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 You can:

• Watch the waves from your lanai or ride them at any of the nearby beaches; Hamoa, Koki, Hana Bay or the black sand beach in front of the caves at Waianapanapa.
• Hike along coastline from the Waianapana State Park through Hana as far as 5 miles south of the village where Koali Ranch Cottage sits by the side of the road.
• Take a one and half hour hike up to Waimoku Falls at Ohe'o Gulch in the National Park.
• Visit: 
• Kahanu Gardens to view native plants and a massive heiau.
• Ono Farms where they are members of the Organic (TM) Farmers of America.
• Spectacular Oheo Gulch (Seven (and more) Pools)  in the  Kipahulu branch of the Haleakala National Park.
• The Hana Cultural Center.
• Watch Softball games in the town ball park.
• Play tennis.
• Hike to clothing optional Red Sand Beach.
• Jump from the high rocks at Waioka Pond (newcomers call it Venus Pool).
• Have a massage on your own private lanai, just a phone call away. 
• Kayak and dive at any of the beaches.  http://www.hanabaykayaks.com
• Hang Glide or Soar Glide over your beautiful country. hangglidingmaui.com,  skyviewsoaring.com

For more information about the Hana area please visit:

www.hanamaui.com

For other great accommodations in Hana please visit:

www.hanaparadise.com

Click here to review Koali Ranch Cottage on TripAdvisor.

In the words of one our recent guests: "Go to Waianapanapa early...(the day trippers arrive in vans at 10:30 - 11:00).  Take your cooler to fill up with good stuff from "Hana Fresh" on your way back in to town.  Check out Red Sand Beach...take boogie boards (in closet) to Hamoa - Fun! Park on roadside.  Ohe'o Gulch (7 Pools)[,] fun[,] good massage in falls[.] Day trippers come in about 12:00. ... Check out the 2nd pool from the bottom the sea...-deep, ledge near falls, shade up the side for lunch.  Sit on porch...Have fun! This place is great.