Kaeleku Caverns

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205 Ulaino Rd
Hana, HI 96713
http://mauiguidebook.com

Kaeleku Caverns, also known as Hana Lava Tube, is the largest and most accessible lava tube in Maui, offering visitors a unique underground experience. Located at Mile Marker #31.1 on Hana Highway, this fascinating cave showcases unusual underground formations, lavacicles, stalactites, and a cold-war era fallout shelter, making it a must-see for those interested in caves and geology.

With a reasonable entry fee of $12 per person (kids under 5 are free), visitors can explore approximately 1/3 mile of the cave, which is fitted with handrails and informative signage. The cave tour includes a short orientation and the use of powerful flashlights, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Although the exploration beyond the tour portion is not advised, the cave offers a ti maze outside the entrance, adding an extra element of fun to the visit.

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