Sugar Cane Train, Maui

HOME

OAHU

KAUAI

MAUI BIG ISLAND MOLOKAI LANAI

ABOUT

 

Sugar Cane Train, Maui

Advertise Here





VACATION PLANNER:
 Hawaii Hotels on Sale
MAUI BEACHES:
 Kaanapali Beach
 Napili Bay Beach
 Red Sand Beach (Kaihalulu)
 View All Maui Beaches
MAUI ATTRACTIONS:
 Haleakala National Park
 Hana Highway
 Maui Ocean Center
 View All Maui Attractions
MAUI CITIES:
 Hana
 Lahaina
 Kahului
 View All Maui Cities
MAUI SHOPPING CENTERS:
 Lahaina Center
 Kukui Mall
 Maui Mall
 View All Maui Shopping
MAUI HOTELS:
 Luxury Hotels
 Moderately Priced Hotels
 Economy Hotels
MAUI DINING:
 Beachfront Restaurants
 Steak & Seafood
 Fine Dining
 Italian Restaurants
 Mexican Restaurants
 Eastern Restaurants
MAUI ROMANCE:
 Weddings
 Wedding Photographers
MAUI TRANSPORTATION:
 Airport Shuttles
 Taxi Services
 Car Rentals
MORE ON MAUI:
 Getting Around
 Camping
 Events


Hawaii Car Rental
Hawaii Car Rental

Buzz Hawaii Activities
Buzz Hawaii Activities

Hanalei Bay Rentals
Hanalei Bay Resort

Cheap Hawaii Car Rentals
Cheap Hawaii Car Rentals

 



Overview | Map | Weather | Photos | Video | Reviews


Sugar Cane Train at a Glance

From the old-school exterior to the historical discourse that goes on inside, the Sugar Cane Train gives you the ultimate walk through time. Located in West Maui, the train is a larger-than-life reproduction of the actual sugar cane train that ran through the area in the early 1900s. Passengers are treated to a one-hour road trip featuring an authentic wooden trestle, a singing conductor, and great panoramic views of the West Maui Mountains.

Officially known as the Lahaina-Kaanapali and Pacific Railroad, the Sugar Cane Train makes use of authentic elements such as steam whistles and a narrow-gauge track. Some of the parts actually come from the actual train date back as far as the 1880s.

The train runs from the historic Lahaina to Puukolii, a distance spanning roughly six miles. The open-air coach sits 200 passengers and passes through a scenic resort town, Kaanapali, where you’ll get great views of the ocean and the nearby islands of Lanai and Molokai. As you pass through the 415-foot-high wooden trestle, don’t forget to look at the window as this is the best spot to view the ocean. From December to April, you may even spot a few humpback whales—a common sight in the warm Pacific waters.

Over 5 million tourists have boarded the Sugar Cane Train since 1970. The train is also used for occasional parties and receptions, and many locals get on just to hang out or get to the Kaanapali resorts. Although the sugar mill it once served has long gone out of business, there are no signs that this train will go the same route!

Sugar Cane Train in Bullet Points

Sugar Cane Train Location

Address: 975 Limahana Pl., Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761

Sugar Cane Train Map (top)

Loading...

Lahaina Weather (top)

Now
81°F
Windchill:
81°F

Mostly Cloudy
Location: Lahaina, HI, US
Wind: 6 mph N
Humidity: 54%
Visibility: 9.99 mi
Pressure: 29.93 in rising
Sunrise: 6:39 am
Sunset: 5:44 pm
Thu
Hi: 85°F
Low: 69°F
Few Showers
Fri
Hi: 83°F
Low: 68°F
Showers

Sugar Cane Train Photos (click to enlarge) (top)

Sugar Cane Train Video  (top)

Sugar Cane Train Reviews and Comments (top)

Comments page 0 of 0
Click here to add a comment
There are currently 0 comments to display.

 



List of Maui Attractions


 

 

Discount Hawaii Car Rentals
Discount Hawaii Car Rentals

Moving and Shipping Services - Hawaii and International
Hawaii and International Moving & Shipping

Maui Car Rentals
Maui Car Rentals

Oahu Moped Tours and Rentals
Oahu Moped Tours and Rentals
 



Home | Advertise | Contact | Privacy Policy | Terms | Blog | Site Map: HTML, XML | To-Hawaii.Com © 2006-2009


To-Hawaii.com is a complete
Hawaii travel and vacation guide, including sightseeing tips and reviews of Hawaii beaches, attractions, hotels and resorts, shopping, activities, restaurants, weddings, car rentals and more, on all Hawaiian Islands - Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Big Island, Molokai and Lanai.