Road to Hana: 5 Reasons It's the Best Experience in Maui

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The Hana Highway, commonly known as the Road to Hana, is one of Maui's most magnificent and beautiful experiences. Yes, an experience rather than a tourist attraction. When it comes to touring the Hana Highway, the trip is far more important than the destination. Despite its short length of 52 miles, this roadway is a sensory and emotional adventure. You'll encounter hairpin turns, deep curves, and numerous one-lane bridges with an average speed limit of 25 mph or less across the road. As a result, you have no choice but to slow down and really appreciate the most vivid sights of Maui's gorgeous island.
 

Here are the top five reasons to visit the Road to Hana during your next Maui vacation:


Small Towns to Visit

Experiencing new cultures is one of the most enjoyable aspects of traveling. Hana Town is one of Hawaii's nicest small towns, with stunning vistas and pleasant people. You'll pass through small towns and villages on your way to Hana. Meet the people, buy fresh fruit from roadside booths, and exchange a smile.

                            **Aunty Sandy's Banana Bread is a must.  Best $8 we spent.**


 Show your support for local artisans.

The Nahiku Marketplace, near mile marker 29 on the Road to Hana, is a local artisan market with a wide variety of wonderful items. Take home a piece of art to remember your memorable journey on the Road to Hana by purchasing traditional Hawaiian cuisine from roadside food vendors, visiting pop-up shops that display local artisans' work, and purchasing authentic Hawaiian food from roadside food vendors.


Visit Quieter Beaches

Who doesn't like to feel like they're alone on a secluded beach? You'll pass some of the most gorgeous, pure, and calm beaches on the Road to Hana. White, pink, and even black sand beaches can be found. Ho'okipa Beach and Wai'anapanapa State Park are ideal for dipping your toes in the lovely blue ocean.


                                                               **Black Sand Beach**


Go Waterfall Chasing



                                **Hidden spot we had to hike and find.  We were the only ones there**

When you're in Hawaii, look for waterfalls. Beautiful waterfalls abound in Hawaii, but the Road to Hana has so many that it's difficult to keep up. Some of the Road's falls are easy to reach for a swim, while others need a little more hiking. Hanawai Falls, Pua'a Ka'a Falls, and Twin Falls are some of the most popular places for tourists to take incredible photos and appreciate Mother Nature's magnificence.


Relax and take it easy


Look at the Road to Hana as an opportunity to open your eyes and genuinely soak in the culture, beauty, and calm that the island has to offer, rather than a checklist item to tick off while visiting Maui. The 52-mile highway may not be the fastest you've ever driven, but it's certain to be the most unforgettable. The Road to Hana is one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences, a truly remarkable stop during your journey.

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