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- LocationKihei
- RegionHawaii
- CountryUnited States
- TimezonePacific/Honolulu
- Typeyoutube
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🌍 About Hale Pau Hana
Hale Pau Hana is located in Kihei on the sunny southwest coast of Maui, Hawaii, overlooking the beautiful shoreline of Kamaole Beach Park II. The area is known for its golden sand, calm coastal atmosphere and easy access to some of South Maui’s most popular beach activities.
This oceanfront location offers classic Hawaiian scenery with palm trees, clear Pacific waters and views across the channel toward nearby islands. It is a popular place for swimming, snorkeling, sunset watching and relaxing by the beach.
🌤️ Weather in Kihei
Kihei has one of the driest and sunniest climates on Maui, with warm temperatures throughout the year and frequent trade winds that help keep conditions comfortable along the coast.
The Hale Pau Hana surf cam is useful for checking real-time beach weather, ocean visibility, wave activity, cloud cover and current coastal conditions before heading to Kamaole Beach.
📍 What to See Nearby
Nearby attractions include Kamaole Beach Parks I, II and III, Kalama Park, Wailea Beach, Keawakapu Beach, Molokini Crater tours and the restaurants and shops of South Kihei.
Visitors can also explore snorkeling spots, coastal walking areas, sunset viewpoints and boat excursions across the waters of Maui’s southwest coast.
📷 Hale Pau Hana Surf Cam
The Hale Pau Hana surf cam provides live views of the beach and ocean conditions near Kamaole Beach Park II, allowing viewers to observe waves, swimmers, beach activity and changing weather throughout the day.
This webcam is ideal for surfers, travellers, beachgoers, weather watchers and anyone who wants to enjoy a live view from one of Maui’s most scenic coastal areas.
💡 Did you know?
Hale Pau Hana overlooks Kamaole Beach Park II, one of Maui's most popular beaches and a favorite spot for swimming, snorkeling and spotting Hawaiian green sea turtles. From December through April, the waters off South Maui also become one of the world's best places to observe migrating humpback whales as they return to Hawaii each winter to breed and give birth.


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