Les meilleurs événements de la ville Maui. Excursion d'aventure en petit groupe sur la route de Hana avec prise en charge commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Live the real Maui experience on the Road to Hana with our expert guides! Immerse yourself in the beauty of the spectacular Hana Rainforest

1

Hana Highway - Road to Hana

64 miles of the most scenic coastal tour in the world. With 640 turns and curves, 59 single lane bridges made from concrete and steel which was built in early 1900's make this journey more adventurous.

2

Bamboo Forest

Bamboo forest alongside the highway

3

Ho'okipa Beach Park

•Hookipa Beach. Considered the windsurfing capital of the world, you can enjoy watching wind surfers, kite boarders and surfers challenge the oceans waves and shoreline winds. This is also the Threatened Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle capital of Maui, with 200-pound turtles feeding along the shoreline and basking on the beach all day long. • Description Ho’okipa Beach Park is one of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui. Located at Mile #9 on Hâna Highway (36), this breath-taking white sand beach boasts some of the best waves on the Maui coastline. A mecca for surfers of all ages since the 1930’s and the “home of contemporary surfing,” Hookipa Beach is among Maui’s most popular sites for events large and small. The Aloha Classic and Red Bull surfing competitions have come to Ho’okipa and the Maui Sports Foundation sponsors a number of events each year.

4

Waikani Falls

Also called the "Three Bears Waterfalls, it is the one of the beautiful waterfalls which you can take from a moving tour bus.

5

Pua'a Ka'a State Park

There are 2 waterfalls on the Mauka side of the park which is frequently used by locals to swim. If you want to join in on the fun then wear your swim suit layered before you leave the hotel. Don't forget to bring change of clothes and a towel. To get to the waterfall water shoes might be useful.

6

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black Sand Beach • Wainapanapa is Maui’s famous Black Sand Beach. Cobalt blue Ocean surrounded by black sand and black lava rocks from a recent flow only 10,000 years ago. Go for a walk along the edge of the bay and check out the blue water or just sit under a nice shade tree. This location is a great place to spend an hour relaxing, taking in one of the islands most beautiful locales. Fresh Water Caves and Lava Tubes • We take you to volcanic caves which you could explore. And if you are lucky you could witness the legend of the caves come alive. Certain time of the year red shrimp appear, turning the water red. Let our tour guides tell you the legend of Princess Popoalaea. Blowhole • See what happens when a lava tube meets the ocean. On the right day, you can see water spouting 20 feet in the air and mist blowing sideways for 200 feet.

7

Wailua Falls

• The tallest waterfall on the Hana Highway standing at approximately 100 feet tall. It is a waterfall right on the side of the highway which attracts the most people. Hottest stop on the tour. If you wish to stop, please talk to tour guide about stopping. We will make the stop upon request.

8

Ke‘anae Point

• Just past the Keanae Arboretum along the Hana Highway, you'll find a road on the left past mile marker 16 down to the village of Keanae. Pay attention to the jagged, black lava rocks and note that there is no swimming here due to the dangerous and rocky shoreline. • • A traditional Hawaiian village, Keanae is known for its taro fields, much like their ancestors. This area attracts fisherman and photographers from all over the world looking to catch Maui's famous North Shore waves against the beautiful Keanae peninsula.

9

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Historic Palapala Ho'omau Church was built in 1857 and still stands along Maui's lush coastline, famously known as the burial ground of prominent aviator, inventor, explorer, author and activist Charles Lindbergh. Stop made upon request.

10

Kaupo

See the unreal landscapes of Maui’s backside in Kaupo. Stop for a photo in landscapes that take your breath away!

11

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Final resting place for the first solo aviator to fly across the Atlatic from New York to Paris. Stop upon request.

12

Laulima Farm

Laulima Farm is a 13-acre organic family farm in the Kipahulu Valley. With many exotic and tropical fruits on the property you may sample at their tropical fruit stand! Organic coffee is grown here and definitely worth enjoying! Laulima is continually evolving to include more sustainable and ecologically sound practices on the land. (stop made upon request)

13

Ohe'o Gulch

• Also called the sacred 7 pools, very popular because of it's location and the scenery surrounding the pools. Picture taking passing over the bridge.

