Just to get to the first falls, you have to wade across a creek, when we were there it was about 18' deep, so people who are nicely dressed, keep this in mind! Anyhow, there are 4 falls, but the 3rd/4th are tougher to get to we always just go as far as the second, which has a nice pool you can take a dip in. After spending the morning drinking poolside smoothies, we made our way from Wailea to Lahaina. So - you've been warned! LOL We wore grubby clothes and water shoes (which we later discarded they were cheap anyhow), and it was the right choice. AddThis Utility Frame Love of the Land: Coconut Farm Treasure at Punakea Palms We enjoyed a private coconut farm tour during our big familyвЂ™s trip to Maui last year. Folks, if you've not been here, remember this area of Maui gets frequent rain, and each time we've visited there (March, Dec, Dec) it's been muddy as hell. We have been there 3 times now, and one of our favorite parts of the visit a week ago, was watching folks stream from their cars in nice clean clothes, Hawaiian shirts, sundresses, nice clean shoes, lots of brand new running shoes, flip flops, etc. Also note, you visit this the site at your own risk, as it is not a formal park, and is actually on East Maui Irrigation land, but 'no trespassing' is not enforced it seems. Once reset, watch for 6.0, and you'll suddenly see cars parked on both sides of the narrow, curvy road.

As you leave Hookipa, the mile markers climb into the teens, but then reset back to zero. Please note: this review, as with several others in this section, is actually for the bamboo forest hike that is just past the 6 mile marker on the road to Hana.

Punakea palms coconut farm maui