Some people insist on driving the road themselves. But if you’re a first-timer, a tour can be the way to go — otherwise you’ll miss blink-and-you’ll-miss-it views like this.

Just a few reasons to stop at Nahiku Marketplace. There are some great local vendors here.

Let someone else handle the hairpin turns. This Road to Hana van tour covers every stop worth seeing. Get the details: mauiguide.com/hana-van-tour/

Safety Tip: It may look inviting, but swimming at Keanae Peninsula is strongly discouraged. The currents are strong and the rocky shoreline will cut you up. Instead, admire the views and pick up some banana bread.

Summertime, and the livin’s easy here on The Valley Isle. June is usually one of our favorite months on Maui, thanks to local concerts, film festivals, and plenty more. Enjoy! mauiinformationguide.com/blog/maui-even…

This trail is something out of a dream. 📍 Pipiwai Trail, Kipahulu. This trail is part of Haleakala National Park in Kipahulu.

Rooster: ‘Rise and shine!’ Cat: ‘Brah, it’s 5 AM.’ 🐓⏰🐱 leilanifarmsanctuary.org

Explore the lush Pipiwai Trail in Haleakala’s Kipahulu District! It’s a 2.5–3 hour drive from Kahului and costs $30 per vehicle, which also gets you into the Summit District for three days. youtube.com/shorts/u3U8hWG…

Wailua Falls from way up high. This is a popular waterfall to stop at on the way to Haleakala National Park in Kipahulu, but the parking can get crazy. Try to be mindful of other drivers when parking here!

A shot from a sunny day at Kahanu Gardens. Not many visitors know about this place, but it's a great historical stop on the road to Hana. It’s highly recommended to make reservations.

Drive-by snapshot of Hanawi Falls. There’s no swimming here, but it sure is pretty.

Just a moment of bliss on the road to Hana.

One night in Hāna with the kids—Ho‘okipa, Wailua Valley, Pua‘a Ka‘a, Wailua Falls, and a cabin stay at Waiʻānapanapa. Wrapped it up with Manawainui views, SPAM, and sleepy keiki. youtube.com/shorts/zmEd6jW…

Need a scenic break on the road to Hana? Swing by Puaʻa Kaʻa (Mile Marker 22). Enjoy restrooms, picnic tables, and a waterfall you can see up close without a fee. Stretch your legs, grab a snack, and snap some photos! #MauiWaterfalls #RoadToHana #MauiTips youtube.com/shorts/0ARxpIU…

Some spots along the Road to Hana and beyond: • Ho'okipa beach Park • Pua'a Kaa State Wayside Park • Backside past Kaupo

You never know what surprise you might find on the Road to Hana. 📍 Nahiku Marketplace

We love these shots of the waterfalls at the Pools of Oheo at the national park in Kipahulu. There’s a great little nature trail here where you can get stunning views of the pools.

Looking at how rugged this coastline is, you can understand why the road to Hana is such a daunting drive! If you’re a nervous driver, we definitely recommend taking a tour. Why stress?

Maui might be remote, but it’s packed with things to do, from lava field horseback rides to unforgettable luaus. Here are 27 standout picks to help you plan. activityauthority.com/things-to-do-m…

Explore the lush Pipiwai Trail in Haleakala’s Kipahulu District! It’s a 2.5–3 hour drive from Kahului and costs $30 per vehicle, which also gets you into the Summit District for three days. youtube.com/shorts/u3U8hWG…