Hidden along Maui’s legendary Road to Hana, the Hana Lava Tube, also known as Ka’eleku Caverns, is a subterranean cave system formed by underground lava flows thousands of years ago. This geological marvel, part of the landscape associated with Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire, features intricate rock formations and is among the largest accessible lava tubes on the island. Visitors can explore the cool, dimly lit passages, observing the unique textures and shapes carved by ancient volcanic activity, offering a glimpse into the island’s fiery past.
Hana Lava Tube (Ka’eleku Caverns)
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