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Maluaka Beach
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Maluaka Beach, located in the city of Wailea-Makena, United States, is a hidden gem that offers visitors a serene and picturesque environment. Known for its golden sand and clear blue waters, this beach is a paradise for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery, creating a stunning contrast against the azure ocean.
Visitors to Maluaka Beach can enjoy a variety of activities. The beach is a popular spot for snorkeling, with a vibrant coral reef located just offshore that is home to a diverse array of marine life. Additionally, the beach is also a favored location for turtle sightings, making it a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking to relax on the sand or explore the underwater world, Maluaka Beach offers a unique and memorable experience.
Directions
To get to this “Turtle Town” Maui delight, just head south from Wailea along Wailea Alanui Drive. It will change names to Makena Alanui Drive after that. Make a right turn onto Honoiki Street and follow it to the end where you‘ll make a left turn onto Makena Road.
Plan your visit
- Bring plenty of sunblock - That Maui sun can be harsh, so make sure to bring a high SPF sunscreen and reapply regularly.
- Wear reef-safe footwear - To protect your feet from rocks and sharp coral, wear water shoes or sandals with straps when entering the ocean.
- Pack snacks & drinks - Picnics are allowed on Maluaka Beach, so don’t forget to bring a light lunch along with some water or your favorite beverage for hydration purposes.
- Respect the local culture & wildlife- Do not disturb any Hawaiian green sea turtles that may inhabit the beach as they are endangered species in Hawaii; also remember to follow all posted signs and respect privacy of locals in the area..
5 Be prepared! - Make sure that you have your phone charged for emergencies by carrying a battery charger, pack towels and beach chairs if needed, slippery shoes/sandals if walking on hot sand is an issue for you/your family members!
