The PREMIRE Maui Road to Hana GPS Guide includes description, multiple pictures, and map for EVERY attraction as well as GPS commentary that plays automatically as you drive for EVERY attraction. This app is designed to educate and inform you about Maui history and facts and guide you along the Road to Hana. You can customize your tour and be notified when a stop has your interests. Works with iPhone, iPad and iPod. Check out our screen shots and see for yourself.

The Road to Hana is one of the top rated activities on Maui. When you purchase this app, for each attraction you will receive-

Multiple pictures of each attraction
Description of the stop
Map showing each stop and where you are in relation to the stop
The ability to customize your interests and be notified when you are at a location with your interests
A rating for each attraction
Automatic GPS audio that will begin as you near each location, as well as the ability to start it on their own for those without GPS
The ability to replay the audio if you missed something
The ability to read along with the audio as it plays
The amount of time you can expect to spend at each location
Mile marker of each attraction
A chime that will go off when you are at one of the attractions so you will never be wondering where the stop is

One mistake people make as they travel the Road to Hana is to try and read a book telling them about the sights. Unfortunately, the combination of reading and this winding road makes for a miserable time with carsickness. When you buy this app, you will be able to sit back and enjoy your travels as you listen to the commentary about the beaches, waterfalls, hikes, history, and interesting facts about Maui. You also have the option to look ahead and view the pictures and read the descriptions to see which attractions look most interesting to you. As you begin your tour you will also be given the opportunity to select your interests. The tour guide will inform you as you reach an attraction with your interests.
Don’t have GPS? No worries. If you are using and iPod or iPad without GPS, you will still be able to enjoy the tour, you will just have to play the information manually as you travel. Fortunately, each location information page has the mile marker, so you will know when you are getting close to a particular attraction and can play the audio

It is recommended to bring a phone charger with you. Though you will not be using cellular service or have data charges, you’re phone will be constantly searching for a GPS signal and thus wear out the battery quickly. If you don’t have one, try to pick one up at the Walmart or Kmart in Kahului before you leave. Try to get on the road by 7:00 to avoid the heavy crowds and have the whole day to spend seeing the sights. Have a fun and safe trip. Mahalo!

Please visit http://www.GuideMetravel.com for more information.