Directions

Maui Stables is located in Kipahulu on the east shore of Maui, in the district of Hana.

To experience the true wilderness of Old Hawaii, it is necessary to get as far away from development as you can. A mere 50 miles from the major resort areas, the drive can take up to 2½ hours. Be prepared to leave your hotel by 6:30 a.m., as there are many interesting points along your journey to the stables.

Routes

There are two ways to get to Maui Stables:

Direction #1 - (Recommended - See route in purple on map)

Head back to the airport in Kahului and turn right at the stop light by the Big Kmart Store. That will put you on Highway 36, Hana Highway.
Go about two miles to the next stoplight and turn right again. This will put you on Highway 37, Haleakala Highway.
Grandama's Coffee House is a great breakfast and lunch stop, right past mile marker 16, last building on right hand side of the road.
At around mile marker 20 the highway number will change from 37 to 31.
Maui Stables sign is on the right hand side of the road between mile markers 40 & 41. ( We are almost to the 41 mile marker.)
Turn right and we are at the bottom of the paved road on the right.
Approximate drive time from airport: 2-2.5 hours

Direction #2 (See route in orange on map)

Head back to the airport in Kahului and turn right at the stop light by the Big Kmart Store. That will put you on Highway 36, Hana Hwy.
Stay on Hwy 36 all the way to Hana town.
Just prior to Hana Town the road will fork... Stay to the right. It will say "360" and the Police station is immediately on your left.
Continue on about 11 miles towards Kipahulu
Look for Maui Stables sign past 41 mile marker on the left
We are at the bottom of the paved road on the right
Approximate drive time from airport: 2.5 hours

Landmarks

A

Grandma's Coffee House

Past mile marker 16 on Hwy. 37 is the small town of Keokea. Grandma's Coffee House is the last building on the right hand side of the road. Great coffee, breakfast, home made pastries and sanwiches to go. A great rest stop! Three miles past Grandma's Hwy 37 will turn into Hwy. 31

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B

Tedeschi Vineyard

Along your way, you'll fine Tedeschi Winery nestled in the tiny country town of beautiful Ulupalakua. This famous Maui attraction boasts acres and acres of vineyards where you can stop to take a winetasting, or even a free tour of the property.

From this vantage point on a clear day, you can see the islands of Hawaii, Kahoolawe, Molokini, Lanai, and Molokai.

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C

Heiau

This is the remnants of an ancient Hawaiian temple.

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D

Saint Josephs Church

This catholic church was established in 1862. Located on the ocean side of the road in Kaupo.

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E

Kaupo General Store

Need some snacks, food or anything else on your trip around Maui? Check out the tiny Kaupo General Store for all your convenient store needs! Established in 1925.

Stables are located about 7 miles past the store.

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F

Paia town, HI

Laid back Paia town consists of small boutiques, great food. If you are in to people watching, check it out! It is the first town you will come to on Hwy 36

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Paia Fish Market

Paia Fish Market, located at Paia's only intersection (Baldwin Ave. + Hana Hwy) serves up some of the freshest fish on the island, and they make a mean bowl of clam chowder! You won't leave hungry!

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Ho`okipa Beach Park

World famous for its perfect combination of waves and wind, this North Shore beach park is all about the action. If you are lucky enough to visit during the winter swell, you may get to witness surfers from Maui and all over the world (kiteboarders, surfers, windsurfers and bodyboarders) who are brave enough to tackle the waves!

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