Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Hulopo'e Beach Park
While it might not break often, Hulopo'e Beach has a
left-hand wave
on par with the best
in the state—ideal for
intermediate-advanced surfers.
Summer is best for this south-fa-
cing shore on Lana'i. While spots on Maui can be crowded with 50 people, Hulopo'e will
rarely ever have 10 (
click here
).
getting barreled at the Bay
The 60-foot waves of Jaws are for experts
only-but it's fun to watch.
Sliding Sands-Switchback Loop
This 12.2-mile sojourn crosses the floor of
Haleakala Crater
and weaves past
cinder
cones
bursting with color. Keep an eye out for
nene
and glistening
silversword plants.
For a real thrill, hike by the light of the full moon (
click here
).
