Northeast and Central Maui Beaches

Including beach description, map, and facilities
9 Maui Beaches in the Kahului, Paia, and Hana area

H.A. Baldwin Park
Paia, Maui

Beautiful beach.  Can be windy, morning is calmer.  Great family beach.  Don’t  leave valuables unattended!!

● Lifeguard
● 1 Covered picnic pavilion with 18 tables and    kitchenette
● Restrooms and showers
● Open area for baseball, soccer or team sports
● Park Weblink

Hamoa Beach
Hana, Maui

Views of Alau Island and tropical foliage all around.  Has been rated one of the best bodysurfing beaches in Maui.

● No lifeguard
● Restrooms and picnic area shared with Hotel Hana    Maui

Hana Beach Park
Hana, Maui

The focal point of Hana, Maui.  Area is surrounded by Hawaiian culture and activities.  Great place to watch people and canoe races.

● No lifeguard
● Picnic and restroom facilities

Honomanu Beach
Half way between Hana and Paia

Kind of difficult to get to in regular rental car.  If you have 4 wheel drive don’t miss this unblemished beach.  Surfing can be very good.  Left side has some of the most dangerous waves in the islands.  Car theft can be high here.  Hanamanu means House of Sharks and the name fits. May be one of the most “sharky” spots on Maui.  Swimming not advised!

Hookipa Beach Park
Northeast Maui

One of the top spots for ocean sports and recreation in Maui.  Some of the best waves on the Maui coastline.  Mecca for surfers.  White sand, coconut trees, excellent waves. 

● 3 Picnic Pavilions with barbecue grills and tables,    110/220 outlets
● Restroom Pavilion
● Lots of parking
● Park Weblink

Koki Beach
Hana, Maui

This beautiful, red cliff surrounded beach is seldom visited.  Unfortunately there is an abundance of washed up debris and trash.  Water currents here are often treacherous.

● Good surfing
● No lifeguards or facilities

Spreckelsville Beach
Paia, Maui

Great spot for advanced windsurfers. See windsurfing at its best. Waves can get up to around 20 feet. Windy most of the time.

Red Sand Beach
Hana, Maui

Only for the adventurous as you will have to cross private land and slippery conditions! Bring a good towel as the "sand" is loose red volcanic cinder. Try the little lava tub where the ocean separates from the calm water. Rough conditions and rip tides! Very isolated, sometimes clothing is optional!

● No lifeguard
● No facilities

Waianapanapa State Park
Road to Hana, Maui, Hawaii

Gorgeous black sand beach, sea caves, stone arch, campground, hiking trails. Dangerous swimming due to strong current and rough surf.  Beautiful scenery.  Bring your camera!

● DO NOT TAKE BLACK SAND from beach.  This    natural resource is limited and cannot be    replaced.
● Wear shoes, black sand is rough. 
● Shaded picnic area, showers, restrooms
● Park Weblink