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Maui
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- Baldwin
Beach Park -
- Located on the Road to Hana. Hana Highway between the Maui Club
and the town of Paia. The park is often crowded, especially on
weekends and holidays. Lifeguards are stationed here daily. Check
with them before going into the water. The ocean bottom is sandy
and drops quickly to overhead depths. For a picnic lunch run up
to Paia and go to Picnics on Baldwin Avenue. Only 5 minutes away.
- Fleming
Beach Park -
- Hono a Pi'ilani Highway, Honokahua Bay. Facilities in Fleming
Beach Park include restrooms, showers and parking. The beach is
the most popular bodysurfing and bodyboarding site on West Maui.
Lifeguards are on duty daily and you can check with them before
going in the water.
- Kaanapali
Beach -
- Fronting Kaanapali Resort, Hono a Pi'ilani Highway, Kaanapali.
Among the hundreds of beaches in Hawaii, Kaanapali Beach is one
of the few where you can find just about every form of ocean recreation
that the islands have to offer. While personnel from the the beach
concessions perform ocean rescues if they spot someone in trouble
in their area, they are neither hired nor trained as lifeguards.
Note: The Hotels are required to provide a public access path
to the beach and parking. Both the access and the parking is poorly
marked, you need to drive slow and look for the public parking
signs and the walkways. There are only a few parking spaces per
public parking areas, so get there early.
- Kanaha
Beach Park -
- Located on Alahao Road, Kahului. The east end of the park, is
one of the major windsurfing sites on Maui's north shore. island.
With a gently slope to overhead depths, it is a popular place
for families and children. The beach is heavily used for windsurfing.
Swimmers need to be alert at all times for windsurfers who are
constantly launching and landing, often at high speeds. The best
way to get to the park is to drive through the Airport, make a
right turn on the street going to the Rent A Car area, going pass
Alamo Car Rental. There is a small S turn. At the first street,
there is a stop sign. Turn right. Go to the 3rd entrance. Watch
the speed bumps. Park under the big tree with the lifeguard station
straight ahead. A swimming area near the east end of the park
is delineated with a line of buoys to separate the swimmers and
windsurfers. The beach is one of the best swimming beaches on
the Kahului / Wailuku side of the island. With a gentle slope
to overhead depths, it is a popular place of families and children.
The park provides restrooms, showers, parking, tables and BBQ
pits for cooking. It is very popular with the locals on the weekend.
The lifeguards are great. The beach is nice. Watching the windsurfers
is fun. If you are on this side of the island, this beach is for
you.
- Kapalua
Beach Park -
- Lower Hono a Pi'ilani Highway, Kapalua. Kapalua Beach is one
of the most picturesque beaches on Maui. The sheltered bay attracts
many families with little children who would otherwise have no
where to swim safely in this area. The ocean bottom slopes gently
to overhead depths, creating a good area for swimming. A public
beach park with parking, showers, and restrooms is located at
the southern point of the bay. There are no lifeguards.
- Makena
State Park -
- Located on South Kihei Road, Makena. High surf, generates dangerous
shorebreak waves and powerful rip currents at Big Beach. Inexperience
swimmers and bodysurfers should stay on shore during these seasonal
periods of high surf or they should walk over to Little Beach.
This is a remote site with no lifeguards at either beach. While
state park regulations prohibit nudity, Little Beach continues
to be one of Hawaii's foremost nudist beaches. If public nudity
offends you, you may want to reconsider visiting this beach.
- Palauea
Beach -
- On Makena Road at Palauea It is an excellent swimming site under
normal conditions, especially for families with little children,
and because it is more recessed than other beaches nearby, it
offers beachers more shelter from the prevailing winds. If you
are looking for a beach near civilization that usually is not
crowded, this is it. No lifeguards are stationed here.
- Picnics
Restaurant -
- Take a Picnic Basket to Hana. Stop by Picnic's on your drive
to Hana and pickup your Guide to Hana ....also enjoy lunch prior
to your trip or pick up a Picnic Lunch to take on your trip. Visiting
Baldwin Beach, we are only 5 minutes away, in Paia.
- Red
Sand Beach -
- Seaward side of Ka'uiki Head, Hana. The beach is located in
a secluded cove and is used regularly by nudists. If public nudity
offends you, you may want to reconsider visiting this beach.
- Ulua
Beach -
- Wailea Alanui Road, Wailea, between the Renaissance Wailea Beach
Resort and the Aston Wailea Resort. Consider it to be one of the
best snorkeling sites on the island. A full-service beach concession
at the edge of the beach on the Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort
property offers equipment rentals and scuba, snorkeling, kayaking,
and windsurfing lessons. No lifeguards are stationed here.
- Wailea
Beach -
- Wailea Alanui Road, Wailea. Fronting the Grand Wailea Resort
Hotel and the Four Seasons Hotel. Inland of the beach are a landscaped
minipark, restrooms, showers, and a paved parking lot. Public
access to the beach is marked by a sign on Wailea Alanui road.
The beach concessions at the hotels rent a variety of ocean recrea
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