Small-Group Road to Hana Luxury Tour

Our driver Keith picked us up at 7am in Lahaina at our hotel. From there his knowledge of the island was phenomenal! He knows every plant tree and animal on the island and how they all got here. He made stops at the best places for pictures and even swam in a waterfall where we were the only ones there. Required a short rope to get down the hill but once there it was much prettier than the others. Thanks Keith for an amazing day!!

Our trip on the road to Hana was excellent. Gail our driver was very informative about the history of the islands and extremely knowledgeable about the plant life along the way.

Our guide, Sean, was extremely knowledgeable and took great pride in sharing such a beautiful area! The small group tour was a great way for both my husband and me to enjoy the amazing ride!

Our driver/tour guide (Keith Hunter) was an excellent and careful driver. We were able to enjoy the scenery without worrying about the road. Keith was also very knowledgeable, and he willingly and clearly shared his knowledge of the ecosystem of the area and history of Hawaii with us. He was polite and helpful (e.g. assisting us in and out of the van, taking pictures and getting wet helping us across rocks near the waterfalls). The lunch was great, also. We highly recommend this tour and driver!

Our driver and guide, Paul, did an excellent job in negotiating the many twists and turns of the Road to Hana in a safe and comfortable manner. He provided lots of interesting narration during the trip about the various sights along the way and informed us about the history of Maui in a way that greatly enhanced our appreciation of the area. The breakfast at Cafe Mambo in Paia and the three-course lunch at the Travessa Hotel in Hana, both of which were part of the tour package, were also excellent.

First I want to start with our tour guide being Fantastic, this less than ideal review does not have anything to do with her driving, or knowledge of the road to Hana, she was great! This tour did not include the most touristy items on the road to Hana which was not specifically noted in the description and disappointing. It did NOT include the bamboo Forest, the rainbow trees, twin falls, or the seven pools. The only well known stop we made was the black sand beach. We did not stop at any of the popular food markets. The tour was FAR to long and if you have seen a water fall before you did not have to go all the way to Hana - there is nothing to see there. With all the other cools sights on the island I would not waste a day doing this - drive to black sand beach and turn around if need be.

Only wish we stayed a little longer when we did stop at sites. Otherwise it was great day.

We decided on the small-group tour instead of the bigger tour, in part because my height makes it uncomfortable to travel in your typical bus. If you have long legs, this is worth it, I never felt cramped at all. Having such a small group also meant we had more time for each stop, since it was so much quicker and easier to get on and off the van. The tour itself was beautiful, featuring numerous stops and a plethora of information and history behind what we're seeing along the way. The two meals we stopped for were very tasty. The best thing about the tour was to not have to drive the road to Hana ourselves. After going through the winding, clifftop, sometimes one-way around a blind curve roadway, I cannot recommend enough going on a tour like this so that you don't have to drive it yourself, which also means you can sight-see out the window instead of having to look at the road. As an added bonus, you get an entertaining personality in your driver, at least we did with Les. We had a great time, highly recommended.

Our driver, Al, was courteous and attentive. He was a careful and skilled driver, which gave us comfort in the challenging road to Hana. Al needs to recheck his facts on sugar cane farming and production of sugar if he is going to talk at length on the subject. This luxury tour is marketed as a foodie tour neither the Mambo Café in Paia for breakfast, nor the Travasa Hotel in Hana best offerings, hamburger and fish tacos were better than OK. We were a group of 6, including a member with physical disability. My wife and I were the youngest at 72 and 71 respectively. No opportunity for swimming was given, no visit to the pools in Hana, limited stops for photo opportunities.