Nahiku Road is lush and surrounded by a jungle setting – even the trees have plants growing on them. With 300 inches of rain a year, no wonder Nahiku is a paradise for all things green. The road is lined with rubber trees, remnants from a plantation that went defunct nearly a hundred years ago. At the end of the road you’ll come to the gorgeous scenic bay at Opuhano Point. Looking to your left over Honolulunui Bay, the coastal views are some of the very best on the entire road to Hana, you can see all the way back to Wailua. Be sure to pick up a route map and all your supplies from Hana Picnic Co. before you set off on your Road to Hana adventure!
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