Tour Stops

Nakalele Blowhole

The Nakalele Blowhole can shoot water as high as 50 feet into the air. Here, you can take a mini hike down towards the blowhole....

Dragon's Tooth Trail

Located near the Kapalua resort area, this half-mile hike follows the rocky shoreline and offers beautiful views of the bay. It is named Dragon’s Tooth...

Iao Valley State Park

Iao Valley State Park is a lush valley in the central highlands of Western Maui. The valley lies 750 miles above sea level and stretches...

Leoda’s Kitchen & Pie Shop

A nice country-style cafe that serves delicious sandwiches, salads, and burgers in addition to their famous homemade sweet and savory pies. Try local flavors like coconut...

Old Bailey House Museum

Note: There is an entrance fee to enter the museum and it is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10am to 1pmThe Bailey House was built on...

Olowalu Petroglyphs

Along an unassuming dirt path you’ll find giant boulders inscribed with carved images. These petroglyphs were a form of communication for native Hawaiians. Instead of...

Maui Tropical Plantation

The Maui plantation was once a bustling sugar cane plantation, but now, the property has 500 acres of diversified agricultural land and offers an educational...

DT Fleming Beach

DT Fleming beach is popular with locals and visitors alike. The beach has restrooms, picnic tables, showers, and a lifeguard on duty during daylight hours....

Olivine Pool & Bellstone Rock

Set 12 miles north of Kapalua—and 4 past Nakalele Blowhole—Olivine Pools is a rugged spot where waves thunder on volcanic rock and gather in natural...

Kaanapali Beach

Kaanapali Beach is touted as one of Maui’s best beaches, and is an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. Kaanapali’s shores stretch 3 miles and...

Honolua Bay View & Hike

During the summer months, divers and snorkelers enjoy this marine-life conservation district where tropical fish and turtles flock to the warm waters. There are two...