A drive around the entire perimeter of Maui will take about 10 to 12 hours. A Road to Hana Tour in Maui is one of the island's must-do activities if you're visiting Hawaii, and should you choose to continue your drive around the entire island, it could be a beautiful and unforgettable drive.
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.Â
A fulfilling Acadia National Park tour will take at least two hours to drive! One of the best ways to explore Acadia is by driving through the park in your car. This can be a full-day excursion filled with hikes, picnics, and photo ops.
Kauai is likely the most accessible Hawaiian island for seniors, there are several Kauai tours for seniors, and activities for all kinds of age groups to enjoy.
The best way to enjoy the park while driving is on a self-guided Grand Canyon tour. Enjoy the time spent in your car by diving into park history and the area’s natural wonders.
The best way to see Arches National Park is through a self-guided driving tour. Guided by your phone GPS, you can see Arches Park at your own pace.
Of the 800 Florida Keys, there are only about 10 or 11 big enough to take note of, and they're all reachable by car if you take the Overseas Highway. The route starts at Key Largo, the biggest of the Keys. At the end of the line is Key West, one of the most eclectic little cities in the US.
While there are plenty of Keys residents who get by with just a bike and a boat, a tourist to the islands is going to need a car, especially if they're taking our Florida Keys self-guided driving tour.
Action Tour Guide provides seamless GPS-prompted checkpoints that progress as you drive, serving up fascinating stories and deep-dives about the history of the Hana Highway.
Rocky Mountain National Park is home to a wide variety of wildlife thanks to its elevation range. From its lowest point to its highest point, there’s an altitude difference of over 6,000 feet! So while you’ll see meadows and forests at the lower elevations, the famous Trail Ridge Road brings you up past the point where trees can grow into alpine tundra.
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