Polo Beach Review - Wailea - Maui

Polo Beach is that nice secluded beach. To get there allow about 45 minutes. Polo Beach is at the south end of a wooden beach side path that starts at Mokapu Beach. The path meanders past five Wailea resorts. Polo Beach is at the bottom of the road.

Polo Beach is a conglomerate of all the beaches of Wailea. Backed by resorts and private homes, with covered lounge chairs scattered over the sand, Polo is the less glamorous sister of the resort beach Wailea.

Swimming and snorkeling are great here and it's a good place to whale-watch. As at Wailea Beach, private cabanas occupy prime sandy real estate, but there's plenty of room for you and your towel, and even a nice grass picnic area. Swimming and sunbathing are popular here. There is usually little or no wind and the wide beach quickly drops off shore to overhead depths.

Maui's diversity will amaze and delight you. You'll marvel at cascading waterfalls, the remote village called heavenly Hana, the picturesque Lahaina, a National Historic District, where history and fun combine to create a 'must see'. Maui was beautiful, the unit we stayed in was anything but. The carpets were stained and the unit was filthy.

Maui beaches are some of the finest beaches in the world. Maui beaches are infinitely varied, endlessly photographed and rightfully famous. There are white sand beaches, black sand beaches, red sand beaches, and golden sand beaches, small and large, open and protected.

South Maui can be considered the driest and hottest area on Maui. So, it’s very popular with sun lovers. South Maui's beaches are wonderful for beach walking, trails, swimming, boogie boarding, swimming, paddle boarding, fishing and even kite surfing and surfing when the big storm swells and wind are cooperating. South Maui Beaches are family friendly and sunny most of the year, making Maui's sunny south shore the perfect place for your vacation! You will see Kihei and Wailea rental homes located in the best areas of Maui.

South Maui beaches are much drier and appropriately less windy for your wedding. Spring is off-season, and less crowded, with the exception of Easter and Spring Break.

Kihei is the home of the Maui Research & Technology Center and the surrounding high-tech industrial park. Its purpose is to provide business assistance to technology-oriented businesses through business assistance programs, shared resources, and reasonably priced office space. Kihei and Wailea boast some of the best beaches in the world. Some are miles long, like Maui's Sugar Beach, which is also graced by gestating sea turtles (Honu we call them).