This is an incredible swimming facility with three different types of pools: (1) large 50 meter x 8…read morelanes , set up for swim meets or blocked no off for 25 meter swim lanes and diving sections in the deep end; (2) 4-foot tapered to 2-foot for water aerobics classes, disabled swim lanes and children's or non swimmers play area; (3) shallow 1+ foot kiddie pool with water fountains and gated perimeter for safety. There is no fee charged. Appropriate number of lifeguards are on duty. They are always professional and personable. Showers outdoors and in the restrooms/ locker rooms are available for mandatory showers before swimming. The facilities are well maintained. This place is quite amazing!!!

The pool has recently been renovated and looks fresh. Looking closer as you get into the pool there…read moreis candy and snack wrappers everywhere. Staff should clean up after event and on a daily basis. Also lifeguards on their phones instead of doing their job. One lady mid thirties maybe was on her phone the entire time we were there. Good luck if there is an emergency. Overall the center is great and a safe place for all ages to enjoy water exercise.

When the Grand (Hyatt) Wailea opened in 1991, it was and still is the most boujee resort on the…read morerock. Hence, one of the unique features of their utopian water playground is a water elevator, touted back then as "the world's only". Located on the pool's lowest level, a mysterious stainless steel door is built into the manmade rock feature, visible halfway out of the water. The attendant opens said door to reveal an open-air chamber, with a circular platform and tube wrapped in thick rope which is what you sit on for the ride. About 6-8 people can ride at once depending on size. The door closes, followed by a waterfall that pours into the chamber from above, in turn lifting the tube to the top of the chamber. This brings you to the upper most level of the tiered pools where you can begin your journey to the bottom again via several slides, rapids and lazy river. OVERALL: Still the most fun hotel pool on Maui.

Water elevator hasn't worked in like 8 years or something. Still cool to learn about the history…read more But it would be great to see it up and running again. Fun to never have to get out of the pool to use the elevator. Not up and running though. Maybe one day...guess we should be happy we don't have to use it as it was intended. Still really cool though.

Huge beautiful free outdoor pool. What an amazing tribute to Coach Sakamoto. What a treasure for…read moreCentral Maui folks

50m 8 lane lap pool, free to the public! Located next to the War Memorial Stadium & Gymnasium and…read moreBaldwin High School. Lap swim only from 6:30am to 8:00 and Noon to 2pm. Call the number for a recording of hours. Maui Pools Information Line Updated Daily @ 9:00 a.m. 808-270-8208 Get your swim on!

I always have the best tennis experience here. There is ice water provided and a cooler full of…read morecold towels for each court. The courts are in pretty good shape and of course you can't beat playing with fun ladies in an exceptional location either.

What a great surprise to find a comprehensive fitness club at a resort near Puako. It has…read moreextensive free weight and the essential selectorized machines with plenty of cardio, a lap pool, and a couple of tennis courts. The price is steep but par for the area, 25.00 per day or 125.00 for 7 days. Its the only game in town that allows people staying outside the resort to use it unless you want to drive to Kona or Waimea. Excellent locker facilities, towel service, and a steam room!

At 16.9 on the Road to Hana, Ching's Pond (also known as Blue Sapphire Pools, Los Angeles Angels…read morePools of Maui) is a pleasant but unspectacular and cold little pool where you can brush up against some slippery, rolling falls under the old bridge or make a risky jump off the rock for a photo op. Is it worth a spot despite off-and-on reports of illegal parking, no trespassing, and unwelcoming locals? I ching so.

This was my favorite pit stop along the Road to Hana and, quite frankly, one of the best swimming…read moreholes I've ever been to. Blink and you'll miss it - there are no signs or markers and barely any parking in the area, which only adds to the local appeal. Tourists have no idea it's here and drive right past because the main attraction (the waterfall and diving rocks) are tucked out of view from the road above. To find it, look for the small gap in the guard rail where you hike a short ways down a path to the pool. At the end of the path you'll be treated to several large rocks that are good for laying out towels and lounging about. It's also a great spot to watch the brave ones dive off the rocks near the waterfall. The water here is super clean and refreshing. It's the absolute best place to cool off while avoiding the crowds.

Love this pool .. the adult pool! The view, the infinity pool, the services, is paradise!…read more It was a dream trip, and Four Seasons creates the perfectly vacation.

They oversell the hotel so guests have no seat at the pool. $1,100 a night and zero food or drink…read moreservice at the kids pool and no chairs available at the adult pool. So disappointing. Save your money

The Olakino is the perfect mix of luxury and tranquility. The area has roughly 20 lounge chairs and…read morea dedicated staff of 2-3 people who take care of you throughout the day from taking meal and drink orders, serving snacks, filling water carafes, and just checking into see if you need anything. We have been twice and gotten lucky enough to see Kalvin and Dana who always remember our family and make sure we have everything we need. The infinity pool has such a beautiful view and during the right time of year you can see whale spouts too. The day is filled with snacks, cool towels, cooling eye masks, a spa treatment, live music, and a champagne toast to finish off the day. While it is not cheap, your experience here is truly peaceful making it a must do on your trip.

What an amazing sanctuary for adults. This is a beautiful infinity pool with stellar views of the…read morebeach and sea. There is also a large jacuzzi for use. You spend the day lounging in comfortable, shaded (if you want) loungers while friendly servers provide you with all kinds of treats. We enjoyed delicious food tastings (complimentary), well done drinks, healthy meals, cooling towels and eye masks, and afternoon live music. It was quiet and a much needed respite. We liked it so much that we returned for a second day.

The pool is a great place to relax and soak up the sun. There are also a variety of water features,…read moreincluding a waterfall and a hot tub. The pool is open to guests of Aulani, and it is a popular spot for families. Here are some of the pros and cons of Ka Maka Grotto Infinity Pool: Pros: Stunning infinity pool with ocean views Lush vegetation and tropical setting Variety of water features Family-friendly Clean and well-maintained Cons: Can be crowded during peak times Can be expensive for non-guests Not accessible to all guests (some height and age restrictions)

This is our favorite pool at Aulani! Grotto is super cool and the infinity edge looking out at the…read morebeach is gorgeous. If you go underwater, listen for whales and menehune giggles!