Deluxe West Maui Private Sightseeing Tours with Expert Local Guide

Visit a stream with several pools and waterfalls, then continue up a narrow road cut high in the mountainside. Stop at several lookouts to take in the breathtaking views of exposed, steep & rugged coastline.

Visit a cliff top gallery featuring over 100 local artisans where one can find jewelry, art and home decor.

Drive into the native, isolated Hawaiian village of Kahakuloa.

The remote bell stone fields. During Halemahina Volcano last eruption it spit out massive lava bombs, which landed near the coast. Bell stones are hollow inside and you can make them ring by tapping them with a stick or rock.

If you are feeling adventurous, we can take a crumbly trail down to the Olivine Tide Pools. Here, we observe marine life and take a salty dip in the heart-shaped basin.

Take a picture at the famous heart-shaped rock and watch the amazing blowhole. This attraction fires 90% of the time and sprays often reach over 100 feet into the air!

Stop at Honolulu Bay, the crown chakra of the island, to witness Maui’s healthiest reef from above.

Visit the sunken caldera of Maui’s western volcano. Gaze up steep valley walls with waterfalls tumbling down, and visit the ʻĪao Needle (a natural basalt tower).

Visit a stream with several pools and waterfalls, then continue up a narrow road cut high in the mountainside. Stop at several lookouts to take in the breathtaking views of exposed, steep & rugged coastline.

Visit a cliff top gallery featuring over 100 local artisans where one can find jewelry, art and home decor.

Drive into the native, isolated Hawaiian village of Kahakuloa.

The remote bell stone fields. During Halemahina Volcano last eruption it spit out massive lava bombs, which landed near the coast. Bell stones are hollow inside and you can make them ring by tapping them with a stick or rock.

If you are feeling adventurous, we can take a crumbly trail down to the Olivine Tide Pools. Here, we observe marine life and take a salty dip in the heart-shaped basin.

Take a picture at the famous heart-shaped rock and watch the amazing blowhole. This attraction fires 90% of the time and sprays often reach over 100 feet into the air!

Stop at Honolulu Bay, the crown chakra of the island, to witness Maui’s healthiest reef from above.

Visit the sunken caldera of Maui’s western volcano. Gaze up steep valley walls with waterfalls tumbling down, and visit the ʻĪao Needle (a natural basalt tower).

Visit a stream with several pools and waterfalls, then continue up a narrow road cut high in the mountainside. Stop at several lookouts to take in the breathtaking views of exposed, steep & rugged coastline.

Visit a cliff top gallery featuring over 100 local artisans where one can find jewelry, art and home decor.

Drive into the native, isolated Hawaiian village of Kahakuloa.

The remote bell stone fields. During Halemahina Volcano last eruption it spit out massive lava bombs, which landed near the coast. Bell stones are hollow inside and you can make them ring by tapping them with a stick or rock.

If you are feeling adventurous, we can take a crumbly trail down to the Olivine Tide Pools. Here, we observe marine life and take a salty dip in the heart-shaped basin.

Take a picture at the famous heart-shaped rock and watch the amazing blowhole. This attraction fires 90% of the time and sprays often reach over 100 feet into the air!

Stop at Honolulu Bay, the crown chakra of the island, to witness Maui’s healthiest reef from above.

Visit the sunken caldera of Maui’s western volcano. Gaze up steep valley walls with waterfalls tumbling down, and visit the ʻĪao Needle (a natural basalt tower).

Visit a stream with several pools and waterfalls, then continue up a narrow road cut high in the mountainside. Stop at several lookouts to take in the breathtaking views of exposed, steep & rugged coastline.

Visit a cliff top gallery featuring over 100 local artisans where one can find jewelry, art and home decor.

Drive into the native, isolated Hawaiian village of Kahakuloa.

The remote bell stone fields. During Halemahina Volcano last eruption it spit out massive lava bombs, which landed near the coast. Bell stones are hollow inside and you can make them ring by tapping them with a stick or rock.

If you are feeling adventurous, we can take a crumbly trail down to the Olivine Tide Pools. Here, we observe marine life and take a salty dip in the heart-shaped basin.

Take a picture at the famous heart-shaped rock and watch the amazing blowhole. This attraction fires 90% of the time and sprays often reach over 100 feet into the air!

Stop at Honolulu Bay, the crown chakra of the island, to witness Maui’s healthiest reef from above.

Visit the sunken caldera of Maui’s western volcano. Gaze up steep valley walls with waterfalls tumbling down, and visit the ʻĪao Needle (a natural basalt tower).