14

Hana Highway - Road to Hana

64 miles of the most scenic coastal tour in the world. With 640 turns and curves, 59 single lane bridges made from concrete and steel which was built in early 1900's make this journey more adventurous.

15

Bamboo Forest

Bamboo forest alongside the highway

16

Ho'okipa Beach Park

•Hookipa Beach. Considered the windsurfing capital of the world, you can enjoy watching wind surfers, kite boarders and surfers challenge the oceans waves and shoreline winds. This is also the Threatened Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle capital of Maui, with 200-pound turtles feeding along the shoreline and basking on the beach all day long. • Description Ho’okipa Beach Park is one of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui. Located at Mile #9 on Hâna Highway (36), this breath-taking white sand beach boasts some of the best waves on the Maui coastline. A mecca for surfers of all ages since the 1930’s and the “home of contemporary surfing,” Hookipa Beach is among Maui’s most popular sites for events large and small. The Aloha Classic and Red Bull surfing competitions have come to Ho’okipa and the Maui Sports Foundation sponsors a number of events each year.

17

Waikani Falls

Also called the "Three Bears Waterfalls, it is the one of the beautiful waterfalls which you can take from a moving tour bus.

18

Pua'a Ka'a State Park

There are 2 waterfalls on the Mauka side of the park which is frequently used by locals to swim. If you want to join in on the fun then wear your swim suit layered before you leave the hotel. Don't forget to bring change of clothes and a towel. To get to the waterfall water shoes might be useful.

19

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black Sand Beach • Wainapanapa is Maui’s famous Black Sand Beach. Cobalt blue Ocean surrounded by black sand and black lava rocks from a recent flow only 10,000 years ago. Go for a walk along the edge of the bay and check out the blue water or just sit under a nice shade tree. This location is a great place to spend an hour relaxing, taking in one of the islands most beautiful locales. Fresh Water Caves and Lava Tubes • We take you to volcanic caves which you could explore. And if you are lucky you could witness the legend of the caves come alive. Certain time of the year red shrimp appear, turning the water red. Let our tour guides tell you the legend of Princess Popoalaea. Blowhole • See what happens when a lava tube meets the ocean. On the right day, you can see water spouting 20 feet in the air and mist blowing sideways for 200 feet.

20

Wailua Falls

• The tallest waterfall on the Hana Highway standing at approximately 100 feet tall. It is a waterfall right on the side of the highway which attracts the most people. Hottest stop on the tour. If you wish to stop, please talk to tour guide about stopping. We will make the stop upon request.

21

Ke‘anae Point

• Just past the Keanae Arboretum along the Hana Highway, you'll find a road on the left past mile marker 16 down to the village of Keanae. Pay attention to the jagged, black lava rocks and note that there is no swimming here due to the dangerous and rocky shoreline. • • A traditional Hawaiian village, Keanae is known for its taro fields, much like their ancestors. This area attracts fisherman and photographers from all over the world looking to catch Maui's famous North Shore waves against the beautiful Keanae peninsula.

22

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Historic Palapala Ho'omau Church was built in 1857 and still stands along Maui's lush coastline, famously known as the burial ground of prominent aviator, inventor, explorer, author and activist Charles Lindbergh. Stop made upon request.

23

Kaupo

See the unreal landscapes of Maui’s backside in Kaupo. Stop for a photo in landscapes that take your breath away!

24

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Final resting place for the first solo aviator to fly across the Atlatic from New York to Paris. Stop upon request.

25

Laulima Farm

Laulima Farm is a 13-acre organic family farm in the Kipahulu Valley. With many exotic and tropical fruits on the property you may sample at their tropical fruit stand! Organic coffee is grown here and definitely worth enjoying! Laulima is continually evolving to include more sustainable and ecologically sound practices on the land. (stop made upon request)

26

Ohe'o Gulch

• Also called the sacred 7 pools, very popular because of it's location and the scenery surrounding the pools. Picture taking passing over the bridge.

27

Hana Highway - Road to Hana

64 miles of the most scenic coastal tour in the world. With 640 turns and curves, 59 single lane bridges made from concrete and steel which was built in early 1900's make this journey more adventurous.

