Hāna “KA AINA KA UA KEA” translated from Hawaian language means “The land of the laying cloud” and it does refer to the north east coast of Maui Island. This proverb is fairly appropriate because Hāna comparing to the very sunny climate of southern Maui, is humid and often cloudy due to tropical weather and strong wind. Hāna highways, that connects north to east, is also known as Road to Hāna. Traveling along this scenic and winding road you may find yourself driving into the rainy forest, with its green lakes, small waterfalls, colourful flowers, enormous trees and tall bamboo forests. That’s maybe the reason why driving this 52 miles road may take up to 4 hours!