• Piilani Highway - Discover one of Maui’s most breathtaking coastal routes along the southern side of Haleakala, showcasing dramatic landscapes and stunning bi-coastal views with plenty of photo opportunities.
• Manawainui Gulch - Travel to the secluded community of Kaupo and pause at Manawainui Stream, experiencing genuine rural Maui where traditional Hawaiian culture and ranching heritage thrive.
• Kula - Maui Bees Honey Farm Experience: Explore this organic farm to learn about Hawaiian beekeeping, discover seasonal honey varieties, and taste raw, unfiltered honey while understanding their dedication to regenerative agriculture.
• Haleakala National Park - Explore the historic Haleakala Visitor Center, built in the 1930s and dramatically perched on the edge of the volcanic crater, then enjoy panoramic views from the summit where you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world at 10,023 feet elevation.
• Haleakala Crater - The magnificent Haleakala Crater is a breathtaking geological marvel that spans 11.25 miles across, 3.2 miles wide, and plunges nearly 2,600 feet deep, creating one of the world’s most stunning volcanic landscapes. The Pa Ka’oao Trail (also known as White Hill Trail) is a short 0.4-mile walk that begins at the visitor parking lot and leads to an elevated overlook offering stunning views of the crater floor. This mini hike is just half a mile and well worth the effort, providing visitors with an exceptional vantage point to truly appreciate the massive scale and otherworldly beauty of the crater. The views from atop this conical mound are significantly better than those from the visitor center, making it an ideal way for tour guests to experience the raw volcanic power and stark beauty that defines Haleakala’s “house of the sun” landscape.
• Haleakala Observatories - Known as “Science City,” the Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory was established in 1958 due to the excellent viewing conditions the shield volcano offers, where minimal light pollution, along with the high-altitude air and elevation, make it one of the most outstanding and valuable planetariums in the world. The Haleakalā Observatory, also referred to as the Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory Site, is Hawaii’s first astronomical research observatory and covers 18 acres at 10,000 feet above sea level, operated and managed by the University of Hawaii. While visitors can view the observatory complex from the Haleakala Summit and visitor center, the facility itself is dedicated to pioneering astronomical research that continues to enhance our understanding of the universe from this pristine high-altitude location.
• Ocean Vodka Organic Farm and Distillery - Experience what many consider Maui’s most stunning sunset from Ocean Vodka Organic Farm & Distillery. Situated at 1,000 feet on Haleakala’s slopes with sweeping 180-degree bi-coastal views, this beautiful location offers unobstructed panoramic vistas of both Maui’s north and south shores simultaneously. Watch as golden hour lights up the organic sugar cane fields, West Maui Mountains, and the sparkling Pacific Ocean. As the sun sets, witness a spectacular display of vibrant colors painting the sky—from brilliant golds and oranges to deep purples and pinks. The elevated position and open-air setting create the perfect atmosphere to enjoy this natural masterpiece. Guests can purchase from Ocean Vodka Organic Farm & Distillery’s offerings, including farm-fresh cuisine such as pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and appetizers made with locally-sourced ingredients, handcrafted organic cocktails featuring their award-winning vodka and rum distilled on-site.

• Dinner
• Snacks
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages
• Parking fees

• A gratuity for your driver is not included (15-20% is recommended)

We present an exclusive chance to explore one of the island’s most stunning attractions, paired with Maui’s breathtaking coastal views, all in one unforgettable day. Why is this a must-see? Only six companies on Maui hold the special permits needed to access Haleakala National Park, and we are proud to be among them! Discover the true beauty of Maui’s expansive, otherworldly volcanic landscape, traverse the remote and dramatic southern coastline, and enjoy a spectacular sunset from one of the island’s most beautiful viewpoints. This tour guides you through six unique climate zones, showcasing Maui’s remarkable ecological diversity. You’ll visit the secluded Kaupo, learn about Hawaiian honey production, and experience Haleakala before concluding your day at a top sunset spot with panoramic bi-coastal views. Seize this rare opportunity to witness the island in all its splendor!

• Scuba Diving Restriction: Guests who have been scuba diving must wait the recommended time before participating in this high-altitude tour for safety reasons. For more info, please check e.g. Divers Alert Network
• Road Conditions: Our route includes winding mountain roads with steep grades and tide turns. This tour is not recommended for pregnant women or guests with severe back problems or other conditions that may be aggravated by mountain driving. Important Note: If you are prone to car sickness, take your medicine or natural remedies at least 1 hour before the tour due to the winding mountain roads.
• Weather Policy: Tours operate in all weather conditions. Visibility at Haleakala and sunset viewing cannot be guaranteed due to natural cloud cover and weather patterns. No refunds are provided if visibility is limited due to weather conditions.
• The summit temperature can drop as low as 20-30 degrees Fahrenheit - dress in warm layers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.