I was glad that we did the morning trip rather than the sunrise trip. It was nice not to have to get up and get to Haiku so early, and we still had beautiful views of Haleakala. This is a two part tour. The first part is a bus tour up Haleakala where you get to walk around the crater and take photos. The second part is the bike trip down Haleakala. We considered some tours that just did the second part, but I was really glad we did the first part because it was cool to see the crater. We took some really great photos. Our guides for the both parts were very good. The bike ride down was very easy, because the van rode behind us and protected us from traffic (we pulled off to the side every now and then to let cars go by). Our guide went really slowly. My husband would have preferred the self-guided tour so he could go a little faster and stop whenever he wanted. This tour didn't provide any snacks or drinks so make sure you pack your own. We didn't have lunch until about 1:00pm when we

Had a great time on the tour that takes you up to the summit of Haleakala mid-morning and then allows you to bike down the volcano. Breathtaking! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, they took safety very seriously, they provide all the gear you need, and everything was well organized. We also really appreciated the option to have them pick us up and drop us back at the hotel. We would definitely repeat this tour and recommend it to others! Mahalo.

After having read a wide spectrum of reviews, my husband and I (in our mid 30s) decided to complete this Morning Bike Ride Group Guided Tour with Bike Maui, and we are so glad we did! It was our favorite thing to do in Maui, but we didn't have any least favorites... after all, it is Maui! A few disclaimers: My husband and I began biking once a week about 1 month prior to this trip purposefully to prepare, 5 -10 miles in our neighborhood park, and I have had road bike experience over the last 10 years and have completed day-long or 2 day bike rides; so being comfortable on the bike, understanding how to change gears, and braking, and the general knowledge of road safety is a necessity. If you haven't been on a bike in years (like one guy in my group said he hadn't been on one in 20 years), I would NOT recommend this ride, no matter how beautiful the views are, because inexperience increases your risk SIGNIFICANTLY. The bus tour up the Volcano to Haleakala National Park and the crat

We purchased the tour where the bus takes you up the volcano in the morning and you bike down. The bus tour guide was super knowledgeable and funny, and our guide leading us down the mountain was equally as excited. Seeing the crater was amazing (although a bit cold!) and the bike ride down was beautiful. This was definitely one of the highlights of our trip.

THIS*IS*DANGEROUS!!! While I sat next to my 13 year old (avid cycler) daughter's bed in the emergency room at Maui Memorial Medical Center following her head over handlebars tumble down the volcano, where apparently she followed a little too close to the cycler in front of her and jolted the brakes too hard, the ER doctors told us that they not only see horrific accident victims all too often, but tragic fatalities from these tours on a regular basis and we should tell all of our friends and post online wherever possible to warn others. Our daughter was lucky. Only a minor concussion, facial lacerations, and severe road rash on her arm, hand, and leg. We cancelled our upcoming snorkeling plans and surf lessons, and returned her rented boogie board. The ocean is now off limits for the rest of our vacation due to the high levels of bacteria that could infect her wounds. The doctors said at least 2 weeks away from that water. Please note that the guides make this ride as safe as humanly