*I took the Maui Pineapple Tour: The Planting Experience in September 2026, and it was fantastic!…read moreOur guide, Rudy, was excellent. I loved learning about the history of the Maui Gold plantation and tasting fresh pineapple straight from the field. **A few essential tips: Wear dark-colored tops, long socks, and non-slip rubber-soled shoes--it gets very rainy, windy, and slippery out there, so you will get dirty! Bringing a towel and a wide-brimmed farmer hat is also a must.***

Informative and educational. Our guide Saylor just graduated from WSU with a degree in biology and…read moreshe is a local. She was awesome. We could not have had a better experience.

We did the private half day Hāna tour. The stops were all so beautiful and different. Mark was our…read moreguide and he was a wealth of knowledge about all the stops, Hawaiian culture, knew all the locals and you can tell he really likes his job and the company he works for. He was great with our two kids and was really helpful. We are so glad we chose to do this excursion during our vacation and thankful for the many great memories we created. Thank you mark for being so great with our family and for making the trip so comfortable and fun.

We had an amazing Road to Hana tour with Nick! He was knowledgeable, friendly, and made the entire…read moreday fun and stress-free. He shared so much about Maui, took us to incredible stops, and made sure we had plenty of time to enjoy each location. His driving was excellent, and we always felt safe on the winding roads. We chose the private bronco tour and got to keep the top down for a majority of the time. We felt like we were in a movie the entire time! Nick truly made this one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommend asking for him!

We had an incredible experience with Kat on our Road to Hana tour. If you want to see Maui through…read morethe eyes of a local while learning lessons about the lore and culture, there is no better choice than to go with Kat! She is incredible and her tour is super informative, engaging, and top-notch. Truly worth every penny! I will recommend Kat's services and Hana tour to all of my friends who have the joy of visiting Maui!!

We had such an incredible experience with Kat at Oui Tour Maui! If you're taking the trip to Hana,…read morethis is the way to go. Oui Tour Maui is the only way to experience Hana and the true Hawaiian culture like a local. Our experience was so personalized and intimate. Kat is so friendly and knowledgeable. Our day was filled with learning and laughs - Kat treats you like family and we are so blessed to have met her!

Malia was the best tour guide you could ask for! Her knowledge and passion of her home in Hana,…read morelove for the rainforest and its stories and history, and her fun inviting spirit made our road to hana adventure u forgettable. Wouldn't want to have that experience with any one else! Auntie Malia has given me a newfound love and appreciation for this island and it's many wailele!

Had a wonderful tour of the Road to Hana. Apa aka (Apple) was our tour guide, very knowledgeable…read more Beautiful sights, lunch was good and enjoyed it all. Totally recommend.

What a great experience. My husband and I upgraded to the VIP deck and it was definitely worth the…read moremoney. All of the crew were awesome! This was the 3rd time going with Alii Nui sailing. We will be back again soon.

Loved loved loved this little excursion with the family It…read morewas so much fun spending time together $$ was great too

Just Do It! First rate service and tour of Road to Hana! We…read morewere picked up promptly at our resort and our Driver/ Tour guide Tom was personable, fun and extremely knowledgeable about the islands history and the people of Maui. Food and drink were provided which was better than expected and plenty of it, along with plenty of bathroom breaks. The van was comfortable and limited to 8 guests and we had a good group. We were so glad we didn't drive it ourselves because Tom showed us sooooooo many things we would have driven right by. If you're not sure about taking the tour or driving yourself...do yourself a favor and take the tour and enjoy the Road to Hana!!!

