ザ マウイ島ハワイの最高のビーチ あなたの計画によります: カアナパリビーチ is a favorite for a classic beach day, カマオレビーチパーク offer convenient family picnic spots and facilities, and ワイアナパナパ州立公園 brings the dramatic black-sand scenery. Looking for reef views or a chance to spot honu? You’ll find snorkeling and turtle-viewing options below, too. Before heading out, check current conditions, parking rules, and any reservation requirements for your chosen beach.
主な要点:
定番のビーチデー: Kāʻanapali Beach combines golden sand, a beachwalk, nearby restaurants, and beautiful sunset views.
海岸シュノーケリング: Kapalua Bay, Kahekili Beach Park, and Ulua & Mokapu Beaches are popular options for experienced ocean swimmers when conditions are suitable.
Family Beach Time: Kamaʻole Beach Parks offer lifeguards, picnic areas, and convenient facilities. Kam III’s grassy lawn is especially inviting for breaks from the sand.
Turtle Viewing: Hoʻokipa Beach Park is a favorite for watching honu from shore. Give them plenty of space, don’t touch them, and never block their path to the ocean.
Black Sand Beach: Nonresident visitors need advance entry reservations for Waiʻānapanapa State Park, plus parking reservations if arriving by car. Book at least one day ahead.
いつが良いか Mornings often bring lighter winds, but check park hours and resident-priority parking periods before setting out. An early start doesn’t guarantee calm water.
計画は柔軟に立てましょう: Follow posted warnings and ask lifeguards about conditions. If the water is rough or murky, save swimming and snorkeling for another day and enjoy a shore-based activity instead.
Some Maui days call for a long beach walk, others for a sunset picnic or a look beneath the surface. This guide to the best Maui beaches in Hawaii helps you compare the island’s coastlines, with practical details on parking, facilities, and what makes each stop worth your time.
Looking for a sunset stroll, a family picnic, or a reef to explore? Compare the beaches in this guide by region, parking, lifeguard coverage, and what makes each one worth a visit.
Maui beaches compared by region, parking, lifeguards, activities, and planning notes
ビーチ
地域
駐車場
ライフガード
最適
メモ
カアナパリビーチ
西マウイ
Public beach-access spaces; availability varies
No county tower on the main resort stretch
Beach days, sunsets, beachwalk
Nearby Hanakaʻōʻō Beach Park has lifeguards
カパルア湾
西マウイ
Limited public parking
No county lifeguard tower
Calm-day snorkeling, beach time
Crescent bay; swell can still reach the shoreline
D.T.フレミング・ビーチ・パーク
西マウイ
Beach park lot
はい
Beach walks, picnics, surf watching
Watch experienced surfers and bodyboarders from shore
ナピリ湾
西マウイ
Limited public parking
No county lifeguard tower
Beach time, sunsets, calm-day snorkeling
Popular crescent bay; spaces can fill
カヘケリ・ビーチ・パーク
空港ビーチ
西マウイ
Public parking lot
No county lifeguard tower
Shore snorkeling, reef views
Restrooms, showers, and reef close to shore
ワイキキビーチ
サウス・マウイ
Public lot; spaces can fill
No county lifeguard tower
Resort setting, beach walks, sunsets
Public beach access beside the resorts
マケナ州立公園
ビッグビーチ&リトルビーチ
サウス・マウイ
Nonresidents: $10/vehicle plus $5/person ages 4+
Big Beach; no tower at Little Beach
Scenery, beach walks
Strong shorebreak; Little Beach closes at 4 p.m. on weekends
カマオレビーチパーク
I, II & III
サウス・マウイ
I & III paved lots: $10/day for nonresidents
Yes, at all three parks
Family beach days, picnics
I & III paved lots are resident-only before 10 a.m. on weekends and County holidays
ウルア&モカプビーチ
サウス・マウイ
Shared public parking lot
No county lifeguard tower
Shore snorkeling, reef views
Visibility varies with swell and wind
ケアワカプビーチ
サウス・マウイ
Public parking at several access points
No county lifeguard tower
Soft sand, long beach walks
Sandy shoreline with rocky areas at the ends
ホオキパビーチパーク
ノースショア
Beach park lot
はい
サーフィン観賞、カメ観賞
Enjoy wildlife from a respectful distance
ボールドウィン・ビーチ・パーク
ノースショア
Beach park lot
はい
Beach walks, picnics
Ask lifeguards about Baby Beach conditions at the western end
Peʻahi
ジョーズ
ノースショア
Confirm lawful access and parking before visiting
No county lifeguard tower
Big-wave surf watching
No facilities; not a swimming beach
ハモアビーチ
東マウイ、ハナ
駐車台数に限りがあります
No county lifeguard tower
Coastal scenery, beach time
Lush surroundings; surf can be strong
ワイアナパナパ州立公園
黒砂海岸
東マウイ、ハナ
Advance parking reservation required for nonresidents arriving by car
No county lifeguard tower
Black sand, coastal views, marked trails
Nonresidents also need entry tickets; book at least one day ahead
コキビーチ
東マウイ、ハナ
Limited parking; follow posted signs
No county lifeguard tower
Coastal views, photos
Strong currents; not a swimming stop
注意 Lifeguard coverage applies to designated areas during staffed hours, not an entire coastline. Check current park access, parking rules, posted warnings, and ocean conditions before visiting. Snorkeling recommendations depend on suitable conditions and your ocean-swimming ability.