28

Bamboo Forest

Bamboo forest alongside the highway

29

Ho'okipa Beach Park

•Hookipa Beach. Considered the windsurfing capital of the world, you can enjoy watching wind surfers, kite boarders and surfers challenge the oceans waves and shoreline winds. This is also the Threatened Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle capital of Maui, with 200-pound turtles feeding along the shoreline and basking on the beach all day long. • Description Ho’okipa Beach Park is one of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui. Located at Mile #9 on Hâna Highway (36), this breath-taking white sand beach boasts some of the best waves on the Maui coastline. A mecca for surfers of all ages since the 1930’s and the “home of contemporary surfing,” Hookipa Beach is among Maui’s most popular sites for events large and small. The Aloha Classic and Red Bull surfing competitions have come to Ho’okipa and the Maui Sports Foundation sponsors a number of events each year.

30

Waikani Falls

Also called the "Three Bears Waterfalls, it is the one of the beautiful waterfalls which you can take from a moving tour bus.

31

Pua'a Ka'a State Park

There are 2 waterfalls on the Mauka side of the park which is frequently used by locals to swim. If you want to join in on the fun then wear your swim suit layered before you leave the hotel. Don't forget to bring change of clothes and a towel. To get to the waterfall water shoes might be useful.

32

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black Sand Beach • Wainapanapa is Maui’s famous Black Sand Beach. Cobalt blue Ocean surrounded by black sand and black lava rocks from a recent flow only 10,000 years ago. Go for a walk along the edge of the bay and check out the blue water or just sit under a nice shade tree. This location is a great place to spend an hour relaxing, taking in one of the islands most beautiful locales. Fresh Water Caves and Lava Tubes • We take you to volcanic caves which you could explore. And if you are lucky you could witness the legend of the caves come alive. Certain time of the year red shrimp appear, turning the water red. Let our tour guides tell you the legend of Princess Popoalaea. Blowhole • See what happens when a lava tube meets the ocean. On the right day, you can see water spouting 20 feet in the air and mist blowing sideways for 200 feet.

33

Wailua Falls

• The tallest waterfall on the Hana Highway standing at approximately 100 feet tall. It is a waterfall right on the side of the highway which attracts the most people. Hottest stop on the tour. If you wish to stop, please talk to tour guide about stopping. We will make the stop upon request.

34

Ke‘anae Point

• Just past the Keanae Arboretum along the Hana Highway, you'll find a road on the left past mile marker 16 down to the village of Keanae. Pay attention to the jagged, black lava rocks and note that there is no swimming here due to the dangerous and rocky shoreline. • • A traditional Hawaiian village, Keanae is known for its taro fields, much like their ancestors. This area attracts fisherman and photographers from all over the world looking to catch Maui's famous North Shore waves against the beautiful Keanae peninsula.

35

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Historic Palapala Ho'omau Church was built in 1857 and still stands along Maui's lush coastline, famously known as the burial ground of prominent aviator, inventor, explorer, author and activist Charles Lindbergh. Stop made upon request.

36

Kaupo

See the unreal landscapes of Maui’s backside in Kaupo. Stop for a photo in landscapes that take your breath away!

37

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Final resting place for the first solo aviator to fly across the Atlatic from New York to Paris. Stop upon request.

38

Laulima Farm

Laulima Farm is a 13-acre organic family farm in the Kipahulu Valley. With many exotic and tropical fruits on the property you may sample at their tropical fruit stand! Organic coffee is grown here and definitely worth enjoying! Laulima is continually evolving to include more sustainable and ecologically sound practices on the land. (stop made upon request)

39

Ohe'o Gulch

• Also called the sacred 7 pools, very popular because of it's location and the scenery surrounding the pools. Picture taking passing over the bridge.

40

Hana Highway - Road to Hana

64 miles of the most scenic coastal tour in the world. With 640 turns and curves, 59 single lane bridges made from concrete and steel which was built in early 1900's make this journey more adventurous.

