Beaches in Haiku, Hawaii

Kapalua is Hawaiian for "arms embracing the sea", and nowhere is this more visible than at Kapalua Bay Beach. One of the most popular destinations for beach-goers on the Northwest side of the island, this crescent of white sand is ... More on Auntiesnorkel.com

Without question, this magnificant stretch of soft, sandy beach would be the beach of choice on Maui if it weren't for the array of towering hotels and condominiums lining it. The flip side is that guests of the hotels and condos ... More on Bestplaceshawaii.com

'"Jaws"' (Pe'ahi) is the name given to a big wave surfing reef break on the island of Maui in the U.S. state of Hawaii. It is located on the northern side of the island between mile markers 13 and 14 on the Hana highway and sits ... More on Wikipedia

If you are on the north side of the island, this is the best beach around. For the active type, the body boarding here is usually perfect with numerous shorebreaks, and the hard packed sand is excellent for walking or running. The ... More on Auntiesnorkel.com

This beach is known as possibly the best place in the world for windsurfing. It is the site of two major world-class competitions. Due to the strong surf, windsurfing at this beach should be limite... More on Hawaiiweb.com

Along this road of many vistas, you'll pass Ho'okipa Beach Park which is world renounded for wind surfing (see National Geographic ... More on igougo

Right next to Kahului Airport, this is the place for windsurf lessons (or watching). More on NileGuide

Saw this beach last week. We were enjoying the beach for the last time before flying back home. The beach has excellent free parking, bathrooms, tables, soft sand, great views of ... More on TripAdvisor

The most popular beaches on the South side; gentle surf, especially at #1. There are actually three (I, II ... More on NileGuide

The Kamaole Beach parks are the perfect spots for families . More on igougo

Our favorite beach in Kihei is the beach located furthest to the south, and the most difficult to locate - ... More on Gohawaii.about.com

you don't even need to know how to swim ; you can just stand in the shallow water and see all kinds of fis... More on Yahoo! Travel

Puu Olai is a 360-foot weathered volcanic tuft that protrudes out to sea at the south end of Wailea. The dormant cinder cone separates Oneloa Makena Beach from Oneuli Black Sand Beach. At the base ... More on Trails

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