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When you use R2H's Experiencing the Road to Hana and Beyond, you do just that. Rent your own car. Invite only the ones you love. Then travel to Hana on your own schedule. With this CD, tips, and Hana folding map, you're given all the best information to have the ultimate experience. But you get more than just points on a map. With R2H, you get the full experience with great music, helpful driving tips, and you'll be shown the Hawaii you've always envisioned.
"If you could do 1 thing in Maui, what would it be?" We get this question a lot.
Our Answer: "Travel the Road to Hana." There are plenty of reasons why we do it so often, even though we live here. Hana has some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world. Every sight and smell brings you to old Hawaii (the way it used to be and the way it should still be.)
The best way to visit Hana is by taking a Road to Hana Tour with Valley Isle Excursions. Their experienced local guides will show you the best spots on the way to Hana. You'll also be picked up and dropped off at your hotel, fed throughout the day, and you don't even have to drive!!
Call 1-877-871-5224 to book your seats on one of Valley Isle Excursions luxury vans.
Aloha Melissa,
We did some research and found that it's called "Hana Audio Tour: On The Road Again". We've yet to find anyone selling it, but we'll keep our eye out for it. Sorry we can't be of more help! Learn more about the Road to Hana.
MIG
UPDATE!!!!!!
I found it!!! I found it yesterday at Walmart in Kahului. You can buy it there, or maybe call Walmart and see if you can have them send a copy to the local store near you. It was in the Hawaii souvenir section of the store.
Aloha,
I have a question, I am in Oahu currently and would like to visit maui for 2 days. Do I take a flight to Maui - Kahului or Kapalua?
Fly to Kahului. Kapalua is much more expensive to fly into. If you're staying on the west side (Kapalua, Lahaina, Kaanapali), rent a car or get a shuttle to your hotel. It's about an hour drive from the airport, but you'll be saving BIG BUCKS. If you're staying on the west side and can get a good price to Kapalua, then go for it. If you plan on doing the Road to Hana and Sunrise at Haleakala, it would be wiser to stay on the South Side of Maui.
For Haleakala, you can rent a car, or you can do a tour. We love the Maui bike tour with Haleakala Bike Company 1-888-922-2453 . They'll drive you up to the summit, you watch the sunrise, then they give you a bike and all the gear you need at the base of Haleakala National Park. finally, you cruise down miles of downhill countryside at your own pace. It's a great trip.For Hana, I suggest renting a car and following these important Road to Hana Tips.I hope this helps you, Megha! Have a great trip!Best Wishes,
If anyone ever has questions, we're happy to answer them. Go to the Maui Information Guide and contact us!
Hello,We will be coming to Hawaii on a group vacation next year and some of the members in our group want to take the Road to Hana trip. Two of our members have issues with car sickness. Is this an issue on this trip while in one of the coaches?Thank you,Tina
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We found this truck in Hana, deep in foliage. We think it supported it's own ecosystem. This is not an uncommon site to see once you get deeper into the brush in Hana or Haiku area in Maui, Hawaii.
The camping trip was EPIC! We enjoyed near perfect weather. It rained at the ideal times (when we were sleeping or while driving.) We also enjoyed checking out Ono Organic Farms past Hana Town. Some of the campers we were with are very good friends to the owners of this farm. We explored the grounds and enjoyed their hospitality.
Overall, it was a great Labor Day weekend camping and enjoying good company. ALOHA!