41

Bamboo Forest

Bamboo forest alongside the highway

42

Ho'okipa Beach Park

•Hookipa Beach. Considered the windsurfing capital of the world, you can enjoy watching wind surfers, kite boarders and surfers challenge the oceans waves and shoreline winds. This is also the Threatened Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle capital of Maui, with 200-pound turtles feeding along the shoreline and basking on the beach all day long. • Description Ho’okipa Beach Park is one of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui. Located at Mile #9 on Hâna Highway (36), this breath-taking white sand beach boasts some of the best waves on the Maui coastline. A mecca for surfers of all ages since the 1930’s and the “home of contemporary surfing,” Hookipa Beach is among Maui’s most popular sites for events large and small. The Aloha Classic and Red Bull surfing competitions have come to Ho’okipa and the Maui Sports Foundation sponsors a number of events each year.

43

Waikani Falls

Also called the "Three Bears Waterfalls, it is the one of the beautiful waterfalls which you can take from a moving tour bus.

44

Pua'a Ka'a State Park

There are 2 waterfalls on the Mauka side of the park which is frequently used by locals to swim. If you want to join in on the fun then wear your swim suit layered before you leave the hotel. Don't forget to bring change of clothes and a towel. To get to the waterfall water shoes might be useful.

45

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black Sand Beach • Wainapanapa is Maui’s famous Black Sand Beach. Cobalt blue Ocean surrounded by black sand and black lava rocks from a recent flow only 10,000 years ago. Go for a walk along the edge of the bay and check out the blue water or just sit under a nice shade tree. This location is a great place to spend an hour relaxing, taking in one of the islands most beautiful locales. Fresh Water Caves and Lava Tubes • We take you to volcanic caves which you could explore. And if you are lucky you could witness the legend of the caves come alive. Certain time of the year red shrimp appear, turning the water red. Let our tour guides tell you the legend of Princess Popoalaea. Blowhole • See what happens when a lava tube meets the ocean. On the right day, you can see water spouting 20 feet in the air and mist blowing sideways for 200 feet.

46

Wailua Falls

• The tallest waterfall on the Hana Highway standing at approximately 100 feet tall. It is a waterfall right on the side of the highway which attracts the most people. Hottest stop on the tour. If you wish to stop, please talk to tour guide about stopping. We will make the stop upon request.

47

Ke‘anae Point

• Just past the Keanae Arboretum along the Hana Highway, you'll find a road on the left past mile marker 16 down to the village of Keanae. Pay attention to the jagged, black lava rocks and note that there is no swimming here due to the dangerous and rocky shoreline. • • A traditional Hawaiian village, Keanae is known for its taro fields, much like their ancestors. This area attracts fisherman and photographers from all over the world looking to catch Maui's famous North Shore waves against the beautiful Keanae peninsula.

48

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Historic Palapala Ho'omau Church was built in 1857 and still stands along Maui's lush coastline, famously known as the burial ground of prominent aviator, inventor, explorer, author and activist Charles Lindbergh. Stop made upon request.

49

Kaupo

See the unreal landscapes of Maui’s backside in Kaupo. Stop for a photo in landscapes that take your breath away!

50

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Final resting place for the first solo aviator to fly across the Atlatic from New York to Paris. Stop upon request.

51

Laulima Farm

Laulima Farm is a 13-acre organic family farm in the Kipahulu Valley. With many exotic and tropical fruits on the property you may sample at their tropical fruit stand! Organic coffee is grown here and definitely worth enjoying! Laulima is continually evolving to include more sustainable and ecologically sound practices on the land. (stop made upon request)

52

Ohe'o Gulch

• Also called the sacred 7 pools, very popular because of it's location and the scenery surrounding the pools. Picture taking passing over the bridge.

53

Autoroute Hana - Route vers Hana

64 miles du circuit côtier le plus pittoresque du monde. Avec 640 virages et courbes, 59 ponts à voie unique en béton et en acier construits au début des années 1900 rendent ce voyage plus aventureux.

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Foret de bambou

Forêt de bambous le long de l'autoroute

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Parc de la plage de Ho'okipa

•Plage de Hookipa. Considérée comme la capitale mondiale de la planche à voile, vous pouvez regarder les véliplanchistes, les kitesurfeurs et les surfeurs défier les vagues de l'océan et les vents du rivage. C'est également la capitale des tortues vertes hawaïennes menacées de Maui, avec des tortues de 200 livres se nourrissant le long du rivage et se prélassant sur la plage toute la journée. • La description Ho'okipa Beach Park est l'un des meilleurs endroits pour les sports nautiques et les loisirs à Maui. Située au Mile #9 sur Hâna Highway (36), cette plage de sable blanc à couper le souffle possède certaines des meilleures vagues de la côte de Maui. La Mecque des surfeurs de tous âges depuis les années 1930 et la "maison du surf contemporain", Hookipa Beach est l'un des sites les plus populaires de Maui pour les événements, petits et grands. Les compétitions de surf Aloha Classic et Red Bull sont arrivées à Ho'okipa et la Maui Sports Foundation parraine un certain nombre d'événements chaque année.

