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ENJOY THE SUNSET - STAY FOR STARGAZING

Quick Details

Adult

Ages 16+

$ 250

Children

Ages 15 & Under

$ 235

Tour Haleakala National Park and a Sunset Picnic –
Stay for Stargazing

Join Maui Stargazing for an extensive tour of Haleakala National Park followed by a stunning sunset a scenic overlook and a science-based, 60-minute guided telescope tour of the cosmos. Weather permitting, we observe the most deep-sky objects through the largest portable telescope on Haleakala. See the visible planets and deep-sky objects of the Milky Way, including nebulae, star clusters – and the galaxies beyond – through a 12-inch aperture Dobsonian telescope. Stay warm in our winter jackets and snowboard pants in children’s sizes on up to adult size 4-XL.

Your Guided Tour of Haleakala National Park Includes

  • Extensive tour of Haleakala National Park
  • Stops at trailheads, overlooks, summit and visitor centers
  • Expert astronomer
  • Guided survey of the constellations
  • Largest portable telescope on Haleakala
  • 60 to 90 minutes of telescope time
  • See the best views of deep-space objects in the field setting
  • Winter jackets, fleece hats and gloves
  • Insulated snow pants in your size
  • Family-friendly observing site with restrooms and paved surfaces
  • Your guide will send a text message the morning of your tour with the meeting time and location. Park and board our Mercedes Sprinter for your excursion
  • Meeting location is Kula Lodge and Marketplace, 15200 Haleakala Highway, Kula, HI 96790
  • Arrive early to order your food

Tour Tips

  • Guests bring their own dinner and beverages. Space is limited so no coolers or ice cubes please.
  • Dress as warmly as possible. Bring closed shoes or boots with thick socks, long pants, and a long sleeve shirt, fleece hoodie or sweatshirt. Maui Stargazing supplies winter outerwear, including snowboarding pants, heavy winter coats, hats and gloves, but you still need the layers described above.
  • Bring water, and optional: sunglasses, sunscreen, wide brim hat, camera, and a tripod.
  • Wear your contact lenses or prescription glasses for distance for telescope observing.
  • Guests who are prone to motion sickness, please hydrate and consider taking an over-the-counter, non-drowsy motion sickness remedy and using pressure point wrist bands.