Long streaming waterfalls and vibrant green valleys are trademarks of this incredible volcanic wonderland. West Maui is home to one of the wettest places on earth. Discover Halawa Valley with two large and beautiful waterfalls flowing down the mountains.ĭeluxe Circle Island (60-70 minutes) - Combines West Maui and the Hana / Haleakala. Gigantic sea cliffs, the tallest in the world will awe you. Soar above Hawaii's tallest waterfalls (including the 1,750 foot Kahiwa Falls) along Molokai's remote and isolated north shore. View the resorts of Kaanapali and Kapalua. Weather permitting, highlights include: the 'Wall of Tears' with over 17 waterfalls flowing at once Maui's tallest waterfall, Honokohau Falls, with over 1,100 foot drop. Whale watching in season.ĭeluxe West Maui & Molokai (55-65 minutes) - See the highlights of both West Maui & the majestic island of Molokai, while whale watching (in season) as you cross Pailolo channel between Maui's northwestern shore and Molokai's eastern coastline.

Tour includes views of Old Hana Town, Haleakala National Park, Kipahulu, the taro field of Ke'anae, fabulous coastline waterfalls and the world famous Ho'okipa windsurfing beach on the return. The Hana Rain Forest extends for over 180 square miles along Maui's northern coast and is the largest tropical rain forest in our nation. Hana's nearly uninhabited 'back side' is home of the 'Seven Pools' and Lindberg's grave. See Kaupo and Ko'olau Gaps, the huge lava flows from the crater to the sea. Hana-Haleakala Crater (40-50 minutes) - Climb above central Maui and ascend the world's largest dormant volcano, Haleakala (Literally 'house of the sun') and discover its immense moonlike crater with pure iron oxide cinder cones towering over 1,100 feet tall.

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