• Paia - Today, Paʻia is a renowned surf destination, but its history is equally captivating. Discover how the Sugar Plantations influenced this town and the island’s culture, and how this quaint north shore town was once a hub for entertainment and enjoyment.
• Ho’okipa Beach Park - Ho’okipa Beach is a premier surfing and windsurfing spot on Maui’s North Shore. Besides the excellent surf conditions, it is well-known for hosting more Hawaiian sea turtles than any other beach on the island.
• Haiku - Once a bustling pineapple plantation town and later the base for the 4th Division Marines during WWII, Haiku is now a serene and relaxed town on Maui’s North Shore.
• Hana Highway - Road to Hana - Known as one of the most scenic drives globally, the Road to Hana is a gem of Maui, featuring lush rainforests, dramatic ocean views, exotic plants, and numerous waterfalls and pools.
• Ke‘anae Point - A striking, half-mile-long extension of newer lava rock jutting from the cliff line, Ke’anae Peninsula is a place of extraordinary natural beauty. The vivid contrast between the bright green hala trees, the black rugged lava shoreline, and the vibrant blue Pacific Ocean is breathtaking. This peninsula was once an ancient taro-producing Hawaiian village, and much of the land remains taro fields today.
• Waikani Falls - Often called Three Bears due to the three separate but parallel falls of varying lengths, Waikani Falls is impressive. Despite the “baby bear” nickname, Waikani Falls plunges seventy feet into Wailua Nui Stream below.
• Pua’a Ka’a State Park - This is the ideal spot for those seeking a classic Hawaiian swimming hole and waterfall to swim under. The water, sourced from a natural spring, is incredibly clean but quite cold.
• Wailua Falls - Offers stunning views of Wailua Valley with multiple large waterfalls, Ko‘olau Gap in Haleakala’s crater rim, and Wailua Village with numerous taro fields.
• Garden of Eden Arboretum & Botanical Garden - Established by Maui’s first ISA-certified arborist in 1991, the Garden of Eden was created to celebrate the island’s exotic plant life while respecting its natural ecosystem. Known for its appearance in the opening scene of Jurassic Park, the beautifully maintained site features the largest ti plant collection in the state, a bamboo alley, a century-old mango tree, breathtaking ocean views, and an Enchanted Forest.
• Island Fresh Café - Paia - Enjoy a casual alfresco lunch in a spacious open-air setting at the historic Pa’ia Train Depot building. The menu features fresh Maui-grown organic produce, fresh island fish, and vegan and vegetarian options. Delicious!

• Private transportation
• Bottled water provided
• Complimentary snacks
• Lunch included
• Air-conditioned vehicles

• Gratuities

Join the adventure and explore one of the world’s most breathtaking coastlines—Maui’s North Shore! Visitors will travel along the Road to Hana, taking in the exotic flora, cascading waterfalls, and the charming Hawaiian community of Ke’anae. Highlights include visits to the magnificent Garden of Eden, Pua’a Ka’a State Park, and Wailua Valley. A delightful lunch is provided in the North Shore town of Pa’ia.

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