   
   Instead of developing a writing system, ancient Polynesians used hula, oral accounts of events, and carved images like the petroglyphs you’ll see to tell stories.
   
   The Hawaiian name for these carvings is “Ki’i Pohaku” or stone images.
6. 20m
   Make a quick stop for some snacks. If you’re looking for some ono mini pies with Hawaiian flavors like coconut cream or macadamia nut with pineapple, check out Leoda’s Kitchen and Pie Shop.
   
   This local shop has sandwiches, salads, and burgers as well.
7. Ka'anapali Beach
   1h
   A mile-long beach and is most popular and known as one of the best beaches in Maui. It's located along a multitude of hotels and can get quite crowded.
8. 30m
   Located near the Kapalua resort area, this half-mile hike follows the rocky shoreline and offers beautiful views of the bay.
   
   It is named Dragon’s Teeth Trail after the jagged lava rocks near the shoreline that, from a distance, look like the teeth of a dragon.
9. D.T. Fleming Beach Park
   45m
   A beautiful, wide, white sand beach located in Lahaina. An awesome beach for lunch picnics and occasionally boogie boarding!
10. Slaughterhouse Beach
    30m
    Also known as "Mokule'ia Beach", Slaughterhouse Beach is a secluded little white sand beach.
11. Honolua Bay
    30m
    During the summer months, divers and snorkelers enjoy this marine-life conservation district where tropical fish and turtles flock to the warm waters.
    
    The beach is rocky and not especially great for swimming or sunbathing, but if you want to see tropical fish, you’ve come to the right place! The bay itself is the real draw.
    
    There are two parking areas for this beach and each requires a short hike before you can access the bay.
    
    We recommend driving down to the second parking area, which is larger.
    
    You’ll see porta-potties in the lot; don’t let that discourage you.
    
    The walk to the water takes you through a beautiful jungle trail.
12. Nakalele Blowhole
    30m
    A quick little hike down to an incredible blowhole.
13. Ohai Loop Trail and Overlook
    45m
    A 45 minute hike to a stunning view of Maui's west coast. A definite must-visit when coming to Maui!
14. Olivine Pools
    30m
    Olivine Pools is a beautiful place with tidepools. Although it's beauty might make you think otherwise, but it is very dangerous and un-predictable - so be cautious.
15. Kahakuloa Bay
    45m
    An absolutely stunning bay that MUST be on your list! An incredible sight to see and has some awesome banana bread and shave ice.
16. Karen Lei's Gallery
    15m
    This beautiful art gallery, with amazing views of Kahakuloa, the mountains, and the ocean, features the work of over 100 local artists.
17. 30m
    An awesome viewpoint, located here is also the Waihe'e Ridge Trail is a 4-mile trail featuring stunning views of West Maui mountains.

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