The Maui Snorkel Store is one of the best places to rent snorkel gear on Maui. When Friends and family ask where to rent snorkel or dive gear on Maui, tell them: the Maui Snorkel Store on the edge of Kihei! This listing was first published here in 2004. Date last modified - Sunday, May 07, 2017 This property requires that you message the owner to complete your booking request. Tell us about your trip: My travel dates are flexible Your dates are Available! Act now, book this property Save info for other inquiries By clicking 'Send email' you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy Select one of the following reasons and our VRBO Trust & Security Team will look into it. I was asked to pay outside of VRBO's website The owner/manager requested I complete my booking and make a payment outside of VRBO's website. This listing should not be on VRBO It appears suspicious or might be fraudulent. Spam or inappropriate content

The listing contains questionable, promotional or spam content. The calendar is not accurate The owner/manager said my dates were not available or offered me a different property. Not covered by the reasons above. We appreciate your participation and assistance with our efforts to operate the most secure and trusted vacation rental marketplace in the industry If you have any questions, please visit our Help Center. You must be signed in to share this property by e-mail Activities, Beach & Pool Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa features a 142-yard fresh water swimming lagoon that meanders through tropical gardens and under wooden bridges. An outdoor jacuzzi set amidst lava rock formations and waterfalls cascading from lush tropical flower beds assure you that you are in Hawaii. With depths from one foot in our Keiki (Kids) Pool, to eight feet throughout the lagoon, guests of all ages will enjoy our water oasis. The pool is open daily from 8:00 am until 8:00 pm and we provide towels for our guests at no charge. 

Two poolside bars compliment each end of the water system with tropical refreshments and hot barbecue specialties served throughout the day. A professional pool staff provides professional tanning consultation, towels, cabana and gazebo rentals for refuge from the warm Ka’anapali sun. If you are interested in a Pool Lounge Chair, these are  available on a "first come/first serve" basis and there is  no charge.  Should you prefer shaded seating, our pool gazebos are rented for $100/day and also offer cabanas at $55/day.  You may reserve these in advance via email at . Please note that pool lounge chairs or gazebos left unattended for over 1 hour may be offered to other guests.  Please advise our staff should there be any extended absence. Rates are subject to change without notice. NOTE: There are NO LIFEGUARDS on duty at the pool or on the beach.  Parents/Guardians are reminded to watch children at all times.Welcome to always sunny Kihei! This beautiful, near endless stretch of beaches is located in South Maui on the leeward side of Haleakala.

The weather is almost always perfect and the #1 priority is to hang out and have fun. Cruise the main drag, South Kihei Road, which runs ocean side, to watch some sand volleyball or windsurfing; or, just exhale, enjoying the crystal light reflecting off of the glossy waves. A happening little beachfront town, visitors can find shopping, family dining, nightlife, and fun on the water for any age or skill level. chaise lounge chair indoor This sandy Maui coastline sees only about 10 inches of rain in a whole year and enjoys lusty trade winds throughout, causing any vacationer to drool with envy. cheap oversized chairs with ottomansLooking out over the blue Pacific waters, offers a view of Lanai, Kahoolawe, and Molokini. red office chair staples

There is a considerable grassy patch at the top of Kamaole Beach Park III, where it has become a local pastime to pull up a beach chair or bocce ball set and watch the sun go down over the horizon. As the sun lazily streaks the sky with oranges and pinks, the crowd is serenaded each night with the blowing of the conch.high chair baby does ch 06 From December 15th - May 15th the humpback whales come and inhabit our local waters to breed and give birth. chrome chair legs saleThey are so plentiful and close, you can actually count them from your beach chair in the sand! chair caning supplies massachusettsFor those who want an up close view, be sure to embark on a whale watching boat excursion out of Kihei Boat Ramp. This is a once in a lifetime experience.

See Kihei Boat Ramp Map As summer arrives, the waters warm by a few degrees and the whales continue on with their migration back to arctic waters. Maui water conditions shift in the summer, and local surfers are 100% “stoked” for the arrival of the South Summer Swells. Loaded with beginner and intermediate surf spots, Kihei also has many surf shops offering surfboard rentals, stand up paddle boards, and premium lessons that promise that everyone catch their very first Maui wave. Remember to always check with your lifeguard before you go out. Kamaole Beach Parks I, II, & III all have lifeguard towers, restroom facilities, barbecue, volleyball courts, snorkeling, and excellent swimming. Kalama Park and Cove Park are known as great beginner surf spots, but do not offer the safety of a lifeguard. Almost all Kihei beaches allow for wonderful swimming, snorkeling and kayaking. Anytime of year is perfect for a snorkel trip to Molokini, a scuba diving adventure or a sunset cocktail cruise.

