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Guide to The Hawaiian Islands : Maui, Molokai and Lanai Planner 2019-2020
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20 gohawaii.com/maui facebook.com/visitmaui Mākena Looking to avoid the crowd? Mākena is home to one of Maui’s best beaches with pristine waters and warm, inviting sand. Enjoy snorkeling and swimming, but be careful in the winter months when the waves become large and powerful. For an exciting change of pace, take advantage of the wild, rock-paved hiking trail. Kīhei The allure of Kīhei is immediately apparent through its vibrant community, farmers market with local tastes and one-of-a-kind shops Mākena State Beach Park TorJohnson Kīhei RonGarnett SOUTH MAUI EXPLORE that cater to both residents and visitors. It’s a classic small town of Maui that provides great spots to beachcomb, snorkel, kayak and whale watch. Charter a fishing excursion or snorkel trip to Molokini from Mā‘alaea Bay or even visit the Maui Ocean Center. With a collection of affordable accommodations, from condominiums to small hotels and cottages, Kīhei’s got a fun, impulsive nightlife with great karaoke spots, dance clubs and sports bars.
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