Day 1:Haleakala National Park, HI - Maui, HI(4 miles)

• Haleakala National Park, HI
  This scenic national park on the island of Maui is home to Maui's highest peak. Rising 10.023 feet above sea level, Haleakala's graceful slopes can be seen from just about any point on the island.
• Haleakala
  Considered a sacred landscape by native Hawaiians, Haleakala is a volcano located on the island of Maui. It is a fascinating area where the land has been vastly influenced by overflowing lava.
• Maui, HI
  Maui is the second-largest of the Hawaiian Islands and has been called the "Best Island in the World." Popular spots on the island include Hāna Highway, Haleakalā National Park, and Wailea-Makena. More than two million people visit annually.
• Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Park
  This park on Maui commemorates Dr. Sun Yat-sen's early education and revolutionary inspiration in Hawaii. Featuring a bronze statue and blending Chinese garden aesthetics with Hawaiian landscapes, it honors his international legacy.
• Mokoliʻi Island Viewpoint
  A scenic viewpoint on Maui's western coast offering panoramic vistas of Mokoliʻi Island, often called Star Island. Its distinctive triangular shape rises from the sea, framed by volcanic slopes and ocean horizons—ideal for photography and coastal contemplation.
• Monokini Island Lookout
  This lookout on Maui's southwest coast offers a stunning view of the crescent-shaped coral atoll known as Monokini Island. The island's unique ring-like formation rises from vibrant blue waters, creating a iconic seascape and renowned snorkeling destination.