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The Tour
Located above Kapalua Airport and just minutes from Kaʻanapali Beach, Maui Off-Road Adventures has cultivated the perfect eco-adventure for visitors. Guests will get to ramble through 1,400 acres of untouched West Maui land, test their off-road skills, and take in gorgeous views of the coast and neighboring islands of Lanaʻi and Molokaʻi. Tours run two hours and are open to ages 7 and up. Drivers must be 18 years or older with a valid driver’s license.
The Terrain
Tight trails snake through forests and grassland, reaching an elevation of 2,000 feet. The tours have occasional stopping points to take in the gorgeous ocean views and the beautiful backdrop of the West Maui Mountains. The terrain is made up of Maui’s famous red dirt, so be ready to get dirty! The West Maui Mountains are also home to some of the rainiest peaks in the world, so be prepared for plenty of mud.
Restoration Project
In the midst of all the mud, fun, and adventure, guests will also form a deep connection with West Maui’s beautiful land. As part of an ongoing restoration project and partnership with Puʻu Kukui Watershed, each off-road tour will plant Native Hawaiian Koa trees, which were once plentiful. Guests will also have the opportunity to learn about the rich cultural and natural history of West Maui.
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Nearby Areas:
Lahaina • Ka’anapali • Kapalua
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Jesse A. –
WHAT AN ADVENTURE, INDEED! This was the best thing we did on our 3 island tour of Hawaii. It was so fun seeing places that other tourists don’t get to see. Off the beaten path is right! Thanks again for the fun and for being patient with us.
Sean Lynch –
I don’t care if you’re staying down in Wailea or even Hana, this is worth penciling into the vacation calendar. The crew were so cool and helpful. And funny! The views were awesome, but what made the trip was the adrenaline of burning around trails in the middle of nowhere. DO THIS!
JJ Girl –
I would do this again, but be prepared to get dirty. I didn’t quite understand how it all worked. I got muddy and dirty. It was really fun seeing the different parts of the island and fun trailing through fields and along paths most don’t get to go on. But dirty. That maitai after a shower was golden!
Jacob Tipper –
If there’s a best Lahaina magazine this should go in it. Not far and just so much fun.
Marc J. Barra –
This was a just the best. The views made it extra special and we all really enjoyed the excitement of driving around off road.