The Road to Hãna is not a destination—it’s an adventure.
With over 600 curves and dozens of one-lane bridges, this legendary drive winds through lush rainforest, waterfalls, bamboo forests, dramatic coastlines, and hidden beaches.
Before You Go:
• Start early (6:00–7:00 AM is ideal)
• Fill your gas tank the night before
• Download offline maps
• Bring water, snacks, and a phone charger
• Drive slowly and respectfully
• Allow a full day
Before You Go:
• Start early (6:00–7:00 AM is ideal)
• Fill your gas tank the night before
• Download offline maps
• Bring water, snacks, and a phone charger
• Drive slowly and respectfully
• Allow a full day
• Twin Falls
A popular and beautiful jungle stop early on the drive, featuring accessible waterfalls and a local farm stand with fresh tropical treats.
A popular and beautiful jungle stop early on the drive, featuring accessible waterfalls and a local farm stand with fresh tropical treats.
• Keʻanae Peninsula
Famous for its dramatic, rugged black lava coastline where massive ocean waves crash against the rocks. Don't miss the famous local banana bread here.
Famous for its dramatic, rugged black lava coastline where massive ocean waves crash against the rocks. Don't miss the famous local banana bread here.
• Hana Town
A peaceful, remote Hawaiian village that marks the official end of the highway, offering a glimpse into quiet, traditional island life.
A peaceful, remote Hawaiian village that marks the official end of the highway, offering a glimpse into quiet, traditional island life.
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• Black sand Beach
Located in Waianapanapa State Park, this stunning and unique beach features pitch-black sand contrasted against bright green jungle foliage and deep blue water.
Located in Waianapanapa State Park, this stunning and unique beach features pitch-black sand contrasted against bright green jungle foliage and deep blue water.
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• Hamoa Beach
A breathtaking, crescent-shaped beach lined with hala trees, widely considered one of the most beautiful body-surfing beaches in all of Hawaii.
A breathtaking, crescent-shaped beach lined with hala trees, widely considered one of the most beautiful body-surfing beaches in all of Hawaii.
• Puaʻa Kaʻa State Wayside
A perfect roadside rest stop surrounded by rainforest, featuring clean facilities, picnic areas, and easily accessible waterfalls with refreshing dip pools.
A perfect roadside rest stop surrounded by rainforest, featuring clean facilities, picnic areas, and easily accessible waterfalls with refreshing dip pools.
Our Recommendation
Don’t try to stop everywhere. Pick a few highlights and enjoy the journey. The beauty of Hãna is found in slowing down and appreciating the drive itself.