Explore Wailea, Maui
Discover the beauty of Wailea, Hawaii! Imagine sunny beaches, lush greenery, and tasty island-inspired dining options. From days spent splashing in the waves at Wailea Beach to shopping the luxury brands at The Shops at Wailea, there's something for everyone. Take a stroll along the coast, try golfing at world-class courses, and learn about Hawaiian culture. Let's explore the best things to do in Wailea, where every moment is full of beauty and relaxation.
Select from the largest collection in Wailea and Makena of premium beachfront, oceanfront, and golf-front vacation residences in nine distinct Maui resorts.
Wailea Beach
Relax and soak up the sun on the pristine shores of Wailea Beach, known for its soft golden sands and clear blue waters. Because this beach directly fronts popular Wailea resorts like the Four Seasons and Grand Wailea, it is not uncommon to spot a celebrity or two!
Makena State Park
Explore the nearby Makena State Park, featuring Big Beach (Makena Beach) and Little Beach. Big Beach is known for its expansive size and picturesque views. The waves that crash along this strip of sand can also attact some of the best body boarders on the island.
Wailea Beach Path
Take a leisurely stroll along the Wailea Beach Path, a scenic coastal pathway that offers breathtaking ocean views and connects various beaches and resorts. The paved pathway is a little over 1.5 miles from start to finish, making it a perfect 3-mile round trip walking or jogging path for excercise in the morning or at sunset.
Wailea Golf Courses
Golf enthusiasts can enjoy world-class golfing at the Wailea Golf Club, featuring three championship courses with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and lush landscapes. Courses very in layout and difficulty and have even hosted professional tournaments in the past. Discover which course you enjoy the most!
The Shops at Wailea
Indulge in some retail therapy at The Shops at Wailea, an upscale shopping center with a variety of boutiques, galleries, and restaurants. With brands like RipCurl, Billabong, and Honolua Surf, your are bound to also find some great clothing options for all your beach needs.
Snorkeling at Molokini Crater
Join a boat tour to Molokini Crater for exceptional snorkeling opportunities. The crystal-clear waters offer a chance to see diverse marine life and protected colorful coral reefs. Tours are offered most every morning when ocean conditions are at their best.
Haleakalā National Park
Embark on a day trip to Haleakalā National Park to witness the sunrise or explore the unique landscapes, including the dormant volcanic crater. If planning to expereince the sunrise at the 10,000 foot summit, be sure to make reservations with the National Park Service in advance, as it is a poluar activity with limited availability.
Ulua Beach Park
Experience excellent snorkeling and swimming at Ulua Beach Park, known for its calm waters and vibrant marine life. This beach has been one of the go-to snorkel and Scuba diving spots on Maui for decades. After you jump out of the water, take a stroll on the Wailea Beach Path to cool off.
Maui Ocean Center
Visit the Maui Ocean Center, a top-notch aquarium showcasing Hawaii's diverse marine ecosystems. Walk through a see-through tunnel as tuna, sharks, and rays swim overhead. A state-of-the-art theater called "the Sphere"
Spa Day at Wailea Resorts
Treat yourself to a day of relaxation and pampering at one of the luxurious spas within the Wailea resorts. From facials and scrubs to traditional lomi lomi massages, find a treatment that will leave you rejuvenated.
Island Art Party
Unleash your creative side by participating in an art class at Island Art Party, where you can create your own masterpiece while enjoying a fun atmosphere with other beginner artists. Most all the tutorials capture an island or underwater scene.
Hawaiian Luaus
Immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture by attending a traditional luau. Many resorts in Wailea host luaus featuring delicious local cuisine, hula dancing, and live music. Be sure to pack your favorite Aloha shirt and Hawaiian dress in you luggage if you plan on attending a luau!