Yes, you can certainly drive the Road to Hana on your own. However, if you'd like some extra guidance on your trip, a driving guide from Action Tour Guide will make for the perfect travel buddy. Driving the Road to Hana is a thrilling and breathtaking experience.
Can I drive a rental car on the Road to Hana?
Most all rental car companies on Maui will allow you to drive to Hana. Driving the backside of Haleakala, past Oheo Gulch is not recommended for the faint of heart. Access to the ROAD TO HANA is Limited (learn more): The best parts of driving to Hana are between Paia and Seven Sacred Pools.
Do you need cash for Road to Hana?
What should I bring? Water – Bring plenty, though you can buy it along the way. Cash – Most of the banana bread and smoothie places only take cash. Towels – It's most likely going to rain.
Do you have to pay to drive the Road to Hana?
Should I drive the Road to Hana myself or take a tour?
We highy recommend doing a tour with large windows, an experienced local guide, and only going to safe, legal, epic spots! In order to truly experience Hana, it helps to know more about the history and legends of the area.
Is Road to Hana a full day?
With 142 narration points and over 25 stops, this tour takes between 10-12 hours to complete. It begins in Kahului near the airport and ends just past Hana at Kipahulu (Haleakala National Park). We'll guide you back towards Kahului the same way you came, along Hana Highway.
What is the best time to go to the Road to Hana?
If you're setting off on a Road to Hana tour in Maui, you'll want to make the most of the daylight hours. The safest and most pleasant way to travel on the Road to Hana is during daylight hours. Leaving around 7 am will leave you plenty of time for driving and a few interesting stops.