56

Chutes de Waikani

Aussi appelée "Chute des Trois Ours", c'est l'une des plus belles chutes d'eau que vous pouvez emprunter à partir d'un bus touristique en mouvement.

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Parc d'État de Pua'a Ka'a

Il y a 2 cascades du côté Mauka du parc qui sont fréquemment utilisées par les habitants pour nager. Si vous voulez vous amuser, portez votre maillot de bain en couches avant de quitter l'hôtel. N'oubliez pas d'apporter des vêtements de rechange et une serviette. Pour se rendre à la cascade, des chaussures d'eau peuvent être utiles.

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Parc d'État de Wai'anapanapa

Plage de sable noir • Wainapanapa est la célèbre plage de sable noir de Maui. Océan bleu cobalt entouré de sable noir et de roches de lave noire provenant d'un écoulement récent il y a seulement 10 000 ans. Promenez-vous le long du bord de la baie et découvrez l'eau bleue ou asseyez-vous simplement sous un bel arbre d'ombrage. Cet endroit est un endroit idéal pour passer une heure de détente, en profitant de l'un des plus beaux endroits de l'île. Grottes d'eau douce et tubes de lave • Nous vous emmenons dans des grottes volcaniques que vous pourrez explorer. Et si vous avez de la chance, vous pourrez voir la légende des grottes prendre vie. À certaines périodes de l'année, des crevettes rouges apparaissent, rendant l'eau rouge. Laissez nos guides touristiques vous raconter la légende de la princesse Popoalaea. Évent • Voyez ce qui se passe lorsqu'un tube de lave rencontre l'océan. Le bon jour, vous pouvez voir de l'eau jaillir à 20 pieds dans les airs et de la brume souffler latéralement sur 200 pieds.

59

Chutes de Wailua

• La plus haute chute d'eau sur la Hana Highway, à environ 100 pieds de hauteur. C'est une cascade juste au bord de l'autoroute qui attire le plus de monde. L'arrêt le plus chaud de la tournée. Si vous souhaitez vous arrêter, veuillez en parler au guide touristique. Nous ferons l'arrêt sur demande.

60

Pointe Ke'anae

• Juste après l'Arboretum de Keanae le long de la Hana Highway, vous trouverez une route sur la gauche après le kilomètre 16 jusqu'au village de Keanae. Faites attention aux roches de lave noires déchiquetées et notez qu'il n'y a pas de baignade ici en raison du rivage dangereux et rocheux. • • Village hawaïen traditionnel, Keanae est connu pour ses champs de taro, tout comme leurs ancêtres. Cette zone attire les pêcheurs et les photographes du monde entier qui cherchent à attraper les célèbres vagues de la côte nord de Maui contre la magnifique péninsule de Keanae.

61

Tombe de Charles Lindbergh

L'église historique Palapala Ho'omau a été construite en 1857 et se dresse toujours le long de la côte luxuriante de Maui, célèbre pour être le lieu de sépulture de l'éminent aviateur, inventeur, explorateur, auteur et activiste Charles Lindbergh. Arrêt effectué sur demande.

62

Kaupo

Découvrez les paysages irréels de l'arrière de Maui à Kaupo. Arrêtez-vous pour une photo dans des paysages à couper le souffle !

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Tombe de Charles Lindbergh

Dernière demeure du premier aviateur solitaire à avoir traversé l'Atlantique de New York à Paris. Arrêt sur demande.

