Can you go to Turtle Town on your own?


Can you go to Turtle Town on your own? Snorkeling boat tours to Turtle Town can easily be booked everywhere on the island and online. If you want to explore this spot on your own, from Kahului or Makena, head south until you reach route 31 in Kihei. From there, continue south for about 10 miles.


What time of day is best to visit Turtle Beach?

During the cooler months, the waves become stronger and less hospitable for the turtles. The best time of day to view the turtles is between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., but just before sunset is a good time to visit, too.


What beach in Maui has the most turtles?

Maluaka Beach (AKA Turtle Town) Fronting the Maui Prince Hotel in the South Maui town of Kihei, Maluaka Beach is the ultimate destination for impromptu turtle encounters - so much so that the whole surrounding area is nicknamed “Turtle Town.”


What is Turtle Beach famous for?

Turtle Beach heralds the entrance to the North Shore, and is located near Kahuku Point, the most northerly point of Oahu. Turtle Bay Beach is also known as Kukae'ohiki (which means excrement of the ghost crabs), and is famous for the turtles of course.


What is there to do at Turtle Town?

This reef area is protected from the island's trade winds by Haleakala, making for relatively calm waters. Turtle Town is a popular add-on destination to many Molokini Crater snorkeling and diving excursions, but it's also known as an ideal sea kayaking spot.


Is Turtle Town worth it?

Absolutely! Nestled along Maui's coast, near the scenic Honolua Bay and accessible via Honoiki Street, Turtle Town is undoubtedly worth a visit, especially for those who appreciate marine life and underwater exploration.


Is turtle Arches and Turtle Town the same?

Your excursion will take you there and Turtle Arches also known as Turtle Town, a reef known to be the home of several Hawaiian Sea Turtles.


What beach has the most turtles?

Kuredu Resort, Maldives. Almost half of the entire population of the green sea turtles in the Maldives lives in the Lhaviyani Atoll which further leads to most of them being found in and around Kuredu, Maldives.