What are the benefits of Maui?

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One of the main reasons to fall in love with Maui is undoubtedly its gorgeous beaches. Volumes have been written about Maui beaches and their diversity. From white to black and red sand, from snorkeling to windsurfing and swimming, Maui has over 30 miles of unbelievably beautiful beaches.

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Since the County of Maui does not have sufficient storage and distribution capability to utilize all of the reclaimed wastewater produced on our islands, the excess is sent to the injection wells. The County of Maui wastewater treatment plants and injection wells reduce the impact of human waste on the environment.

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The leeward beaches tend to have more sunshine, gentler waves, and soft golden sand. Kamaole Beach Park on the southern edge of Maui features three of the best beaches on the island, particularly Kam I and Kam II. The western side has Keawakapu Beach and Napili Beach which are also well worth visiting.

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Can you wear jeans in Hawaii? Sure, you can wear jeans in Hawaii. But unless you're going up to the summit of Haleakala you'll probably be more comfortable in almost anything else due to the balmy temperatures and humidity. I have visited Hawaii in every season and never wished I had jeans with me.

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IS MAUI SAFE? Maui is generally a safe place, both for visitors and those of us who live here. Our island welcomes nearly 3 million visitors each year, and the vast majority of those people experience nothing more distressing than a sunburn.

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Maui Beach Safety 101
  • Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean. Rule #1 of ocean safety is to Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean! ...
  • If in Doubt, Don't Go Out! ...
  • Never Snorkel Alone. ...
  • Heed All Posted Safety Signage. ...
  • Use Proper Gear. ...
  • Go to Beaches with Lifeguards. ...
  • Research Maui Beaches. ...
  • Don't Swim in Brown Water.


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