Best places: Historical landmarks in Haiku, United States

👍👍 This was one of the main reasons we came to Maui, to see the sunrise on top of the house of sun! We we're picked up so early so we were on the best position to see the show before anyone else! We were so happy with our guides, Abe and Maleaka! They were kind and informative, didn't treat us with coo...

👍👍 Beyond where the road ends, your Martian-Hawaiian adventure begins. Drive all the way past the small monument detailing the French navigator and sailors who came to this bay in 1788 to find a stony parking lot where you could simply park and enjoy the views if you felt them calling to you. For those...

👍👍 Awesome drive on a twisting and winding road that often narrows to one lane. Outstanding views of many Waterfalls and the coast. I strongly recommending downloading offline maps in Google Maps as you will often have no reception or very little respect. When you reach "Halfway to Hana" there is a cel...

A steep & uneven 3.5-mi. trail leads to this scenic park that preserves historical leper colonies.

👍👍 What an amazing tour!!! Our guide, Kana was extremely knowledgeable, funny and made us feel so comfortable. Learning about the history of Hawaii, their cultures, traditions and the sacred garden was an out of this world experience. My family and I enjoyed ourselves, especially with all the chocol...

👍👍 Super fun hike!! Majority of the trail is close to the edge so you can enjoy the ocean views. I highly recommend taking the advice of many and wearing plenty of sunscreen, a hat, and tennis shoes. We saw many people wearing flip flops and walking on lava rock is very rough; my tennis shoes are a bit...

😐 Other people gave good directions in their reviews, which really helped to get here. You couldn't go close to the rocks as there are signs saying not to do so, and there is no trail. I was hoping to get closer and look more deeply at the rocks.

Grocer with foodstuffs ranging from drinks at the espresso bar to red hot dogs at the deli counter.

Garden & forest site with an early manmade lava rock structure that's a national treasure.

Storied, nonprofit art center in a 1917 mansion offering tours, galleries & classes in many mediums.

Secluded temple accessible by dirt road, with stone structures & formations overlooking the ocean.