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Originally Posted by Cowperson
Kaanapali Beach Hotel is where I stayed last year . . . . . very nice place and I had a room overlooking the beach. Watched whales from my balcony and there are whale watching cat or trimarans leaving from the beach out front. I think about $50.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Rev...ui_Hawaii.html
I've also stayed at Kaanapali Villas a few times before. Good place on the beach as well. Small kitchen in these I believe.
Kaanapali Beach is a fairly big surf beach with a fairly quick drop off . . . . which I like because I'm a strong swimmer. One of the best beaches in the world though. Short drive to Lahaina. If you can't swim, its a tougher sell.
http://www.mauiinfosource.com/Maui%2...n_map_main.htm
The beaches along Kihei side tend to be much tamer surf. More friendly if you and the family aren't swimmers.
Kaanapali, out front of the Kaanapali Beach Hotel:
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Cowperson |
We leave on the 6th and staying here, looks great!
Every time we stay in Maui we always stay in Kaanapali, but that's mainly because our family LOVES the Hula Grill