Kapalua Bay

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Kapalua Bay, Maui

Kapalua Bay on Maui's northwestern shore is one of the most picturesque white-sand beaches on the island. Swimming is good here because a coral reef and long rocky outcrops at both sides of the bay protect the beach from strong currents. Because of a lack of strong waves and currents, the inshore waters are usually clear, so the snorkeling and diving conditions are good, especially at the north end of the beach. There's a little bit less sand there, so the visibility is better. The crescent-shaped bay is backed by coconut palms and luxury condos.

Kapalua Bay Overview

• One of the safest beaches for swimming on this side of Maui
• Good swimming and snorkeling conditions
• Long rocky outcrops at both sides of the bay
• Ocean bottom a mixture of rocks and sand

Location:

300 Kapalua Dr, Lahaina HI 96761

Directions: Take the road just north of the Napili Kai Beach Resort (Sea House Restaurant) which leads to the beach parking area.

Now 77°F Windchill: 77°F Breezy

Location: Lahaina, HI Wind: 25 mph E Humidity: 66% Visibility: 0.16 mi Pressure: 975.0 in steady Sunrise: 5:46 am Sunset: 7:10 pm

Tue Hi: 77°F Low: 69°F Partly Cloudy

Wed Hi: 78°F Low: 68°F Breezy

• Restrooms
• Showers
• Parking

• Swimming
• Snorkeling
• Scuba diving

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