Information About Living in West Maui

Trademarked by the famous Iao Valley, the most famous valley in the area, West Maui is a conglomeration of many towns and areas found around the West Maui Mountain Range, including Lahaina, Kaanapali, Kapalua, and Kihei. Residents of West Maui real estate homes and condominiums for sale are offered the opportunity to see amazing spectacles, hear the unheard of, smell the unique island air, and experience the hospitable culture.

Local area attractions include the Whale Center of the Pacific, Bellstone, Black Rock, Dragon's Teeth, Honokahua Preservation Site, Kahakuloa Head, Kahakuloa Village, Lahaina, Launiupoko State Wayside Park, Lower Makamaka'ole Falls, McGregor Point and Lighthouse, Nakalele Point and Blowhole, Olivine Pools, Olowalu Petroglyphs, and Whalers Village. All of these landmarks and locations provide unparalleled learning opportunities and hours of fun. The recently completed Maui Ocean Center is one of the most diverse centers in the Pacific and features aquatic life from the Pacific Rim and abroad.

On the road past Honolua, civilization is simply left behind. Beautiful ocean-swept vistas and red rocky cliffs await the daring. The unique Nakalele Blowhole provides unbelievable sights year-round. For those who enjoy the water, West Maui’s selection of beaches offer organized tours, jet skiing, fishing adventures, whale watching, kayaking, snorkeling, sightseeing, or just good tanning time. Some of the more notable beaches include Honokao'o Beach, Honolua-Mokuleki Bay Marine Life District, Mokule'ia Bay, D.T. Fleming Beach Park, Kahekili Beach Park, Black Rock, Ka'anapali Beach, Hanakao'o/Canoe Beach Park, Wahikauli State Wayside Park, Puamana Park, Launiupoko State Wayside Park.