- The list below includes 71 free or cheap things to do in or near Hana, Hawaii, including 60 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, Botanical Gardens, Parks and Art Gallery.
- From Wai'anapanapa State Park to Red Sand Beach, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hana and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kula, Makawao, Haiku and Kipahulu.
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At Laulima Farm, visitors can pick up produce or a snack, or just take a walk through the orchards and gardens. If they're hungry, they can grab some pineapple, popcorn, chocolate or a freshly baked muffin with a cup of coffee.
8.5 Miles
Home to the Charles Lindbergh Grave, the Palapala Houmau Church is an active Christian house of worship and a major tourist attraction. Visitors are welcome and are requested to dress respectfully while on church property.
9.9 Miles
Famed American pilot Charles Lindbergh is bured on Maui. Visitors to the Charles Lindbergh Grave pay their last respects to this pioneer of aviation and learn about his life in nearby Hana.
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Situated on approximately 9,000 acres, Waikamoi Preserve is home to a diverse range of native plant life and wildlife found in East Maui. The National Park Service hosts bi-weekly guided trips through the park on a tropical nature hike.
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Kaumahina State Wayside Park is a state park that is approximately 7.8 acres in size. Visitors can undertake sightseeing and facilities onsite include garbage disposal, picnic tables and rest rooms.
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Haleakala National Park, 30076-30136 State Hwy 378, Kula, HI 96790
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Located within the cloud belt of Haleakal, the Hosmer Grove Campground is a camping site with accommodating space for 50 individuals. Amenities at the campsite include picnic tables, barbeques, and a scenic nature trail.
16.7 Miles
Oheo Gulch's Bamboo Forest is a dense, dark forest of bamboo trees with a hiking trail. A view of a waterfall into a pool awaits hikers at the end of the trail.
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Adjacent to Mount Haleaka sits Haleakala National Park, one of the most unusual parks in the United States. Its vast, stark landscape was forged by ancient volcanic eruptions. All visitors must purchase an inexpensive pass before entering the park.
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The Haleakala Visitor Center is an information facility that also has cultural and natural history exhibits. The facility is open daily and year round and also sells books, maps, and posters.
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Situated in a tropical valley, Twin Falls Ziplines allows visitors to take zip lines from tree to tree, stopping at platforms installed on each tree. The experience also includes a tour around the area including sampling of local fruits.