moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain and sitting during the long drive.
Discover the beauty of Maui's Road to Hana on a private guided tour that's tailored just for you. Experience waterfalls, lush rainforests, and scenic vistas away from the crowds with Cruisin Maui Tours.
Embark on the exclusive Private Road to Hana Tour Special with Cruisin Maui Tours, a fully-guided adventure offering an intimate exploration of Maui's breathtaking eastern coast. This personalized tour takes you along the legendary Road to Hana, where rainforest waterfalls, lush valleys, and stunning ocean vistas create unforgettable sights at every turn. Unlike typical group trips, this private experience allows for flexible stops, personalized attention, and hidden gems tucked away from the crowds. Your expert guide shares fascinating insights into Maui’s history, culture, and unique ecosystems, creating a rich storytelling experience as you journey through verdant landscapes and past historic sites. The tour also features exclusive access to secluded waterfalls, scenic lookouts, and local spots cherished by residents, making it perfect for travelers seeking a deeper, more authentic adventure. Whether you’re an avid photographer, nature lover, or history enthusiast, this tailored tour promises an immersive day full of awe-inspiring moments and memorable connections with Maui’s natural beauty.
Temperatures can vary greatly from morning to afternoon, so pack clothing that can be easily added or removed.
Private tours are popular and fill up quickly, so reserve your spot early to secure the preferred date.
Bring plenty of water and snacks to stay energized throughout the day of exploration.
The drive along the Hana Highway is scenic but can be bumpy; consider motion sickness remedies if needed.
The Road to Hana was originally built by laborers in the early 20th century to access remote farms and communities, now renowned for its scenic beauty.
Cruisin Maui Tours emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including minimizing waste and respecting fragile ecosystems during stops.
Supportive shoes are necessary for optional hikes and exploring waterfalls and trails.
Rain showers are common in these seasons, so packing a waterproof layer keeps you dry.
spring|winter specific
Protect yourself from the intense Hawaiian sun while enjoying scenic stops.
summer specific
Capture breathtaking views and memorable moments along the journey.