Road to Hana Luxury Limo-Van Tour with Helicopter Flight — Maui Drive, Swim & Eco-Star Helicopter
See Hana by land and air on a small‑group luxury limo‑van tour with a 36‑minute Eco‑Star helicopter flight. Relax on an intimate drive to Waiʻanapanapa State Park, swim under waterfalls when conditions allow, and return with unmatched coastal views from the sky.
The Experience
Before You Go
Weight & check‑in rules
All passengers and bags are weighed at check‑in; report accurate weights and arrive early to avoid delays—surcharges apply for certain weight ranges.
Swim with caution
Freshwater swims depend on recent rain and park rules; follow your guide’s safety brief and avoid scouring or entering fast flows.
Dress in layers and bring reef‑safe sunscreen
Morning clouds can give way to hot sun; a light waterproof layer and reef‑safe SPF protect you on both land and in the helicopter.
Secure gear for the flight
Bring a tether or padded camera strap and stow loose items—helicopter flights require strict cockpit safety and limited cabin movement.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Keʻanae Lookout and old taro terraces—quick photo stop with a dramatic coastal backdrop
- •The coastal trail at Waiʻanapanapa—sea caves and blowholes beyond the main beach
Wildlife
- •Hawaiian green sea turtle (in nearshore waters)
- •Native honeycreepers and manu (forest birds) near Hana’s gardens
Conservation Note
Visitors must stay on marked trails at state parks and never remove sand, rocks, or cultural artifacts; use reef‑safe sunscreen to protect coral and marine life.
Hana developed as a series of small agricultural and fishing communities; many stops on the Road to Hana still reflect ancient land divisions and taro cultivation.
Photographer's Notes
- • Waiʻanapanapa black‑sand beach and sea caves
- • From the helicopter along the windward coastline for aerial cliffs and cascading streams
- • Lookouts near Keʻanae village for taro terraces meeting the sea
What to Bring
Swimsuit and quick‑dry towelEssential
Wear under your clothes or keep handy for swim breaks at waterfalls and black‑sand beaches.
Reef‑safe sunscreen and sun hatEssential
Protects skin during stops and while waiting for the helicopter boarding.
Light waterproof jacket
East Maui’s microclimates can bring sudden showers—pack a compressible layer.
Secure camera with strap or small dry bagEssential
Capture roadside falls and the aerial perspective without risking lost equipment.
Common Questions
Where do we meet for the tour?
Check‑in is at Blue Hawaiian Helicopters, 1 Lelepio Place, Kahului; arrive at least 30 minutes before departure for weight check and briefing.
What happens if the helicopter flight is canceled?
If weather cancels the flight portion, the operator returns guests by limo‑van to the start point and issues a 50% refund for the flight; itineraries may be adjusted for safety.
Are meals and park fees included?
Yes—Pacific Rim lunch and entrance to Waiʻanapanapa State Park are included; special dietary requests can be accommodated with advance notice.
Can children join the tour?
Children can join; toddler car seats for ages 4–9 are available with 48‑hour notice. All guests must be ambulatory.
Are there weight limits for passengers?
Yes—passenger weights are required at booking; individual maximum limit is 325 lbs and surcharges apply for passengers in specified weight ranges—see operator policy for details.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
No; the tour cannot accommodate wheelchairs, walkers, or scooters and requires guests to board the helicopter and walk short, uneven paths.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
6 hours
Location
Kahului, Hawaii
Difficulty
easy
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; guests should be ambulatory and comfortable walking short uneven trails and stepping into shallow pools.
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