ウェスト・マウイの海岸の宝石
West Maui offers everything from Kāʻanapali’s lively beachwalk to the smaller bays around Nāpili and Kapalua. Nearby restaurants and resorts make it easy to combine beach time with lunch or sunset plans. For another snorkeling-focused option, see our ホノルア湾ガイド.
Kapalua Bay’s crescent-shaped shoreline and lava-rock headlands make it one of West Maui’s prettiest places to spend a beach morning. The bay can offer sheltered conditions, but swell and wind still affect the water, so check before swimming or snorkeling. See our full カパルア湾 詳細についてはガイドをご覧ください!
素晴らしい理由: A compact sandy cove, reef views, and a beautiful coastal setting make Kapalua appealing even when your plans stay on shore.
D.T.フレミング・ビーチ・パーク
D.T. Fleming Beach Park is a lively spot popular with locals and visitors alike. With its wide sandy shore and steady surf, it’s one of the island's best beaches for bodyboarding and boogie boarding.
場所 ナパリ、カパルアとカハナの間 アメニティ Limited public parking and nearby restaurants. Don’t count on access to resort restrooms unless you’re a guest or have permission
やること
穏やかな海で泳ぐ、シュノーケリングをする
岩の近くでウミガメを探す
静かな三日月形の湾でリラックス
素晴らしい夕日を見てください
素晴らしい理由: Nāpili has a relaxed beach-day feel, a pretty crescent shoreline, and lovely sunset views. It’s popular, though, so expect company rather than a secluded escape. Learn more with our full ナピリ湾 ガイド.
場所 ワイレア・リゾートエリア アメニティ Restrooms, showers, paved beach path, nearby luxury resorts, public beach parking that can fill during busy periods, umbrella and chair rentals
やること
眺めの良いラウンジ
高級ショッピングセンターで買い物をする
穏やかな波で泳いだりボディサーフィンをしたりする
冬のクジラを探す
素晴らしい理由: Nestled between the Grand Wailea and Four Seasons resorts, Wailea Beach is luxurious yet welcoming. Fringed with manicured gardens and tall palm trees, this luxurious stretch of sand feels like a true island oasis. It’s perfect for a relaxing day in the sun! Check it out: Wailea Beach also earned the No. 4 spot on Dr. Beach’s 2026 list of America’s best beaches!
マケナ州立公園(ビッグビーチ&リトルビーチ)
For a more rugged, natural beach experience, a visit to Makena Beach State Park is a must. This expansive park features two distinct beaches: the vast, powerful Big Beach and the secluded Little Beach.
場所 ワイレアの南、マケナ州立公園内 アメニティ 駐車場、トイレ、ライフガード(一部エリア)、ピクニックテーブル、フードトラックが近くにあります。 Fees and facilities: Nonresident entry is $5 per person ages 4 and older, plus $10 per vehicle for parking. Hawaiʻi residents receive free entry and parking with valid Hawaiʻi identification. Bring drinking water, since the park doesn’t provide it.
Little Beach access: Little Beach sits beyond the rocky headland at Big Beach. Check its separate opening hours before visiting. It currently closes at 4 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, so don’t plan a weekend sunset visit.
