Snorkeling
gear may be rented for as little as $15 a week — quite a bargain when
you consider
the rare and wonderful sights that you’ll see underwater. Great places
to snorkel include U’ula Bay, Honolua Bay, Olowalu,
’Ahihi-Kina’u Bay and just
south of the Maui Prince. Looking for a clothing optional beach? Head to
Makena’s lovely Little Beach! Need more
fun? Numerous charter boats offering sailing, cruising and snorkeling
trips may be found anchored in Ma’alaea, Kihei (nearest) and Lahaina harbors.
Check out Maui Queen’s mini guide
to snorkeling.
Ten things you can do to
save the ocean.
<< Have you ever
been this close to a sea turtle? Click on the photo for a GREAT video!
Dr. Leisure’s website shows
Hawksbill Turtles at Big Beach
Ready to bike down Haleakala?
Hawaiian dictionary
& 411
Now available —
Maui public bus service
Below: sunset surfers across the street at Cove
Park
You may watch them from 108’s livingroom couch!
“The
Shores of Maui is a great value for travelers on a budget.
I have stayed there a couple of times and had several friends
stay on separate occasions with the same positive experience.
It is across the street from the beach with nothing built on
the ocean side. The condos have washers and dryers, air conditioning,
cable TV and a fully equipped kitchen. There is no sprawling
complex to navigate — parking is near your door. Each spacious
and comfortable unit is individually furnished. The sunset
views are breathtaking, and the location is well-centered,
making trips around the island easy.”
