Kihei
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Kihei is located on the beautiful island of Maui with clear water that offers spectacular views of the surrounding islands. Alongside swimming and surfing, you can explore in a campervan rental and find great snorkeling opportunities-and maybe even spot some giant whales spouting or breaching the surface!
Volkswagen Westfalia
Pop-Top in Kahului
Dodge Ram Promaster (159" WB)
High Top in Makawao
Kalepolepo, Waipuilani and the three beaches of Kamaole are incredible beaches in Kihei. The destination for birdwatchers to find endangered Hawaiian stilts and coots is Kalai Pond on north end Kihei that has been designated as one of Hawaii's national wildlife conservation districts because it features such a rich variety in animal life!
North of Kihei, Maalaea Bay offers adventure seekers a variety of options to enjoy the beautiful Hawaii coast. From whale watching expeditions and charter fishing excursions to snorkeling tours with Molokini as an option on your itinerary - there's plenty to explore in the area in a campervan rental!
Kihei features six miles of beautiful beaches offering clear views of Kahoolawe, Molokini, Lanai and West Maui.
In 1950, Kihei was developed for farming. Gradually water was piped into Kihei from Central and West Maui as development progressed over time .
Kihei was originally called Kama'ole (meaning barren) by the natives due to its dry nature.