Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Pa'ia Bay
Walking distance from the center of town, Pa'ia Bay is one of the island's only real beach
breaks. It's best for intermediate-advanced
shortboarding
and
bodyboarding
(
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The Cove
The Cove is the
epicenter
of the bustling Kihei
surf scene.
The shallow, protected cove is
home to the south side's numerous surf schools, with gentle waves which are perfect for
beginners
(
click here
)
.
Lahaina Breakwall
Crowded, shallow, and nearly always sunny, the Lahaina Breakwall is where many visitors
stand up and ride their first wave.
Surf schools
dominate the inside reef, while advanced
surfers hang on the outside. While most days are calm with
gentle surf,
the large south
swells of summer
are for
advanced surfers
only (
click here
)
.
summer surf off Lahaina
Surfboard rentals are available all over Maui.
Launiupoko Beach Park
Keiki
learn to ride their first waves here at the most happening beach park on the road to
Lahaina.
Longboarders
can choose from multiple peaks, while the
gentle waves
and calm
conditions make it a perfect spot for
beginners
(
click here
).
Hamoa Beach
More than just a beautiful beach, Hamoa has some of the best surf in East Maui.
Intermediate-advanced surfers
will find
windswell
here any time of the year, even dur-
ing summer when nowhere else on the island has waves (
click here
).
