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네, 카팔루아를 지나면 바로 그곳입니다! 아름다운 라이딩이지만 비바람이 많이 불 수 있습니다.

Please don't fall into the hole

From above you can throw a ball into the hole, it flies 10 m in the air

Perfect barefoot running beach, as always as early or late in the day as possible.

Wahikuli Terrace Park is a large 2.2 acre park with basketball courts, picnic areas, playgrounds for the kids, and whatever else you want to do! There is only one portable toilet here.

Nā-kālele Point, located on the northern Maui shore, has a unique feature where waves rush into small rock cavities and create blowholes like a geyser. There is a lighthouse here, but its more of a glorified antenna, but still guides ships as a conventional lighthouse would, this is just more high tech.

Keawakapu I Beach is a serene and tranquil destination situated behind luxurious multi-million dollar homes. It is a popular spot for those who want to enjoy a peaceful and less crowded beach experience. Visitors can indulge in activities such as yoga, jogging, whale watching, walking their furry friends, or just taking in the stunning sunset views. The name 'Keawakapu' means "forbidden cove" due to the intense storms that can hit the beach. Sometimes, after a storm, the sand may be swept away, revealing lava rock. However, over time, the sand returns gradually, thanks to Mother Nature.

Launiupoko Beach Park is arguably Maui's most family-friendly beach. There is a protected wading area, large grassy picnic area with shade and, smaller waves. This beach is so popular that some families show up before dawn just to stake their claim to a spot. You can find potable water and a vendor selling shaved ice here too!