Tours by Polynesian Adventure Maui are now available and we eagerly await the opportunity to share the island’s splendor with you. As part of our efforts to aid the healing of the west side, we respectfully request your assistance. We are also excited to show visitors the other extraordinary regions of Maui that remain pristine.

Experience the start of a new day from the summit of Haleakala (or house of the sun) – a sleeping volcano that offers panoramic views of Maui’s eastern side. The rugged landscapes with deep crevices and slopes are the natural habitats of the exclusive Hawaiian Nene geese and the scarce Silversword plants.

A comfortable mini-coach will take you to an elevation of 9,740 feet, just shy of the peak where you’ll witness an unsurpassed sunrise; a breathtaking spectacle of lights and shades. The sunrise tour promises an enduring memory and is certainly a must-have experience on your Hawaiian trip. As you descend, soak in the vast views of Kula and the expansive Pacific Ocean, en-route to a breakfast at the local hot-spot, Mill House Restaurant in Waikapu.

• Please contact the tour provider at minimum of 7 days prior to the tour date for ADA and all special requests.
• Haleakala is known for rapidly changing weather conditions and dense clouds and rain are common. As a result, clear viewing of the sunrise is not guaranteed, and the tour operates rain or shine. Refunds will be granted only when the tour is cancelled for safety reasons.
• The high altitude at the summit area may complicate health conditions and breathing difficulties. Elderly visitors, pregnant women, young children, and those with respiratory or heart conditions should consult their doctor prior to touring. Walk slowly and drink water to avoid dehydration. If you have gone scuba diving, you should wait at least 72 hours before going on this tour.