Hana’s Hamoa Beach is just one of the most beautiful beaches in East Maui! Numerously rated as one of the ‘Top Beaches in the World’ by the popular Conde Nast publication, all will enjoy a day at this gorgeous crescent-shaped beach in Maui. Hamoa Beach is a 1/2 mile past mile marker 51 past Hana Town.

Also known as Uakea, Hana Bay is one of the best places to go snorkeling in Maui. This large, black sand beach is well protected and a great place for beginner snorkelers and those who wish to stay in shallow waters. The sand is black due to eroding lava that washes into the bay from a nearby freshwater stream.

The large hill that towers above Hana Bay is also shrouded in history- this was the birthplace of Queen Kaʻahumanu, one of Hawaii's greatest queens. Queen Kaʻahumanu played a pivotal role in Hawaiian history by abolishing Hawaii's kapu system in 1819. Before then, women were forbidden to eat certain foods like bananas, taro, and coconuts and were prohibited from dining in men's presence.

Hana’s Wai'anapanapa State Park and Maui’s only famous black sand beach spread across 122 acres of East Maui coastline. This Hana State Park allows Maui visitors to explore dramatic coastlines, a blowhole, sea-sculpted lava formations, two walking trails, a birthing pool, a hidden swimming hole, ancient Hawaiian burial sites, and five sheltered sea caves.

Visible from the parking lot at the Hana Ranch, Fagan’s Cross is an excellent place for a short, medium-level Hana hiking adventure. Perched at the top of Pu’u o Kahaula, guests will catch sight of one of the best East Maui coastal views from this unique vantage point.

Ideally situated on the Hana Coast of Maui, Hana Gold is one of Hawaii's first cacao plantations. The unique climate and fertile volcanic soil of Hawaii gives Hana Gold Cacao a rich and complex flavor that cannot be found anywhere else in the world.

The Hana Lava Tube is one of the island’s most incredible geologic wonders—and the 18th largest lava tube on Earth—where a cavernous maze created by volcanic lava offers an educational adventure for the whole family. Guided tours are available for all ages.

On the rugged Hana coast, along the far eastern shores of the Hawaiian island of Maui, Kahanu Garden grows in splendid isolation, nestled in the one of the largest native Hala (Pandanus) forests in the Islands. Plant collections from the Pacific Islands are the focus here, particularly plants of value to the Hawaiian people as well as other cultures of Polynesia, Micronesia, and Melanesia. Kahanu Garden is situated in the storied land of Honoma’ele and home to Pi’ilanihale Heiau, a massive lava-rock structure that is believed to be the largest ancient man made structure in Polynesia. This awe-inspiring cultural site in the garden is registered as a National Historic Landmark.

Also known as the Seven Sacred Pools, the Pools of Ohe'o Gulch could be easily considered the 8th Natural Wonder of the World! Here, you’ll find seven freshwater pools running from the mountain to the ocean. It is truly an incredible sight! Located within Haleakala National Park (approximately Mile Marker 42), this is a top place to visit on Maui.

On the mountainside of Oheo Gulch, you'll find unique hiking trails that give way to ocean views, freshwater pools, lush bamboo forests, and bridges along waterfalls. Reach Waimoku Falls at the end of your 2-mile hike.

From shucked coconuts to ribs and delicious shrimp pasta, the family-owned Braddah Hutts BBQ Grill introduces visitors to authentic Hawaiian barbecue cuisine. Stop by this roadside food truck for a true taste of the island.

Discover this local roadside favorite where coconut-based ice cream is the perfect organic, vegan treat along your Road to Hana drive. Choose from flavors such as matcha, pineapple, and traditional vanilla bean

The Bamboo Hale at Hana Farms. Savor your locally-sourced meal while taking in the ocean breeze in the outdoor, open-air bamboo hale. Artisan wood-fired pizzas, farm fare, and harvest salads are among menu favorites, while live acoustic music from local artists takes center stage each Friday.

Our local farming community provides our chefs with the vast majority of our Hawaiian cuisine ingredients, from local fruits and vegetables to beef from nearby farmers. The dress code is casual; guests are asked to cover up their swimsuits and wear flip flops or shoes.

Dining Room and Bar located on the main level overlooking the Hana Bay and Kauiki Hill. We pride ourselves on offering the freshest Hana product available to us using our locally grown fruit, fresh fish, and fresh grown vegetables.

Shaka Pops are Hawaiian ice pops handmade on Maui in small batches with the freshest island ingredients and aloha spirit. Our intensely flavored frozen treats are loaded with whole fruit, freshly squeezed juices and just a touch of natural cane sugar. We work closely with local farmers, producers and distributors to help support our agricultural community, promote a healthier lifestyle and lower our carbon footprint.

When in Hana, do as the locals do! Here, you’ll find the most authentic Thai food throughout all the Hawaiian Islands. Located in a hale (house) under a thatched roof, Pranees is a casual, inviting Maui gem of a restaurant.