On the hot and sunny Southwestern coast of Mauai, Wailea Beach Hawaii is protected by large black lava points which boarder both ends of the crescent shaped beach.

Though Wailea Beach Hawaii may not be as beautiful as Kaanapali Beach or Lanikai Beach, it still boasts the wonderful soft, golden sand and blue ocean that is desired in any beach.

A big and wide stretch of sand, Wailea Beach is a popular spot. It has a paved walk running the length of it, connecting the beach with the world class hotels, restaurants and shops that line its shore.

Wailea Beach Hawaii is also a great place to do some whale watching. From the month of December right into April, Whales can be spotted from shore or you could take a whale watching boat tour. While watching these creatures from shore can be fun, being right up close to these massive whales is an experience you’ll remember for a life time.

Thanks to the lava points on either end of the shore, the water is calm, making Wailea Beach a great place for swimming.

It is also a great spot to enjoy sunbathing and snorkeling. There are places near the beach where you can rent equipment if needed. Wailea Beach also has both restrooms and showers.

From the shore you can see Lanai island and a tiny bit of Molokini Island. Both islands giving a beautiful look and feel to the beach.

Enjoy a hot sunny day on the beach, take a boat tour to see the magnitude of the whales up close. Then, relax in the warm glow, of a gorgeous and unforgettable sunset that lines the horizon of Wailea Beach Hawaii.

How would you like to find the beauty of the majestic mountains, and the warm exotic splendor of a tropical beach, all in one place?

Welcome to the remote world of Hanalei Bay, Kauai Hawaii. The sparkling blue ocean and warm white sand is surrounded by lush greenery and awe inspiring mountains. At the waters edge, the mountains become cliffs that fall into the sea. All this put together creates an astounding atmosphere.

Two miles long, Hanalei Bay Hawaii is the largest bay on the north shore of Kauai.

Hanalei Bay Hawaii was ranked number 1 in “Dr. Beach” 2009 list of top beaches, and came in 2nd in 2008. For all its popularity, Hanalei Bay is never over populated or crowded, giving it a secluded secret hideaway feel.

A Hanalei Bay Resort, Princeville, is a resort community that overlooks the splendor of the bay. Princeville is situated among the cliffs and boasts the natural beauty of ancient days, while, at the same time containing amenities for a quality island lifestyle.

In Hanalei Bay Hawaii, visitors and locals alike can enjoy the many activities it has to offer, such as, sailing, surfing, fishing, paddling, body boarding, and swimming.

In the winter months the surf at Hanalei Bay becomes large, and becomes a favorite, ocean playground for many surfers.

Though the high surf during winter months may be every surfers dream, the waves can become quite powerful and ocean currents can get very strong. Always be alert and cautious. Ask any of the lifeguards about conditions before going into the water.

Though remote, Hanalei Bay Hawaii still offers its guests a number of facilities. It has picnic areas, pavilions, showers, and restrooms. Lifeguards are also on duty.

Visit Kauai’s picturesque, Hanalei Bay Hawaii. With gorgeous, breath taking landscapes and views, this island paradise will have you begging for more.

An exquisite beach stretching on for 3 miles, Kaanapali Beach, Maui Hawaii, is picture perfect with beautiful golden sand, blue water and the Hawaiian Islands, Lanai and Molokai in the distance.

Kaanapali Beach Hawaii is not only beautiful, but is also one of the most popular resort areas on Maui. The beach is lined with many luxury hotels such as:

• Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa
• Ka’anapali Beach Hotel
• Ka’anapali Ali’i
• The Waler on Kaanapali Beach
• Royal Lahaina Resort
• Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa
• The Westin Maui Resort & Spa

Kaanapali Beach is just a walk away form an excellent selection of boutiques, fine restaurants and golf courses. A paved walkway runs from Black Rock to the Hyatt, connecting the many hotels, restaurants, and boutiques with the beach.

Being the popular tourist attraction that it is, Kaanapali Beach can get a bit crowded, though don’t let that be your reason for not going, as it is a sight you won’t want to pass up.