64

Ferme Laulima

Laulima Farm est une ferme familiale biologique de 13 acres située dans la vallée de Kipahulu. Avec de nombreux fruits exotiques et tropicaux sur la propriété, vous pourrez déguster sur leur stand de fruits tropicaux ! Le café biologique est cultivé ici et vaut vraiment la peine d'être apprécié ! Laulima évolue continuellement pour inclure des pratiques plus durables et écologiquement saines sur le terrain. (arrêt effectué sur demande)

65

Ohe'o Gulch

• Aussi appelées les 7 piscines sacrées, très populaires en raison de leur emplacement et du paysage entourant les piscines. Prise de vue en passant sur le pont.

66

Hana Highway - Road to Hana

64 miles of the most scenic coastal tour in the world. With 640 turns and curves, 59 single lane bridges made from concrete and steel which was built in early 1900's make this journey more adventurous.

67

Bamboo Forest

Bamboo forest alongside the highway

68

Ho'okipa Beach Park

•Hookipa Beach. Considered the windsurfing capital of the world, you can enjoy watching wind surfers, kite boarders and surfers challenge the oceans waves and shoreline winds. This is also the Threatened Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle capital of Maui, with 200-pound turtles feeding along the shoreline and basking on the beach all day long. • Description Ho’okipa Beach Park is one of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui. Located at Mile #9 on Hâna Highway (36), this breath-taking white sand beach boasts some of the best waves on the Maui coastline. A mecca for surfers of all ages since the 1930’s and the “home of contemporary surfing,” Hookipa Beach is among Maui’s most popular sites for events large and small. The Aloha Classic and Red Bull surfing competitions have come to Ho’okipa and the Maui Sports Foundation sponsors a number of events each year.

69

Waikani Falls

Also called the "Three Bears Waterfalls, it is the one of the beautiful waterfalls which you can take from a moving tour bus.

70

Pua'a Ka'a State Park

There are 2 waterfalls on the Mauka side of the park which is frequently used by locals to swim. If you want to join in on the fun then wear your swim suit layered before you leave the hotel. Don't forget to bring change of clothes and a towel. To get to the waterfall water shoes might be useful.

71

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black Sand Beach • Wainapanapa is Maui’s famous Black Sand Beach. Cobalt blue Ocean surrounded by black sand and black lava rocks from a recent flow only 10,000 years ago. Go for a walk along the edge of the bay and check out the blue water or just sit under a nice shade tree. This location is a great place to spend an hour relaxing, taking in one of the islands most beautiful locales. Fresh Water Caves and Lava Tubes • We take you to volcanic caves which you could explore. And if you are lucky you could witness the legend of the caves come alive. Certain time of the year red shrimp appear, turning the water red. Let our tour guides tell you the legend of Princess Popoalaea. Blowhole • See what happens when a lava tube meets the ocean. On the right day, you can see water spouting 20 feet in the air and mist blowing sideways for 200 feet.

72

Wailua Falls

• The tallest waterfall on the Hana Highway standing at approximately 100 feet tall. It is a waterfall right on the side of the highway which attracts the most people. Hottest stop on the tour. If you wish to stop, please talk to tour guide about stopping. We will make the stop upon request.

73

Ke‘anae Point

• Just past the Keanae Arboretum along the Hana Highway, you'll find a road on the left past mile marker 16 down to the village of Keanae. Pay attention to the jagged, black lava rocks and note that there is no swimming here due to the dangerous and rocky shoreline. • • A traditional Hawaiian village, Keanae is known for its taro fields, much like their ancestors. This area attracts fisherman and photographers from all over the world looking to catch Maui's famous North Shore waves against the beautiful Keanae peninsula.

74

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Historic Palapala Ho'omau Church was built in 1857 and still stands along Maui's lush coastline, famously known as the burial ground of prominent aviator, inventor, explorer, author and activist Charles Lindbergh. Stop made upon request.

75

Kaupo

See the unreal landscapes of Maui’s backside in Kaupo. Stop for a photo in landscapes that take your breath away!

76

Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Final resting place for the first solo aviator to fly across the Atlatic from New York to Paris. Stop upon request.

77

Laulima Farm

Laulima Farm is a 13-acre organic family farm in the Kipahulu Valley. With many exotic and tropical fruits on the property you may sample at their tropical fruit stand! Organic coffee is grown here and definitely worth enjoying! Laulima is continually evolving to include more sustainable and ecologically sound practices on the land. (stop made upon request)

78

Ohe'o Gulch

• Also called the sacred 7 pools, very popular because of it's location and the scenery surrounding the pools. Picture taking passing over the bridge.

