Maui Beach Reviews
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Review of the top beaches of Maui, Hawaii by Three Best Beaches and people who have visited the area.
Grand Wailea in Wailea Beach, Maui, Hawaii
Located 17 miles south of Kahului Airport, 27 miles southeast of Lahaina, on the famous stretch of sand known as Wailea Beach sits the Grand Wailea Resort. It’s the sister hotel to the livelier Four Seasons at Hualalai, and both owned by Michael Dell of Dell Computers fame. They areRead More…
Kapalua Beach Park, Maui Hawaii
Maui has over 33 miles of exquisite public beaches. Some of these beaches have jewel-toned sand, in such colors as red, gold, green, black and white. Ringed by 120 miles of coastline, Maui boasts over 30 miles of beaches. Many are easily accessible beach parks with lifeguards, picnic facilities andRead More…
Makena Beach, Little Makena Beach, Maui, HI
Makena Beach is accessible via a short road at mile marker 4 on Makena Alanui Road and another access just past mile marker 4 in South Maui. If you get the opportunity, this is a recommended beach. Big Beach is connected on the right by a small path over theRead More…
Kaanapali Beach in Maui Hawaii
Kaanapali Beach is Maui’s most popular world-class resort area and well known for its fine dining, golf courses, tennis, shopping, sightseeing, swimming, snorkeling, surfing, sailboarding, and scuba diving. It is located approximately 4 miles northwest of Lahaina, the former Hawaiian capital and whaling port and is nestled between the blueRead More…
Napili Bay Resort and Beach, Maui
Napili Bay is truly gorgeous with a lovely beach and decent snorkeling. Despite the crowd of condos, the beach feels less packed due to the low density of the accommodations. Napili Bay is in a perfect location in West Maui with a perfect beach. There is plenty of activities toRead More…
Guide to Maui Beaches
West Maui Beaches Ka’anapali Beach - This is the prize of West Maui. Kaanapali Beach is over three miles of dazzling sand with every imaginable water sport. Dig Me Beach and Black Rock are located here. America’s Best Beach - 2003. D T Fleming Beach Park - Kapalua - BringRead More…
Makena Beach, Maui, Hawaii
If you make it to Maui to visit the beaches, you cannot miss visiting Makena Beach. This wonderful, playful beach is such a joy to experience. The sand is tan and the shoreline is slightly steep as it makes its way into the Pacific ocean, which here, isn’t pacific atRead More…
Wahikuli State Park, Lahaina, Maui
Snorkeling is good around the north end at the foot of Puu Olai, a 360-foot cinder cone. During storms, however, big waves lash the shore and a strong rip current sweeps the sharp drop-off, posing a danger for inexperienced open-ocean swimmers. Snorkeling is good on both sides of the bay.Read More…
Kanaha Beach Park, Kahului, Maui
Kanaha Beach is a release site for native seabirds that become grounded but Kanaha is also favored by windsurfers. Come watch! Kanaha beach is fully protected from the outer reef and is an excellent place for beginners and intermediate sailors to learn and perfect their skills. It offers a shallowRead More…
Hamoa Beach Park, Hana, Maui
Hamoa Beach is on the east side of Maui near Hana, a less-developed part of this popular island. Hamoa Beach has sea cliffs and lush vegetation; the public beach shares some facilities with the Hotel Hana Maui. For a beach vacation that never lets up - Hamoa Beach is whereRead More…
DT Fleming Beach Park, Maui
DT Fleming Beach Park is a full facility family park on the western shore of Maui. What is wonderful here is that for the most part the weather is so cooperative you can enjoy the beach for the entire time you’re in Hawaii. The eastern shore is more rocky andRead More…
Kaanapali Beach – Maui, Hawaii
I remember hearing an interview with David Gates of Bread who said that Kaanapali Beach was his favorite place in Hawaii. We had to go here and see what all the interest was. The pictures, as they say, don’t do justice, and you can come here a dozen times andRead More…
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