Experience one of Maui's most spectacular coastal drives along the southern flank of Haleakala, revealing dramatic landscapes and stunning bi-coastal vistas with numerous photo opportunities.

Journey to the isolated community of Kaupo and stop at Manawainui Stream, experiencing authentic rural Maui where traditional Hawaiian life and ranching heritage remain strong.

Maui Bees Honey Farm Experience: Visit this organic farm to discover Hawaiian beekeeping, learn about seasonal honey varieties, and sample raw, unfiltered honey while exploring their commitment to regenerative agriculture.

Visit the historic Haleakala Visitor Center, constructed in the 1930s and situated dramatically on the edge of the volcanic crater, then soak in panoramic views from the summit where you'll feel like you're on top of the world at 10,023 feet elevation.

The magnificent Haleakala Crater is an awe-inspiring geological wonder that stretches 11.25 miles across, 3.2 miles wide, and plunges nearly 2,600 feet deep, creating one of the world's most spectacular volcanic landscapes. The Pa Ka'oao Trail (also known as White Hill Trail) is a short 0.4-mile walk that starts at the visitor parking lot and leads to an elevated overlook offering breathtaking views of the crater floor. This mini hike is just half a mile and well worth the effort, providing visitors with an exceptional vantage point to truly appreciate the massive scale and otherworldly beauty of the crater. The views from atop this conical mound are significantly better than those from the visitor center, making it an ideal way for tour guests to experience the raw volcanic power and stark beauty that defines Haleakala's "house of the sun" landscape.

Dubbed "Science City," the Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory was erected in 1958 due to the optimal viewing conditions the shield volcano possesses, where a near-absence of light pollution, as well as the high-altitude air and height, render it one of the most superb and valuable planetariums in the world. The Haleakalā Observatory, also known as the Haleakalā High Altitude Observatory Site, is Hawaii's first astronomical research observatory and spans 18 acres at 10,000 feet above sea level, operated and managed by the University of Hawaii. While visitors can view the observatory complex from the Haleakala Summit and visitor center, the facility itself is dedicated to groundbreaking astronomical research that continues to advance our understanding of the universe from this pristine high-altitude location.

Experience what many consider Maui's most breathtaking sunset from Ocean Vodka Organic Farm & Distillery. Perched at 1,000 feet on Haleakala's slopes with sweeping 180-degree bi-coastal views, this stunning location offers unobstructed panoramic vistas of both Maui's north and south shores simultaneously. Watch as golden hour illuminates the organic sugar cane fields, West Maui Mountains, and the sparkling Pacific Ocean. As the sun descends, witness a spectacular display of vibrant colors painting the sky—from brilliant golds and oranges to deep purples and pinks. The elevated position and open-air setting create the perfect atmosphere to enjoy this natural masterpiece. Guests can purchase from Ocean Vodka Organic Farm & Distillery's offerings, including farm-fresh cuisine such as pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and appetizers made with locally-sourced ingredients, handcrafted organic cocktails featuring their award-winning vodka and rum distilled on-site.