Over 90% of the state of Hawaii is accessible only by helicopter. Kaunolu, located on the southern tip of Lana‘i, is an ancient Hawaiian fishing village that later became the summer palace of King Kamehameha I. Along the southern sea cliffs of Lana‘i, you will explore the unique rock formations known as “The Three Sisters”, “Cathedrals” and the “Garden of the Gods”. On the rugged north shore, you will discover miles of spectacular remote beaches and the famous ship wrecks that have remained stranded on the coral reef for over 60 years.

Molokai’s spectacular north shore boasts the world’s tallest sea cliffs, towering some 3,000 feet from summit to shoreline. Discover the remote Kalaupapa Peninsula where Father Damien aided so many with Hansen’s Disease (commonly known as Leprosy). Hidden valleys and plunging waterfalls provide stunning scenery.

The West Maui Mountains offer highlights such as the “Wall of Tears” with over 17 waterfalls flowing
at once and Maui’s tallest waterfall, Honokohau Falls at over 1,100 feet. West Maui is also home to
one of the wettest places on earth and its vibrant green valleys and streaming waterfalls are trademarks of this incredible volcanic wonderland.
Travel through Maui’s most remote areas with views of Haleakala’s magnificent crater, Hana Town, the Seven Pools, fabulous coastline waterfalls and the world famous Ho’okipa windsurfing beach. Ascend the world’s largest dormant volcano and discover its immense moonlike crater, large enough to house the entire island of Manhattan. Haleakala (House of the Sun) offers views of pure iron oxide cinder cones towering over 1,100 feet tall.

$555.00 / person
$26.50 / fuel surcharge

Price includes:

• Approximately two (2) hours
• User fees and fuel tax
• State tax

To sign up for this activity, see the front desk.