The Road to Hana Private Tour

They say life is about the journey, not the destination. So it is with the Road to Hana Private Tour. Experience the beauty of the Hawaiian jungle, the magic of Hana, and its many waterfalls, without spending all day driving or navigating on your own. Most tour sites are accessible right outside the car, and you choose where to stop. This Maui waterfall tour is shorter in duration than other Hana tours, making it an ideal choice for groups with elders or families with small children.

Sandy beaches, surf towns, secret waterfalls, and tropical surprises await you when you travel the Road to Hana. When you choose Maui Paradise Tours to guide you on your Road to Hana Private Tour, you can rest easy knowing you’re in the capable hands of a local tour guide and private driver who knows how to navigate the magic and mystery of Maui’s east side.

You select your stops from a list of popular locations, and explore each site with the help of our knowledgeable guides. If you’d like help planning your agenda, our friendly guides can help you plan a trip you won’t forget.

A preview of the sites you’ll see on your Road to Hana Private Tour

With so much to do and see, Maui Paradise Tours provides a handpicked list of sites for you to choose from when you book your Maui waterfall tour. Here is a selection of just SOME of the stops you can choose from on the gorgeous Road to Hana:

• Hang with the locals in Paia Town Paia Town is full of character and eccentric charm. What was once a Hawaiian plantation village is now a surf-town full of unique shops and restaurants, art galleries, colorful characters, and a lowkey vibe. Be sure to visit Mana Foods, Charley’s, and Mandala Creations for an authentic Paia experience.
• Watch the surfers at world-famous Ho’okipa Lookout A famous spot for windsurfing, Ho’okipa Beach Park is located in Paia on the Road to Hana. The park is also known as Ho’okipa Lookout, and is a popular destination for watching the surfers, hanging out, or enjoying the scenery.
• Hang out with sea turtles at the North Shore Hang out with the Honu, the Hawaiian word for “sea turtles,” on Maui’s North Shore beaches. Get up close and personal with the Honu and you’ll be amazed at the size of these giant turtles.
• Swing from jungle vines at Kaumahina Kaumahina State Wayside Park is a great rest stop on your Road to Hana Private Tour, complete with picnic tables, a public bathroom, and lush greenery, including Tarzan-size vines. With a scenic view of Hana and the ocean, Kaumahina is also a popular spot for memorable photo-ops.
• Set your sights on Waikani Falls Upper Waikani Falls, also known as “Three Bears Waterfalls,” is a breathtaking stop on the Road to Hana, and a must-see on any Maui waterfall tour. Check out the lush greenery and three individual falls about ½ mile past mile marker 19.
• Discover Upper and Lower Puohokamoa Falls Puohokamoa is one of the most accessible falls on the Hana Highway. Located near mile marker 12, there are two impressive falls, Upper and Lower Puohokamoa Falls. Upper Puohokamoa is a small waterfall that is about 30 feet high. You can get a view of it from the nearby Garden of Eden. Lower Puohokamoa Falls is a much larger waterfall and roughly 200 feet. The cascading falls provide a visual treat.
• Get a taste of Maui’s iconic banana bread Everyone on Maui has a favorite banana bread, but Aunty Sandy’s is known as one of the best. Make a stop at her famous stand on the Keanae Peninsula on the Road to Hana, and decide for yourself if it’s as good as they say.
• Visit the rainbow eucalyptus trees The rainforest on the Hana side of the island is known for its beautiful Rainbow Eucalyptus trees, and one of the best places to see them is in a grove near mile marker 7 on your Maui waterfall tour. You can also see the trees at Keanae Arboretum, home to countless other unusual trees, plants, and fruits.
• Walk through The Bamboo Forest The Bamboo Forest on Maui is a beautiful hike that takes you into a bamboo rainforest that encloses a stream with 4 waterfalls. It is found on the Hana Highway (mile marker 6.5) which is 20 minutes outside of Haiku and five miles further towards Hana and Twin Falls.

Visit these sites and much more on your Road to Hana Private Tour. Get a full list of sites available when you contact Maui Paradise Tours.

Note: All tour stops are weather permitting, and at your own risk.