Enjoy Thrill and Fun on the Trip of Adventure Activities Tours on Maui

 

Researching the stops to make along the Road to Hana can be more exhausting than actually driving it. With so much mixed information from friends, one-time visitors, the internet, and local guides, it can be daunting to decide what stops are the most entertaining for your specific interests. When driving on the Road to Hana, stay prepared to do adventure activities tours on Maui, and experience endless fun activities at these stops:

Ho’okipa Beach Park

The beach is located around mile 9 of the historic Hana highway. The Ho’okipa is nestled in between the town of Paia and Haiku town center. Have an incredible experience in the place reviving and relaxing in the lap of nature.

Twin Falls

Twin falls is one of the most popular stops along the Road to Hana. Stop and have fun while splashing in the waters, grab freshly squeezed sugarcane juice, locally grown fruits, and coconut candy. There’s a one-mile roundtrip hike through a beautiful trail for upper falls.

Huelo Lookout

The Huelo Lookout is a quaint rest stop with mesmerizing East Maui island views. When looking for this incredible place, look for the farm stand that marks the destination.

Maui Garden of Eden

If you are planning to stop at few places on the Road to Hana then Maui Garden of Eden should be number one on your list. It is a beautiful arboretum that constitutes waterfalls, picnic areas, and incredibly picturesque. 

Keanae Peninsula

The area has a great history, stunning coastline views, and an incredible opportunity to catch a glimpse of the ‘Old Hawaii’. The Keanae Arboretum is another amusing place to visit for relaxing, stretching your legs, and pursue the botanical gardens.

Pua’a Ka’a Falls

The state park and Pua’a Ka’a Falls is a rest stop located along the Road to Hana. This is one of the best stops to consider for relaxing, public restrooms, and a walking trail to a freshwater pool and a waterfall.

Nahiku Marketplace

If you would love to do some shopping, stop at mile marker 29 on the Road to Hana and have access to the Nahiku marketplace. It has a cluster of gift shops, art galleries, and roadside food, vendors. You can also consider it as a great place for lunch when traveling to Hana.

Remember, it’s not about the destination always, it’s about the journey. The above-mentioned stops along the Road to Hana drive will definitely make your journey worth enjoying. Book affordable and adventurous Maui tour packages to experience unlimited fun.