Roberts Hawaii – Heavenly Hana Tour
Embark on the legendary Road to Hana with an experienced driver and discover Maui’s most scenic journey. This 68-mile route winds past one-lane bridges, lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and dramatic coastal views. Stops include Kaumahina State Wayside Park, Pua'a Ka'a Wayside State Park, Keanae Lookout, and Wai'anapanapa State Park with its famous black sand beach. Along the way, marvel at Waikani Falls, Palikea Stream, and the rustic charm of Hana town, home to historic temples, tropical flowers, and rich cultural heritage. A picnic lunch at Tony's Place in Hana completes this unforgettable adventure.
✨ Tour Highlights
- Kaumahina State Wayside Park*: Scenic overlook of Maui's lush coastline
- Pua'a Ka'a Wayside State Park: Rainforest waterfalls and pools
- Keanae Lookout*: Stunning views of lava rock coastline and taro fields
- Waikani Falls "Three Bears" triple cascade
- Wai'anapanapa State Park*: Iconic black sand beach and freshwater caves
- Heavenly Hana town with historic Pi'ilanihale Heiau and local charm
- Palikea Stream, Maui's largest perennial stream
*denotes designated stops
🥪 Picnic Lunch (Tony’s Place Hana)
- Bacon Cheeseburger & Fries
- Veggie Burger & Fries
- Fish Burger & Fries
- Beverage: Coke product or bottled water
Please note: Advise of any food allergies when making your reservation.
Special Instructions
Where & When
Your exact pick-up time and location will be emailed with your confirmation.
Restrictions
Moderate walking please wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately.
The ride to Hana may be rough as there are stretches of uneven surfaces.
Locations/Routes may be modified due to national and state park advisories.
Special Notes
Wheelchair accessibility: Please book early to secure arrangements. A transfer vehicle equipped with a lift is available upon request with prior booking and notification of at least 48 hours, please indicate during booking.
Operation Days
Duration
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Heavenly Hana Tour stop at Wai'anapanapa State Park?
Yes. Wai'anapanapa State Park is one of the designated stops and gives guests time to see its black sand beach, lava-rock coastline and freshwater caves. The exact route may still be adjusted when park advisories, road conditions or weather affect access.
How much walking is involved on the Heavenly Hana Tour?
The tour involves a moderate amount of walking at scenic lookouts and park stops. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended because paths may include steps, uneven ground and damp surfaces near rainforest areas and waterfalls.
Can a wheelchair user join the Heavenly Hana Tour?
A transfer vehicle equipped with a wheelchair lift may be available when requested in advance. Arrangements should be made when booking and require at least 48 hours' notice, since accessible vehicle space is limited.