Beach Overview of the beaches at the Southern Coast of Maui (Beaches in Kihei) from the north to the south:

Haycraft Park (Maalaea Beach):
The Haycraft Park is located at the southeast of the city of Maalaea. Restrooms are provided at this beach. The parking lot is pretty small. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Haycraft Park (as at: September 2011).

Kealia Coastal Boardwalk:
The Kealani Coastal Boardwalk is located at the North Kihei Road (Hawaii State Route 310). No facilities are provided at this beach. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kealia Coastal Boardwalk (as at: September 2011).

Kihei Wharf Beach:
Restrooms are provided at the Kihei Wharf Beach. A few stones are lying in the sand. Parking space is extremely limited at this beach. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kihei Wharf (as at: September 2011).

Keolahou Congretional Hawaiian Church in Kihei:
No facilities are available at the beach near the Keolahou Congretional Hawaiian Church in the city of Kihei.

Maipoinaoeiau (Mai poina ‘oe ia ‘u ) Beach Park:
A rather narrow beach is located at the Maipoinaoeiau Beach Park. Showers, restrooms and benches are provided at this beach. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Maipoinaoeiau Beach Park (as at: September 2011).

Kalepolepo Park:
Small stones are lying in the sand of the Kalepolepo Park. Showers, restrooms and grills are provided at this beach. Parking space is extremely limited at this small parking lot in the city of Kihei. No parking fee and no entrance fee is charged at the Kalepolepo Park (as at: September 2011).

Waipuliani Park:
Small stones are lying in the sand of the narrow beach at the Waipuliani Park. Restrooms are provided at the small parking lot. During our visit, a few homeless persons were at the Waipuliani Park. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Waipuliani Park (as at: September 2011).

Kalama Beach Park:
Small stones are lying in the sand of the small beach at the Kalema Beach Park. A playground, restrooms and a large parking lot are provided at this beach.  No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kalama Beach Park (as at: September 2011).

Cove Park:
Only a small beach is situated at the Cove Park at the city of Kihei. Restrooms and a few parking spots are provided at this beach. No parking fee and no entrance fee is charged at the Cove Park (as at: September 2011).

Charley Young Beach:
The Charley Young Beach is one of the most beautiful and one of the best beaches in Maui and in Hawaii. Warning signs inform about strong currents and dangerous shorebreak. Showers and restrooms are provided at this beach. The Charley Young Beach belongs to the most popular beaches in Maui. Therefore, the rather small parking lot at the Charley Young Beach is often full. Visitors should arrive early!  No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Charley Young Beach (as at: September 2011).

Kamaole Beach I:
The Kameole Beach I belongs to the best beaches in Maui and in Hawaii. This beach is located right next to the Charley Young Beach. Lifeguards, a volleyball field, showers and restrooms are provided at this beautiful beach. The parking lot at the Kihei Road is rather small. Additional parking space is available at the other side of the road. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kamaole Beach I (as at: September 2011).

Kamaole Beach II:
Lifeguards, grills, showers and restrooms are provided at the Kamaole Beach II. Warning signs inform about strong currents and dangerous shorebreak. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kamaole Beach II (as at: September 2011).

Kamaole Beach III:
A playgound, lifeguards, showers and restrooms are provided at the Kamaole Beach III. No entrance fee and no parking fee is charged at the Kamaole Beach III  (as at: September 2011).

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