In response to the owners lies - (Original reviews in…read morephotos. Yelp said I reached my character limit capacity. Added more photos for our proof). There was no one else on the tour except one couple, whom we had no issues with. The 7 people on the bus was my family of 5 and one couple. 1. There was a hiccup in your booking system, you allowed us to book a tour because you did not close your online reservation window. If you were sold out why did the website allow us to make a reservation? Hence the "hiccup". After we booked the tour, we did move a flight around so this person could make the tour that we had a confirmation email for. Very unprofessional to email the next morning saying you were sold out AFTER we made the booking. Yes we did book late but if you were sold out you shouldn't have allowed us to make the booking plain and simple. We called multiple times because we were asking about pick up arrangements and were told to keep calling back to see when/if the tour filled up, because only then would they be able to tell us what pick up rotation we would be in. I wanted to know what hotel would be the first pick up, etc. I didn't care that our two parties were not on the same bus, which was why I didn't mention it in the booking. 2. Since you claim to have the proof that he wasnt speeding, why dont you show it? It absolutely does corroborate with the Google maps picture. I did move the camera to get a video of how bumpy the bus was DUE TO HOW FAST THE DRIVER WAS SPEEDING! But I'll include another video straight ahead where you can see how fast he flies past the mountain. As for your lies, you need to come up with better ones. I asked for a Spanish translator due to the fact only ONE person in our party spoke Spanish. The fact that you guys said we were speaking Spanish all day is hilarious because NO ONE IN OUR PARTY SPEAKS SPANISH except my mother in law, who didn't speak the whole trip. Let's add more proof that you guys are racist - when the driver picked us up II asked about the Spanish ear piece translator before my mother in law was there. The driver said no, he said I speak a little Spanish so I will do my best to speak to help you guys out. 5 minutes later he came up to my husband and started speaking Spanish. My husband told the driver he speaks ENGLISH. Louie said oh you were quiet miguel so i figured you were the spanish speaker. we were asking about translation for my mother in law. I'll also add he made multiple claims about how Latinas were "so violent" and people had to watch out for us. let's add to the review that not only are you guys liars, you are racist liars. Your tour driver is a liar, we were all sleeping on the drive back due to how sick/tired we were. Your tour driver is clearly lying to cover his mistakes. 3. We didn't ask the tour driver for ONE illegal thing AT ALL. Due to the fact he was an arrested convict (which you can find proof of by googling it) he made illegal stops on his own! He even mentioned how the rangers loved him and when HE chose to make the illegal stop in front of the waterfalls, the ranger allowed it bc they told him make it quick. We appreciate the opportunity but never asked him for one illegal stop. 4. I never said we missed anything, I said I couldn't help but wonder if we missed something. Since you want to be so detailed, we actually DID miss Ohe'o Gulch / Seven Sacred Pools (D) Charles Lindbergh's Grave / Palapala Hoomau Church Kipahulu scenic ocean views, St. Joseph Church Kaupo Ranchlands / Haleakala backside views / Maui's Last Lava Flows (D) Maui's Upcountry / Kula (S) 6. The entire tour WAS my family. Let me also add one thing I forgot to the review someone in your company gave our tour guide my number and he texted me twice asking me for his tip which was EXTREMELY unprofessional. This is an extreme safety violation. He unprofessionally texted me "This ***** Just making sure I did venmo right.. If sent tip, I have not recieved..." at 7:27pm. And "If you could let me know.." at 7:56pm. For my safety, I should NEVER have received text asking about a TIP! Even if he was wondering about the tip because he wasn't used to electronics, you still should never text someones personal cell phone number. Since he did mention multiple times that he was a liability I was scared he was going to show up to our hotel since he knew my number, hotel location, etc. Where is the response to the bulk of my review??? Do you have an explanation for how we know all this information about him being fired from his last tour job? How the current owner was only allowing him to drive as a fill in driver as a favor? Why was he a liability? Bc he speeds and risks the lives of passengers? In one of my videos I do have him talking about the story of how his dad gave him money and guns to illegally transport. As I have over 500 videos from this tour, you guys are lucky I don't want to go through and find the hard proof I have. Where is your hard proof?

update 2 days The…read moresilicone lube i rubbed in the mask skirt And the surf fins made the difference. New life and more flexible.

Captain Luke is amazing and clearly loves his work! And is a fantastic captain. The crew and dive…read moremasters are also exceptional!

This was such a great experience! It's so peaceful and calm. Definitely an amazing place to reset…read moreand get in touch with nature. They have lavender products. Our favorite was the lavender honey as well as the lavender coffee!

