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Kapalua Beach
Kapalua Beach One of the best white-sand beaches in Hawaii. A great swimming beach for snorkeling and for children also. Since those rocks in the water are formed as the "horseshoe-shaped," it is a safe barrier to protect people for snorkeling, as well as the beginner or learner.

Hanakao'o/Canoe Beach Park
A popular sandy beach on Maui's west shores. Ideal for swimming and enjoying other water activities such as jet skiing, body boarding, body surfing, and canoe racing.

Kaanapali Beach
Kaanapali Beach One of Maui's best beaches, with grainy golden sand. Summertime swimming is excellent. The best snorkeling is around Black Rock, where the water is clear, calm, and populated with brilliant tropical fish.

D. T. Fleming Beach Park
Located north of the island, starting at the 16th hole of the Kapalua golf course, this beach cove has a shallow sandbar extending out to the edge of the surf. Generally, the waters are good for swimming and snorkeling; however, off near the sea cliffs, the waves are big, perfect for surfing.

Kama'ole Beach Park I, II, & III
Located on the south shore in Kihei, Kamaole Beach Park I, II, and III is great for swimming, snorkeling, surfing, and picnicking. Seasonal high surf.

Wailea Beach
The best golden sand beach on the southwestern coast, great for swimming, and the gentle waves offer kids of all ages tons of fun! Some of the best island sunsets are in Wailea.


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