79

Hana Highway - Road to Hana

64 miles of the most scenic coastal tour in the world. With 640 turns and curves, 59 single lane bridges made from concrete and steel which was built in early 1900's make this journey more adventurous.

80

Bamboo Forest

Bamboo forest alongside the highway

81

Ho'okipa Beach Park

•Hookipa Beach. Considered the windsurfing capital of the world, you can enjoy watching wind surfers, kite boarders and surfers challenge the oceans waves and shoreline winds. This is also the Threatened Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle capital of Maui, with 200-pound turtles feeding along the shoreline and basking on the beach all day long. • Description Ho’okipa Beach Park is one of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui. Located at Mile #9 on Hâna Highway (36), this breath-taking white sand beach boasts some of the best waves on the Maui coastline. A mecca for surfers of all ages since the 1930’s and the “home of contemporary surfing,” Hookipa Beach is among Maui’s most popular sites for events large and small. The Aloha Classic and Red Bull surfing competitions have come to Ho’okipa and the Maui Sports Foundation sponsors a number of events each year.

82

Waikani Falls

Also called the "Three Bears Waterfalls, it is the one of the beautiful waterfalls which you can take from a moving tour bus.

83

Pua'a Ka'a State Park

There are 2 waterfalls on the Mauka side of the park which is frequently used by locals to swim. If you want to join in on the fun then wear your swim suit layered before you leave the hotel. Don't forget to bring change of clothes and a towel. To get to the waterfall water shoes might be useful.

84

Wai'anapanapa State Park

Black Sand Beach • Wainapanapa is Maui’s famous Black Sand Beach. Cobalt blue Ocean surrounded by black sand and black lava rocks from a recent flow only 10,000 years ago. Go for a walk along the edge of the bay and check out the blue water or just sit under a nice shade tree. This location is a great place to spend an hour relaxing, taking in one of the islands most beautiful locales. Fresh Water Caves and Lava Tubes • We take you to volcanic caves which you could explore. And if you are lucky you could witness the legend of the caves come alive. Certain time of the year red shrimp appear, turning the water red. Let our tour guides tell you the legend of Princess Popoalaea. Blowhole • See what happens when a lava tube meets the ocean. On the right day, you can see water spouting 20 feet in the air and mist blowing sideways for 200 feet.

85

Wailua Falls

• The tallest waterfall on the Hana Highway standing at approximately 100 feet tall. It is a waterfall right on the side of the highway which attracts the most people. Hottest stop on the tour. If you wish to stop, please talk to tour guide about stopping. We will make the stop upon request.

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Ke‘anae Point

• Just past the Keanae Arboretum along the Hana Highway, you'll find a road on the left past mile marker 16 down to the village of Keanae. Pay attention to the jagged, black lava rocks and note that there is no swimming here due to the dangerous and rocky shoreline. • • A traditional Hawaiian village, Keanae is known for its taro fields, much like their ancestors. This area attracts fisherman and photographers from all over the world looking to catch Maui's famous North Shore waves against the beautiful Keanae peninsula.

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Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Historic Palapala Ho'omau Church was built in 1857 and still stands along Maui's lush coastline, famously known as the burial ground of prominent aviator, inventor, explorer, author and activist Charles Lindbergh. Stop made upon request.

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Kaupo

See the unreal landscapes of Maui’s backside in Kaupo. Stop for a photo in landscapes that take your breath away!

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Charles Lindbergh's Grave

Final resting place for the first solo aviator to fly across the Atlatic from New York to Paris. Stop upon request.

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Laulima Farm

Laulima Farm is a 13-acre organic family farm in the Kipahulu Valley. With many exotic and tropical fruits on the property you may sample at their tropical fruit stand! Organic coffee is grown here and definitely worth enjoying! Laulima is continually evolving to include more sustainable and ecologically sound practices on the land. (stop made upon request)

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Ohe'o Gulch

• Also called the sacred 7 pools, very popular because of it's location and the scenery surrounding the pools. Picture taking passing over the bridge.

Excursion d'aventure en petit groupe sur la route de Hana avec prise en charge

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