We love lavender and being able to visit a lavender farm sounded like a great idea! So glad we did…read more Upon arrival we were greeted by the very nice person in the booth. We paid and drove in and parked. There was no problem finding a spot. There wasn't a whole lot to see as far as the lavender growing or blooming, but we enjoyed what was available. We stopped in the market store and bought some organic lavender tea, brownies, and candy. I bought a sticker and my DIL also bought a couple of things to bring home for friends. There is seating with umbrellas which we enjoyed. It was another beautiful day in Maui. After the grandkids were finished, we went out to the large field. The adults enjoyed sitting in the grass and kiddos enjoyed rolling around in the soft grass.

It was our first time in Hawaii and this was a great way to learn about the island, we highly…read morerecommend the Road to Hana tour! We created tons of cool memories and had new experiences thanks to our tour guide Keone. It's a smaller mom and pop type tour company, which we liked. The tour groups r smaller; we were supposed to have a group of 3 joining our group of 3 but they cancelled so we had the tour all to ourselves! Be ready for a full day; they picked us up from our hotel around 9am and got back to our hotel in the evening. They provide lunch and snacks. Also be ready to get your shoes dirty! Bring layers for the ever-changing rainforest weather and bug spray if mosquitoes like you. It seems like they will customize the tour according to the group and likes/dislikes. My group consisted of three 29 year old adventurous active ladies but i think it would be good for families too. We went to a local market, Buddhist temple-like place. We went on a hike through a bamboo forest, saw rainbow eucalyptus, banyan trees, ate guava and flowers (that's right, we ate ginger flowers!) that were growing in the fields. We saw beautiful colorful tropical birds. We did a short hike to a waterfall and then went swimming in the waterfall. We went to a black sand beach which we had all to ourselves. We went to a beach full of turtles on the sand. We tried lilikoi and fresh homemade banana bread. We moved at our own pace; if we wanted to stay at one place longer, we could. We spent quite a bit of time in the car (I took Meclizine to avoid motion sickness from the windy road) but Keone spent that time to educate us on... EVERYTHING Hawaii! We learned tons from Keone and he made us feel taken care of. We thought about driving Hana Road on our own but I'm SO glad we decided to take this tour. Take the tour to make some awesome memories, be safe (the road has many one way parts and u want to be able to enjoy the beautiful view), and learn all about the rich Hawaiian history and land. It's SO worth the money, I don't think you'll be sorry :)

When our cruise ship arrived in Maui I stumbled upon the guy selling this tour company in a mall…read more He was very personable and certainly a great sales person. He showed us large colorful photos of the six or seven places we would see on our reasonably priced tour. With our group of six he told us we would have our own private van and tour guide. The flyer stated we would have a healthy organic snack and beverage included although the salesman said the van would stop at the Mano Market and we would purchase our own snack. He also said he would have a table and chairs for us to sit on at the scenic lunch stop. We went for it at $65 per person for the Half-way to Hana Tour. When we met up with our tour guide the next morning she was very friendly and personable and on time. The van was new, seat belted and she was a very good driver. The rub was we though we would be stopping every ten or 15 minutes for some sort of tour site. We stopped briefly at an overlook of the beach where the seal turtles come in and the guide said we would return to that spot later at the end of the tour to see the turtles. soon we stopped at the Mano Market to pick up our food and drinks. There was no ice chest or any other means to keep our food and drink cool. I was concerned about possible food poisoning with the food in a hot storage area with out a means to cool it. Then we continued on up the road to Hana. It is an endless serious of very sharp turns that go on forever. We made no stops for at least 45 minutes and by that time two out of the six in our group had motion sickness and did not want to go on. Consequently we went no further than that one stop. This wasn't the fault of the tour company but had we known we would be driving around such a windy road without a stop every 15 minutes or so we probably would not have signed up for it. We opted to eat lunch at this stop but there were no tables and chairs. There were a couple of park benches but only one was in the shade and it was occupied. We ended up sitting on wet grass in the shade eating our now warm drinks and sandwiches. Not a comfortable situation for senior citizens. When we finished eating we headed back to the sea turtle area and took a long break there and saw the sea turtles. It it hadn't been for that the tour would have been a complete bust. Although all of us liked the young friendly girl who was our guide, she was not able to offer up the kind of informative, educational information about the things along our route that other tour guides offer up in a more professionally operated tour. She was just a very nice friendly young girl who was a good driver. The bottom line is we payed $65 each for a drive up a windy road to eat warm sandwiches, drink warm sodas, and set on wet grass, see several sea turtles, and spend some time in a bar drinking a beer to use up the extra time that we had because we couldn't take the drive half-way up to Hana. With a guide with more information on local history and lore it might have been okay but that was not the case. My recommendation is pay a bit more and get a "real" tour.

