What is the best beach on Maui for locals?


What is the best beach on Maui for locals? Ho'okipa Beach Park is an extremely popular spot for locals.


What is the most affordable town in Maui?

Maui is a beautiful island with many opportunities for those wanting to call it home. It is important to do your research and weigh your options before making a decision. Kahului, Kihei and Wailuku are some of the cheapest neighborhoods to live in Maui, but they are not the only ones.


What is the most expensive time to go to Maui?

Thus, the high season—when prices are up and resorts are often booked to capacity—is generally from mid-December through March or mid-April. The last two weeks of December, in particular, are the prime time for travel to Hawaii.


What should I be careful of in Maui?

After heavy rains, stay out of the ocean until the water clears. Don't swim in the mouths of rivers or streams or in any murky areas. Murky waters attract predators (think “shark”), and you don't want to be mistaken for a fish or turtle when they are looking for a snack. You'll find more Maui ocean safety tips here!


Where do most locals live on Maui?

South Maui is certainly one of the most popular areas for locals and tourists given the abundance of beaches, accommodations, and housing. It's close enough to Kahului to provide easy access to shopping but doesn't have the feel of a city.


Is North Shore or South Shore better in Maui?

Maui's North Shore is less developed, less crowded, has cooler days, and is in a more natural state than the popular resort areas of South and West Maui.


Which side of Maui is less touristy?

For a more authentic feel, skip the mega-resorts of West and South Maui and head to the North Shore, East Maui, or Upcountry, where you're more likely to interact with locals than with tourists. Upcountry is the least touristy area.


Where not to swim in Maui?

Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach located on Maui is known to have rough water and is reported to be one of a handful of red sand beaches around the world. Makena Beach in Maui has the nickname of “breakneck beach” because the surf breaks right on the shore, making it very dangerous to swim in.


Are the locals in Maui friendly?

Practical Do's & Don'ts for Maui Visitors For the most part, people who live here are friendly, helpful, and welcoming to visitors. We love sharing the beauty and joys of our island home, particularly with visitors who are polite, respectful of the Hawaiian culture, and accepting of “the local way” of...


What months can you swim in Maui?

Water Temperatures in Maui In June and July, when temperatures are at their highest, the water is generally about 78°F/25°C, making it perfect or Molokini snorkeling. In August and September, when temperatures may slide back a few degrees, the water has gotten really warm and may be 80°F/26.6°C.


What is the most relaxing beach on Maui?

From perfect white sandy beaches to unique black-sand coves, here's our top five quiet beaches in Maui:
  • Secret Beach. Located close to Makena Beach, Secret Beach – or Paako Cove – is literally a secret to most people. ...
  • Honokalani Beach. ...
  • Kapalua Bay. ...
  • Oneuli Beach. ...
  • Changs Beach.


What is the cheapest month to go to Maui?

If you're looking for the best deals on accommodations, spring and fall are the cheapest months to visit the island because demand is down. This means the island is less crowded as well, which is another benefit of visiting during these months. Our personal preference is April - May.