West Maui: Self-Guided eBike, Hike, and Snorkel Excursion

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Itinerary

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   Lahaina Front Street

   30 min - Ride along the West Maui coastline with beautiful panoramic views to Wahikuli Beach Park, Black Rock (Pu‘u Keka‘a) or Kahekili Beach Park for an unparalleled snorkeling experience where the reefs are flourishing with tropical fish, Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles, and vast Hawaiian wildlife! This is the BEST way to effortlessly enjoy world-class snorkeling at many of the pristine Maui snorkel locations.

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   Hanakao'o Beach Park

   30 min - Beautiful Snorkel Destination!

3. 3
   Ka'anapali Beach

   30 min - Rated top 10 beaches in the world year after year - don't miss this stop!

4. 4
   Whalers Village

   30 min - Visit the iconic 'Whalers Village' shopping center! With a wide array of shopping, fantastic food locations & more! Lots of fun stuff to do - check it out along your trip!

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   Black Rock Beach

   30 min - Another EPIC snorkel destination!

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   Kahekili Beach Park

   30 min - Kahekili Beach Park (Airport Beach), is a great place to snorkel, swim, have lunch and relax. Plenty of area on the grass or sand to lay out. Showers, restrooms, and picnic benches make this an all around awesome location.

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   Kapalua Coastal Trail

   30 min - Walk along the Kapalua trail for incredible views, with various beaches to visit/ swim/ snorkel. The trail is a nice 1.74 mile(s) so bring some water and a towel! One of the favorite things to do on the Upper West Side of Maui.

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   Kapalua Beach

   30 min - Kapalua Beach is one of those "picturesque" Hawaii beaches everyone will love. Very limited car parking so the E-Bikes take the stress out of parking. Beautiful reef to snorkel, soft Hawaiian sand and palm tree's right above your head. Restrooms, showers, and even a beach shack makes Kapalua Bay a great spot to visit.

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   Dragon's Teeth

   30 min - Dragon's Teeth is a good example of what can happen when forces of nature collide. As the lava from the West Maui Volcano poured into the ocean, fierce wind and waves forced it back and it cooled into a formation that resembles great black teeth. Makaluapuna Point, as it's also called, was created from one of the last lava flows on Maui. However, the lava is a little different from the rest of the lava on Maui, as it is much lighter, denser, and fine-grained.

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