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Napili Bay and Kapalua Bay
These two northwestern beaches offer protected snorkeling during summer. Swim with
sea turtles at Napili and watch the sun go down from the deck of the Sea House restaurant
with a drink in your hand ( click here ) .
Mokulei'a Bay
During summer, there are few better ways to start the day than by snorkeling at Mokulei'a.
Tucked away at the base of the cliffs and hidden from the road, this is also a scenic and
sandy spot for watching the large winter surf ( click here ) .
Keawakapu Beach
Enjoy a sunset stroll down Kihei's nicest beach, or spend your days snorkeling, stand-up
paddling, or basking in the sun. Keawakapu has facilities on both ends of the beach, but
despite the beach's popularity, there is always room to find your own section of shoreline
( click here ) .
Maluaka Beach
Maluaka is the most happening beach in Makena, where everything from kayaking to
snorkeling and stand-up paddling are readily available. Public restrooms and showers
make this a convenient spot for families, and you can walk down the road to historic
Keawala'i Church. Or pamper yourself in a beachfront cabana with a relaxing oceanfront
massage ( click here ) .
Makena State Park
Wide, long, and completely undeveloped, aptly-named Big Beach is a local favorite that
comes alive at sunset. This legendary shoreline has a lengthy hippie history: countercul-
turists and nudists should visit neighboring Little Beach for Sunday night drum circles
( click here ) .
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