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BALDWIN BEACH - Nice beach break in fall & winter. Beginner   HANAMANU Beautiful cove along Road to Hana. N, NE & E
     level. Bodyboarding. Camping & facilities                swells create breaks on both sides of cove. Cove offers wind protec-
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     KU’AU PIPELINE - Best left tubes on Maui. Hard breaking. Sharp
     & shallow coral. Breaks way outside at double- to triple-overhead   KE’ANAE Rocky right point break. Gets good on northerly winter
     when it’s on.                                            swells

     HO’OKIPA - Maui’s most consistent surf spot year-round. Several   KE’ANAE PENINSULA (KAWE’E PT.) 30’ - 60’ (9 - 18m) Int.
     miles of deep lava & coral reefs give several spots along here are   - Adv. Rocky entry at Kawe’e Pt.. Good spear fishing (or shore
     great for surfing and boardsailing. Breaks include Pavillions. Mid-  fishing). Caution: Usually poor visibility. Big waves. Windy. Seldom
     dles, The Point & The Lane. Breaks in N, NW, NE, E and wrapping   divable except in Fall
     SE swells. Holds form to 20’+
                                                              NAHIKU (KAELUA) 40’ - 60’ (12 - 18m) Int. - Adv. Rocky entry
     JAWS (PEAHI) - THE big wave spot of Hawaii, competing with   at left side of point. Extensive reef. Lava canyons. Holes. Ridges.
     Oahu for fame. Some of the largest waves ever ridden. Surfers   Green sea turtles. Surgeonfish. Caution: Big waves make spot rarely
     towed in by waverunner. Sorry, absolutely zero public beach access.  divable

     MALIKO BAY 10’ - 60’ (3- 18m) Int. - Adv. Summer rocky beach   WAI’ANAPANAPA 10’ - 50’ (3 - 15m) Int. - Adv. Beach entry. Snor-
     dive on E side of bay. Deep crevices amongst wash rocks. Turtles.   kel to right, scuba to left. Mountainous coral forest to left. Pukas
     Lobsters. Violet parrotfish                              everywhere. Rare boarfish. Lobsters. Octopuses. Caution: Exposed
                                                              to trade winds. Rarely divable due to surf & rip currents
     PAUWELA PT. 10’ - 50’ (3 - 15m) Int. - Adv. Lava rock entries at
     end of dirt road at pineapple farm. Point area full of colorful coral.   HANA BAY Big S, SE & NE swells and Kona wind give locals some
     Bay on right side diveable. Rare boar fish. Bay is good night dive.   fair surfing
     Caution: Exposed to rough seas. Tough walk down to entry points
                                                              HANA BAY to 60’ (6m)Beg. - Int. Beach entry. Snorkel between
     THE ROAD TO HANA - Maui’s most famous scenic drive is also   lighthouse & pier. Also on S side of Ka’uiki Head at Kaihalulu
     called “the world’s most beautiful drive”. This is a very long, curvy   Beach. Great coral reefs. Caution: Currents & rough waters outside
     road that demands many stops to enjoy the fabulous Hawaiian
     scenery. It takes all day to go both ways. The Southern route on the   HAMOA Reef break at sandy beach. S & SW swells. Often better
     Pi’ilani Hwy. is a fabulous alternate return route.      for swimming than for surfing
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