Visiting Kalaupapa had been on my bucket list for years since moving to Hawaii (yeah, not many…read morepeople ask for a trip to a former leper colony for their birthday - I'm that girl). Back in 1995, I happened to be at the beatification ceremony in Belgium for Pater Damien. I've been in a 20+ year orbit of him since. I worked downtown next to the church in which he was ordained. Finally, I was able to visit Kalaupapa myself. My book club recently read Molokai by Alan Brennart, a novel chronicling the separation of a girl from her family on Oahu and her long isolation on the peninsula throughout much of the 20th century. Next thing we know, we've chartered a flight and booked a tour! Our tour was $60 and included our permit. As I mentioned in my review of the national historic park itself, you really have to do some work BEFORE you come. You can't expect to show up and be told the entire story of what happened here in a few hours and understand it. Nor will you really feel the mana of this place. Take the time to do some research and reading ahead of time and you will have a much richer experience. That said, Richard and Brian and the sisters of St. Francis did an excellent job illuminating some of the history of the peninsula and the significance of some of the buildings left. We did not get to meet Gloria, the owner of the tour company and Fuesaina's bar since her daughter had just come in that morning for a visit. Richard has been living here for two decades and has done seemingly everything - from minister at one of the churches to physical restoration of the buildings. Brian has only been here for two years, and his specialty is natural history and he works with restoring native plant species; it was nice to have that perspective, too, which we wouldn't have otherwise had with a smaller group. They ping-pong-ed us with insight into ancient times, early days of the isolation of Hansen's disease patients, more recent history, and current life on the peninsula. Our group (our book club 11, plus another six) was so large that Brian had to be recruited to drive a second vehicle, but Richard delivered information at the stops. Since his own life is so woven into that of the community, it never felt scripted, as guided tours so often do. They picked us up at the airport. We began at the pier, where an incoming patient would have arrived. We saw the houses where volunteers can stay now, but in the past, residents and visitors would have spent time with each other in those buildings, continually separated by fencing or numerous other physical barriers. We saw inside the Social Hall, Baldwin Home, St Philomena's, Siloama, St. Elizabeth's, Kanaana Hou, and the beautiful view of the cliffs at Makawao. This is still a community of patient residents, though their numbers are dwindling. We didn't get a chance to meet any of them, though we did see some out and about, and Richard and Brian gave us a glimpse into some of their personalities. As it is still a community, the tour must be respectful of those residents, which is why permits are required, you are not allowed in as an outsider unless on a tour, work group, or as an invited guest of a resident. Keep in mind when booking a tour that the company is owned by a patient in her 80s (any business operating in Kalaupapa must be owned by a resident) and it's any guess what may happen to the tours or the park once the last of these residents pass on. You also must be sponsored at all times (even park service employees are subject to this their first six months), so there is no wandering freely about the community. The tour gave us a good amount of time at each stop to see, read, and ask questions. An easily-recommended experience, but also not for everyone.

Amazing tour! Richard was fantastic as he took us through the rich history. Well worth it! We had…read morethe tour to ourselves for the day as most took the mule ride-we hiked it in half the amount of time. They let us explore inside the churches and more. Thanks again!!