Waiʻanapanapa State Park, located just outside of Hana at the end of the scenic Hana Highway, is a captivating destination on Maui’s Road to Hana. The park features the volcanic black-sand Paʻiloa Beach and hidden sea caves, set against a backdrop of lush coastal landscapes. Visitors can explore lava tubes, hike along coastal trails, and discover ancient burial sites, all while enjoying the dramatic and rugged beauty of the area. The park offers a rich blend of natural and cultural heritage, making it a rewarding stop for those who complete the long and winding drive.
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