Known as Kam I, II, and III, these three Kīhei beach parks make it easy to enjoy a beach day with nearby food, picnic spots, and convenient facilities. Kam III’s grassy lawn is especially inviting when your plans include as much relaxing as swimming.
場所 セントラル・キヘイ アメニティ Parking, restrooms, showers, lifeguards, and picnic areas. Facilities vary between the three parks. Parking tip: Nonresidents pay $10 per day in the paved parking lots at Kamaʻole I and III. On weekends and County-observed holidays, those lots are reserved for Hawaiʻi residents before 10 a.m., although the beach parks remain open to everyone. Eligible residents park free after registering their parking session with a valid Hawaiʻi driver’s license. Check posted signs for the rules at your chosen lot.
Ask the lifeguards about conditions at Baby Beach on the western end before planning water time there
ビーチバレーをしよう
素晴らしい理由: Baldwin is a favorite with locals and families. It offers both open surf and a calmer cove, giving you the best of both worlds.
Peʻahi (Jaws): A Big-Wave Surfing Landmark
Peʻahi, better known as Jaws, is famous for enormous waves during major swells. It’s a specialist surf break, not a swimming or snorkeling beach, and the dramatic conditions seen in surf films don’t happen every day.
Don’t treat it as a casual beach stop with dependable parking and facilities. Confirm lawful access before visiting, respect private property and posted restrictions, and keep well away from cliff edges.
Hāmoa’s curved shoreline, soft sand, and lush surroundings make it a memorable stop near Hāna. Come for the scenery and a little time by the ocean, with swimming plans depending on the day’s conditions.
場所 ハナの近く、マウイ島東部 アメニティ トイレ、シャワー、限られた駐車場
やること
Enjoy the coastal scenery and watch experienced surfers when waves are breaking
Enjoy the black-sand shoreline and coastal rock formations from open, marked routes. Stay back from blowholes and wave-washed rocks, and follow posted restrictions around caves.
印象的な黒砂の写真を撮る
Plan an overnight stay with a separate camping or cabin reservation
Plan ahead: Nonresident visitors need an advance entry reservation for Waiʻānapanapa State Park, plus a parking reservation if arriving by car. Reservations open 30 days ahead and must be booked at least one day before your visit. Entry is $5 per person ages 4 and older, and parking is $10 per noncommercial vehicle. Hawaiʻi residents with valid identification are exempt from day-use reservations and fees. Choose a time slot that fits your Road to Hāna plans, and leave before that slot ends.
素晴らしい理由: キラウエア・ビーチは、豊かな赤砂の色調と荒々しい溶岩の崖が印象的で、息をのむほど美しい場所です。泳ぐのにはあまり適していませんが、ハナへの道(Road to Hāna)を旅する際には素晴らしい立ち寄り地です。美しい景色と穏やかな雰囲気を楽しむことができます。さらに、近くのチキンシャックは地元で人気です!
Kamaʻole Beach Parks are convenient family choices thanks to their facilities, picnic areas, and lifeguards. Kam III’s grassy lawn is especially handy for breaks from the sand. Choose water activities around the day’s conditions, and check parking rules before arriving.
No. Lifeguards serve designated areas at beaches including D.T. Fleming, Baldwin, Hoʻokipa, Kamaʻole I, II, and III, and Big Beach at Mākena. Many other popular beaches don’t have county lifeguard towers. Check staffed hours and ask about current conditions before entering the water.
Yes. Nonresident visitors need advance entry reservations for Waiʻānapanapa State Park, plus parking reservations if arriving by car. Book at least one day ahead; reservations open 30 days in advance. Hawaiʻi residents with valid identification are exempt from day-use reservations and fees.
Mornings often bring lighter winds and cooler temperatures, while late afternoons are lovely for sunset plans. Check the forecast, park hours, and parking restrictions first. Some lots have resident-priority hours, and an early start doesn’t guarantee calm water.
最終的な感想:ハワイ、マウイ島のビーチ
You don’t need to visit every beach to have a wonderful Maui trip. Pick a few that suit where you’re staying and how you want to spend the day, then leave room for a picnic, a coastal walk, or a sunset that makes you linger. Respect the shoreline and the people who care for it, and enjoy finding your own favorite spot. Mahalo for reading! ⚓
ソースと更新情報
Use these resources to check beach facilities, parking rules, park reservations, ocean conditions, water quality, and wildlife guidance before your visit.