“Maui is not one island. It is four road trips disguised as one.”
This Maui bundle is built to show you just how many personalities one island can have. One day you are winding along the Road to Hana through waterfalls and jungle, the next you are watching the sun climb over Haleakalā’s crater, tracing beach after beach of perfect sand, or following the wild, dramatic curves of the west coastline. Each drive has its own stories, legends, landscapes, and favorite pullouts, and you are free to follow them at your own pace, stopping whenever something catches your eye.
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The bundle includes the following tours:
- Road to Hana (traveling in either direction)
- Maui Sunrise Tour
- Maui Beach Parks tour
The Road to Hana tour takes you along Hana Highway the slow, scenic way, with waterfalls, volcanic tunnels, black sand coves, roadside stands, and sea cliffs all stitched together by tales of the demigod who fished Maui from the sea and the sailors who later changed it forever. The Maui Sunrise Tour climbs Haleakalā, leading you through open pastures, pockets of jungle, and botanical gardens before you reach the crater rim to watch clouds, light, and lava rock trade colors. Along the way, you meet Hawaii’s unexpected paniolo cowboy culture and learn how it shaped the island’s heartland.
The Maui Beach Parks tour strings together a whole coastline of options, from windsurfing at Mai Poina Beach and fishpond history at Kalepolepo to Cove Beach’s beginner surf breaks, Kamaole’s rocky points, Wailea’s classic resort sands, turtle sightings near Palauea, and snorkeling, scuba, or kayaking at spots like Molokini, Ulua, and Maluaka. The drive ends at the island’s lava fields, where the coastline looks freshly poured. On the Maui Western Coastline tour, the scenery shifts to cliffy drama, blowholes, and surf breaks: Nakalele Blowhole, Honolua Bay, Dragon’s Teeth, D.T. Fleming’s waves, and Kapalua Bay’s gentler curve all appear along a route laced with ocean views and trailheads.
Every tour in this Maui bundle is self guided and GPS triggered, so your phone narrates while you drive and wander, not the other way around. Take them in one trip or spread them over several visits, mix sunrise craters with sunset beaches, and let Maui show you just how many ways there are to fall in love with one island.
Possible side effects include picking a new “favorite road” every day, daydreaming about your next Maui road trip before this one is even over, and returning home with sand in your shoes and four different answers when someone asks, “What was the best part?”
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Know Before You Go
NOTE: Roads in Maui are predominantly single-lane. Please drive cautiously as you navigate this beautiful island.
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How Does It Work?
- Access your tour: Download the Action Tour Guide app and sign in with the same email used for your website purchase. Your tour will appear under My Tours.
- Download your tour: Download it before you go. Once downloaded, no internet or cell signal is needed.
- Start your tour: Open My Tours, select your tour, and tap Start Touring when you reach a starting point.
- Listen your way: Use your phone’s speaker or headphones, or connect to your car’s audio system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not currently supported, compatibility is in development.
- GPS-triggered audio: Stories play automatically as you reach each location along the route.
- Stop and start anytime: Pause, take a break, make a detour, or continue another day. Tours are valid forever (one year for Action+).
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Tour FAQs
It takes about 2-3 hours to drive to the summit of Haleakalā, depending on your starting point on Maui.
The best Hawaiian island depends on your preferences; O’ahu offers vibrant city life, Maui boasts diverse landscapes, and Kauai provides a more tranquil escape.
Yes, there is an entrance fee to enter Haleakalā National Park; it costs $30 per vehicle or $15 per pedestrian or cyclist.
In Haleakalā, you can hike, watch the sunrise, visit the visitor center, and explore the unique volcanic landscape. Check Haleakalā guide to know more.
Baldwin Park is about 15 minutes away from Maui’s famous Baldwin Beach.
The most popular part of Maui is the resort area of Wailea, known for its luxurious hotels and stunning beaches.
You can find car rentals in Maui at the airport, in major towns, and through various rental agencies.
It takes around 4-5 hours to drive completely around Maui, covering approximately 120 miles.
The “death road” of Maui refers to the narrow, winding road to Hana, which requires cautious driving due to its challenging terrain.
Maui is generally safe at night, but it’s always wise to take basic precautions and be aware of your surroundings, especially in more secluded areas.
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Inclusions and Exclusions
Action Tour Guide app: Download the app to access your purchased tour.
GPS-triggered audio: Stories and directions play automatically as you reach each location.
Tour anytime: Single tours and bundles never expire and can be used anytime. Action+ is an annual subscription that automatically renews each year unless canceled.
Narrated stories: Hear local history, culture, and stories from experienced narrators.
Stop and start anytime: Pause, take a break, make a detour, or continue another day.
Offline access: Download your tour before you go. Once downloaded, no internet or cell signal is needed.
Stories, stops, and directions: Follow the route to key attractions with automatic directions and stories at each location.
Transportation: Transportation, parking fees, and tolls are not included.
Admission: Entry tickets and reservations are not included.
Food and drinks: Meals and drinks are not included.
Rental car: A rental car is not included and may be required for driving tours.
