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What to do and see in Haiku, Hawaii (HI): The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Haiku is an unincorporated community in Maui County on the island of Maui in the state of Hawaii. For United States Census purposes, it is part of the Haiku-Pauwela, Hawaii census-designated place, which also includes Pauwela.
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1. Leilani Farm Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 98 reviews
Reservations are required. $40 per person tax-deductible donation (for adults and kids). Minimum age for visitors is seven years old. Home to goats, turkeys, rabbits, donkeys, cats, geese, pigs, tortoises, guinea pigs, ducks, deer, chickens, a cow and a dog, Leilani Farm Sanctuary is located on a lush 8-acre farm in Haiku, Maui. It is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization created to provide shelter and care for rescued animals, and humane education to the community. On the outer, most visible level, Leilani Farm Sanctuary lives and breathes upon a unique piece of rolling land, eight volcanic acres on a green Pacific island. But its superb location and jaw-dropping natural beauty are but reflections of its lush inner essence. The sanctuary is truly a paradise for animals and humans alike.
Reviewed By 769christinap - Vancouver, Canada
I came upon this tour by chance. I’m so glad I did! LauraLee is an amazing host and her love and care of the rescued animals shows. Her Sanctuary is a paradise. It’s fun to get up and close with the animals! Make sure to hug the turkey!!
2. NorthShore Zipline Co
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5.0 based on 1,337 reviews
Maui's original treetop zipline adventure! Enjoy freestyle zipping with 7 ziplines, multiple platforms, swinging bridges, verdant upcountry views and award winning customer service. Family friendly and kid approved, with children 5 years/40 lbs and up, welcome to participate. Padded 3-point zip harnesses allow for full freedom of movement while zipping (i.e. freestyle). Association of Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) trained, professional tour guides are there to help make the experience safe, as well as fun for all ages. The adventure starts here! Open 6 days a week, weather permitting. Reservations required.
3. Jungle Zipline Maui
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5.0 based on 633 reviews
ZIPLINE TOUR – A JUNGLE JOURNEY. Join us on a Maui Hawaii zip line tour like no other. The Jungle Zipline Canopy Tour traverses a tropical valey on the North Shore of Maui Hawaii, an area known since ancient times as Waipio. With soaring platforms built into majestic trees, accentuated by arching swinging bridges and state of the art Zipline design and construction. Our course promises the best of Maui zip line adventure tours, serene and thrilling at once. Maui Zipline - Twin Falls Zipline is conveniently located only footsteps off the Hana highway in Haiku. This allows you to combine and experience this new adventure on your drive to Hana. Or spend more time with us and explore our tropical trails and swinging bridges.
4. Rappel Maui
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5.0 based on 400 reviews
Experience Maui's rainforest waterfalls up close and personal in this unique day excursion. Your highly-trained guides will meet you halfway down the famous Road to Hana in a private rainforest preserve, where you'll gear up like a pro and learn to walk down jungle walls and natural waterfalls. You'll also hike lush, green trails and swim in natural freshwater pools reserved exclusively for your tour. It's paradise at its most peaceful and exciting, and the most private, intimate nature tour on Maui. Perfect for active families, teams and groups, couples and solo adventurers alike, no previous rappelling or climbing experience is necessary. Snacks and bottled water is provided, along with all your gear (including shoes).
5. Hana Lava Tubes
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4.5 based on 433 reviews
Reviewed By maitaimike2015 - Laguna Hills, United States
We missed the Hanna Lava Tubes on our last visit to Maui, as we got there too late after an out and back to Lindberg’s grave. This visit, we allowed more time and enjoyed a self-guided tour. These are on private property and have a safe rugged trail with hand rails, and signs that describe the various formations. Ample free parking, you don’t need gloves or a hard hat. The tour takes approximately 45 minutes or more. It was us and two other families the whole visit, so we had the place practically to ourselves. Well worth the $12. entrance fee (children under five= free), that includes the use of a high-end flashlight. Got some good pictures even in low light (flash photo is OK). One in our group had been here before, yet also enjoyed the repeat visit. They also have a large “Red TI” botanical garden maze for kids. Bottled water for sale, & sometimes fruit. A newer port-a-potty was installed on site, (is a better restroom situation forthcoming)? A nice covered picnic area. When I went to their website, it loaded as “not secure”. Perhaps that is why there is no link to it from TA. Do not confuse this cave with the other “secret cave” pinpoints shown on google maps. This is a well-developed site, minutes off the main highway. Highly recommended, and close to other nearby points of interest in Hana. Mahalo.
6. Haiku Mill
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4.5 based on 45 reviews
Paradise awaits you at Haiku Mill, where lush vegetation, vine-draped ruins, and immaculately kept and vibrant gardens come together to create a stunning microcosm of Maui's tropical splendor. Our historical botanical tours showcase the horticultural artistry of Haiku Mill, infused with its 150-year-old history, for an immersive experience that is both educational and unforgettable.
