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Ahihi Cove is the first beach located inside the 'Ahihi-Kina'u Natural Area Reserve. It is a protected area and it is illegal to spear or capture fish in the reserve. There is no sand beach here...
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This beach is named after the last king of Maui. King Kamehameha fought long and hard to defeat King Kahekili, who turned out to be his father. The beach is long and sandy with great facilities. Learn More

This lovely sandy beach is almost 2/3 of a mile long and over 100 yards wide. It is often referred to as THE beach on Maui. Often crowded on weekends, there is a second section of the Learn More

This large, black lava rock divides Ka'anapali Beach in half. Snorkeling around the rock is legendary. The rock is almost completely encrusted in coral with a large assortment of Learn More

Oneuili means "dark sand" and the sand of this beach is actually cinder from volcanic eruptions. This beach is great for Learn More

This is a very popular sandy beach on Maui's west shores. Swimming is good and there are numerous water sports that can be enjoyed in the area. Jet skiing, body boarding, body surfing, canoe racing all can be enjoyed from this area. Learn More

This park beach is located near Kalama Park and is favored by the local residents. It is known to have Learn More

This 3-acres beach park is located at the north end of Kamaole I Beach. The sand is soft and smooth Learn More

This sandy and rocky beach is best during the morning hours and in the wintertime when the water...
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