There are a variety of types of boats and tours available, and Kihei Boat Ramp offers the most convenient departing location for those staying in South Maui. For a really fun trip snorkeling, we suggest going with the Rafting tour to Molokini because we've always had a ton of fun with them. Kihei is home to hundreds of vacation rentals, condos, hotels and boutique resorts, but one of our favorite recommendations is the Kohea Kai Resort in North Kihei. Catering only to adults, this upscale boutique resort has an ocean-view rooftop deck, which is the perfect place to unwind and watch a stunning Maui sunset before heading out for a nice island dinner or a leisurely walk on the uncrowded beach just across the street. This property includes on-site concierge services, perfect for planning your adventures in paradise during your stay, whether it's advice about the best art galleries in Lahaina or the best kayak tours for beginners. The convenient location allows for a short drive or walk to South Maui's best restaurants, activities, beaches and nightlife, and is a great taking-off point for those planning on exploring the rest of the island.

Guests can choose from Standard, Studio, Junior Suite, Full Suite, Ocean View Penthouse and Ocean Front Penthouse rooms, and all guests are given complimentary wifi, parking, beach towels, complimentary deluxe breakfast at the Kohea Kai Bistro, chairs and coolers for use during their stay. With friendly and welcoming service that goes above and beyond, no resort fee, 24-hour room service, concierge service, 24 hour desk and complimentary adventure equipment, the Kohea Kai Resort is truly a comfortable and luxurious gem in South Maui. After spending all day floating in the warm aqua waters, you might wondering if there are any good reasons to head for land and towel off! Besides the sharks that come out to play at night, there's another reason to make your way to dry land. Island Art Party is your answer! From the moment you walk into the cheerful art studio, you'll feel your inner Van Gogh come to life. Painting isn't nearly as fun without a glass of wine, and they have that base covered.

Their bar offers a choice of beer, wine or Prosecco. And if you're more of cocktail painter, they've got that too. Each evening is staged around a certain painting, and their expert Partista (Party Artist) will guide you step-by-step through the painting. Don't let that deter you from veering from the yellow brick road though! If you want to creatively express yourself, feel free! There are no rules, expect that you come expecting to have an amazing time! There are discounts available for Kama'aina and the Fourth Friday celebration in Kihei every month. There are classes for kids, 8 and older, at 10 am and 2 pm. 16 and older may attend the 7 pm class, if accompanied by someone 21 or older. Ahead of the onset of the tourism boom in the 1970s, Kihei was dotted with small fishing villages. It was a royal retreat in ancient Hawaii before it was discovered by the first Europeans in 1778. Captain George Vancouver, later to settle in Vancouver, BC., landed in an area across from the Aston Maui Lu Resort which is marked by a large totem pole.

Kihei went mostly untouched for years. There was a spike of military personnel during the war years on Maui, and many were stationed at the Navy’s Demolition Training Station in Kihei. During its peak there were 200,000+military on island of Maui, outnumbering residents 4 to one. But, Kihei remained very rural and rustic. In fact, the population of Kihei in 1970 was only 1,636, the last census of 2010 revealed that it had ballooned to 20,881. When tourism hit in the 1960s and 1970s, the county saw Kihei as the next intelligent area for growth. The Kihei Civic Development Plan was developed in 1970. And, constant discussion has been underway since, to maintain smart growth and integrity to the landscape and lifestyle that gained Kihei the title of “Best Town to Live In” 2013, by our local Maui Time Weekly. Whether watching dolphins swim at Kamaole Beach Park II or grabbing a few sarongs to take home from an open air market, to taking in a round of golf, there is certainly something for the whole family in Kihei.

The possibilities are endless. Or, if you prefer downshifting in paradise, light up the BBQ grill, throw a shaka to your neighbor and enjoy the view. For sight seeing, start on the north end of South Kihei Road at the Kealia Pond National Wildlife Preserve. This 700- acre U.S. Fish and Wildlife Conservation wetland preserve is home to the endangered Hawaiian coots, Hawaiian stilts, Hawaiian duck, and black-crowned high heron. And as a wonderful treat, the hawksbill turtle lays her eggs here from July to December. A self guided tour takes you on the boardwalk through sand dunes and ponds with interpretive signs. Proceeding South from here is the Kihei Canoe Club, where you can catch a glimpse of local teams heave hoeing for upcoming outrigger canoe races. The beautifully crafted wooden canoes are usually parked on the beach for viewing. The Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary Education Center is located a short distance down the road. This visitor center houses cultural artifacts, and a living classroom with scientific exhibits.