Kaanapali Beach, Maui Hawaii, is also known for its world class snorkeling at Black Rock. A cliff of lava rock, separating Kaanapali Beach in half, Black Rock runs into the ocean where you will find a tropic wonderland.

Colourful, coral reefs around Black Rock house a number of, equally colourful, fish. The water in this area is said to be very clear, perfect for snorkelers to view the oceans, underwater beauty.

Kaanapali Beach Hawaii is also a great place for; sunbathing, swimming, body boarding, sailing, and whale watching, among many other fun activities.

Especially during winter season, high surf can get rough at Kaanapali Beach. Be constantly aware of weather conditions, and if they don’t look good, don’t go in the water. Another thing to be aware of, are the currents at Black Rock, which at times, can be quite strong. Always obey the posted signs and warnings on the beach.

Kaanapali Beach, being the hot resort spot that it is, has many facilities to accommodate its guests, including:

• Restrooms
• Showers
• Lifeguards

Kaanapali Beach, Maui Hawaii is a gorgeous, golden getaway, and, with so many things to see and do, there is something special for everyone.

A mile of pure, soft, white sand stretches out before you. You take a step and feel the warm sand between your toes. A cool breeze blows through your hair, providing perfect temperatures in the heat of the day. The stunning water, just a few feet away, drawing you to jump in for a swim…

Sound to perfect to be true? Welcome to Lanikai Beach Hawaii, the name means “heavenly sea” and now you can see why. Lanikai Beach is one of the top beaches in the world.

Lanikai Beach is a tropical paradise, with tall palms and lush surroundings. The water that falls upon the shore is crystal clear, and stunning turquoise. Standing up, out of the ocean are the two Mokulua Islands, creating the perfect backdrop. All of this, completes the atmosphere of Lanikai Beach Hawaii.

Located on the windward side of Oahu, in Kailua, Lanikai Beach is just around the corner from Kailua Beach. Though unlike Kailua, Lanikai Beach doesn’t have lifeguards, restrooms or other such facilities. Keeping this in mind, remember to always swim with someone, and to pay attention to changing weather.

Be sure to watch out for stinging, Limu (a type of seaweed) and the Portuguese Man-of-War, a blue jellyfish, who’s sting can pack a punch. Especially be wary of them between the months of June to September.

Lanikai Beach Hawaii is said to be one of the best beaches for swimming, and is a favorite of both visitors and the locals. Lanikai also is a great spot for snorkeling, you might even see a sea turtle down in it’s natural habitat.

Lanikai Beach Hawaii is a beautiful piece of the Hawaiian Islands, when visiting Oahu, you won’t want to miss out on this tropical paradise.

Kailua Beach Hawaii is said to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Oahu. Complete with soft white sand, gorgeous tall palm trees and other greenery lining the shore. But one of Kailua’s biggest highlights would be the crystal clear, turquoise water.

Kailua Beach, Oahu Hawaii is located in a small beach town on the windward side of Oahu and is only a thirty minute drive from Honolulu and Waikiki beach.

Found just around the corner from Kailua Beach is Lanikai Beach, which was voted one of the top ten beaches in the world.

Adding to the beautiful scenery are the Mokulua Islands that sit just off the shores of the beach. While at Kailua Beach, you can take a guided kayak tour to the Islands.

Kailua Beach Hawaii is world renowned for it’s windsurfing. If you decide you want to experience Kailua’s windsurfing, there are places near by where you can get lessons and rental gear.

When visiting Kailua Beach watch out for a stinging, blue jellyfish called Portuguese Man-of-War and a type of seaweed called Limu that also can sting. Especially be on the lookout for them, from June to September. Warning signs will be posted along the beach to warn of these two stinging creatures.

There are many other fun things you can experience at Kailua Beach, body boarding, snorkelling in the nearby reefs, and the usually calm water makes Kailua a great place for swimming. Tan on the beach, or sit in the shade nearby provided by the many trees that follow the miles of white sand.

Kailua Beach Hawaii provides a number of facilities for it’s guests, including:
restrooms
showers
picnic areas
phones

So whether you’re looking for an adventure, or just want to lie on the sand and enjoy the beauty around you, there is always something to do at Kailua Beach Hawaii.