If you're looking for sea turtles, this beach seems to always have a few turtles any day. It's not…read morea popular beach, but always proves to be plentiful with turtles early in the morning. Remember to stay at least ten feet away to not harass the sea life!

A wonderful calm beach to take your daily walk, admire turtles and a catch a lovely sunset…read more There are folks that are part of a Turtle Patrol that comes out and draw a line in the sand around the turtle and post signs reminding people to stay 10 feet away. We have enjoyed taking our daily walk in the morning which coincidentally takes us to Sugar Bakery for malasadas! Street parking and easy to access the beach. Great place to take kids.

I can't believe I haven't filled out a review for Sugar Beach!…read more This is a hidden gem. Though it's located in a main thoroughfare, not many people stop by here. We've gone to Maui at least a dozen times, and this place is always a go-to for us. There are never many people, and the wake is family-friendly. I would recommend bringing an umbrella because there's not much shade, and it can get pretty hot. There's some parking, but it is probably limited to 20-25 cars (some disabled parking available). Please keep in mind that there are no restrooms. If you're looking for a place to hang out that is not busy, this will most likely be a good experience for you.

We went to this beach on our first day in Maui. It was a very calm and quiet beach however a little…read morewindy. When looking for a location, you can search Sugar Beach events center or 12 South Kihei Rd. The parking lot is limited, you take the sidewalk to the beach access on the left. We chose the location directly behind the Sugar Beach events center in between Palm trees for the best shade. The sand was so soft. It was great to walk along the beach and very minimal people in the water. Our family loved it here that first day!

update 2026 We came back to enjoy a afternoon shade day…read more Brought the books. The park is still free of homeless , many families here today The cove might be good to snorkel in the morning. Very clear water from the bluff view.

This beach is fantastic. Especially during the sunsets.. in fact any beach on this road are…read moreamazing. Very clean and enjoyable at any given time. Even have restrooms just off the beach They do not use soap in Hawaii to help protect the environment - so it's best to take a sanitizer along with you

Wailea beach is a beautiful beach and they have a nice walking path along the shoreline. If you are…read morelucky enough to find parking it is a nice beach stop. There are some high end hotels along the beach path so if you get hungry there are nice places to grab a bite. There is also a beach shack where you can grab a quick bite and enjoy it on the beach.

Wailea Beach is a public beach offering views of the ocean and has activities like sunbathing,…read moreswimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding. It's located within walking distance from luxury resorts like the Four Seasons and Grand Wailea. It's also minutes away from The Shops at Wailea shopping mall. It's a popular spot in a busy area so there are lots of people but the water is very blue. They have complimentary parking in the lot nearby and also have public restrooms. If you're lucky you might be able to spot sea turtles in the water.

Our favorite kihei beach :) Combo tourists and locals with nice water. A small amount of shade if…read moreyou're into that (I am)

I stayed at WorldMark resort during my stay, which was a very short walk away. Thus, my wife and I…read morespent almost every evening on the beach here. The beach is super clean, quite large, and provides excellent views of the surrounding islands. I also have to say that of the half dozen beaches I visited around the island this beach had the softest sand by far

Come here mid December. Good for swimming with the waves and body surfing for kids/beginners. You…read morewon't be able to do much snorkeling here during this time, the beach waves are too strong. We enter through the Days-inn area. There was shared public parking with the Days-inn hotel parking lot. Overall your typical soft sand beach in Maui.

Beautiful and really nice. The waves are crashing and fun!! Totally recommend. Sometimes really…read morebusy and sometimes empty!!

Beautiful beach and in my opinion the best one. No clothes is awesome though it's up to you.read more

Been coming here from the 90s and literally grew up with families and locals. MY MY FAV! could…read morehave great surf but beware of the rip.

This is our one of 3 best snorkel spots. Both sides of the…read morepoint are good for sealife and we can usually get shade. Only 15 minutes from our Stay. All Good!! Update : This right side beach is the Resort side and fills up. The water here is sand all the way out and today was very clear, 80 foot visibility. Schools of small fish. Warm Water. Great time.

While n Maui , snorkel for free . Recommended very nice beach with corals, fish , urchins to enjoy…read more We rented a snorkeling gears and stayed for 2 hours enjoying this activities. The water was warm, increased and has trees for shade. Restrooms and outside showers are available. Parkings are available but difficult. Early bird is the best. Aloha and Mahalo

This is a great hidden treasure in Maui. Look for the walkway between the rock fences. The beach is…read moresmall but beautiful, and there is a little area that you can wade out into. Walking onto the beach can be a challenge for anyone who isn't too mobile. There are only a few parking places, so you sometimes need to get creative.

The most picturesque beach we went to in Maui. Soft yellow sand, ultra clear blue water, swaying…read morepalm trees, and black lava rocks with tidepools. You won't be the only one here but it's much less crowded than Makena Beach to the North. We went during "peak" time in late afternoon and at 9 am and both times there were other people there. It's very easy to find, google maps will lead to it accurately. You'll be in a residential neighborhood trying to find a break in the black stone wall but most likely you won't be able to spot it because cars will be around the entrance. The cove you walk into is part of the secret, you can go exploring north and south to find more though the only entrance we could find was through the black stone wall.

Pretty nice beach with minimal street parking available so it's tough when it's busy…read more We pulled the wagon and the sand is sloped and very soft so it was very difficult to pull the wagon across the beach. Also, when we went, it was 30 mph wind so Sam pelting us in all over and it was kind of painful. That being said the water is super clear and nice and cool so it's nice on the hot day.

Baby Beach, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo. Baby Beach!…read more Nothing like a beach to yourself. Some were leaving as clouds rolled in prior to the tropical storm. It's nestled in a residential neighborhood, parking along the street just be mindful of the residents. There isn't a bathroom or wash station so we used a bucket of mother natures finest seawater to wash off the sand. We weren't completely alone as we had two turtles swimming nearby, which made our day even better. There are places marked off for turtle eggs, must be a baby beach for tiny humans and tiny turtles. If you're looking for a calm beach for yourself or your little humans this is the place for you. Mahalo