How long is the hike to the blowhole in Maui?
1.2 mile
Nakalele Blowhole Trail is a 1.2 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round.
How do you get to Nakalele blowhole in Maui?
The best way to get to the Nakalele Blowhole is via West Maui’s Kapalua. The drive is pretty easy, and there are some spectacular views! Head northeast past Kapalua on the Honoapiilani Highway (Hwy 30) for a short drive of about 15 or 20 minutes in total.
What mile marker is the blowhole in Maui?
38
The blowhole is between mile markers 38 and 39. Closer to mile 39 there are some boulders where you can pull off. You then have to hike down to the blowhole.
Where are the Olivine Pools in Maui?
Kahakuloa
The pools are located in Kahakuloa, a remote area along the rugged, West Maui coastline. We recommend going either early in the morning or late in the day when the pools are less busy. After you park your car, view the deep pools from atop the jagged lava rocks.
Is the blowhole on the road to Hana?
The blow hole is NORTH of Ka’anapali. Haleakala and the Road to Hana are both accessed through Kahului – the same town where your plane lands. You will drive SOUTH and then EAST.
How does Nakalele blowhole work?
The cave and opening are shaped in such a way that when the ocean rises or waves crash into it, a jet of water and air is violently forced out through the hole.
What is the best time to go to Nakalele blowhole?
morning
The best time to visit the Nakalele blowhole is during high tide (check Maui’s tide schedule here), big swells, and/or windy days. Visit the blowhole in the morning. The morning is the best time to see rainbows form in the mist from the water spout.