Kaanapali Vacation Rentals & Condos - 54 Rentals Available

Located on the western shore of Maui, Kaanapali is a small town close to everything the island has to offer. Families looking for Kaanapali condo rentals have many options from which to choose because Maui is such a popular spot for tourists. The best way to experience the island is by choosing to stay in a rental available by owner. These rentals are often larger, cleaner, and more comfortable than typical hotel rooms. Read on to find out more about how to have an exciting vacation in Kaanapali!

Renting a car is the best way to get around Maui. Taxi fare can quickly add up, and renting a car gives you the most freedom to explore the island. Visitors may also take the bus, and schedules are available online. A fun way to see the island is to rent a scooter or motorcycle. Local shops offer motorcycle and scooter rentals by the hour or day, and discounts are available for larger groups and military personnel.

The beautiful and pristine beaches of Maui attract visitors from all over the world. Tourists who stay in Kaanapali rentals have the option of enjoying the gorgeous beaches at a moment's notice. Because it is such a popular area, Kaanapali beach condos fill up fast! Make sure to book your reservation online to save time.

Makena Beach State Park, also known as "Big Beach", is a secluded, picturesque beach offering clear waters, shady picnic areas, and ample opportunities for snorkeling and surfing. It is one of the largest beaches on Maui.

Kamaole Beach Parks I, II, and III, located just a short drive away in Kehei, HI, are great beaches for swimming and relaxing. Free parking and nearby food and drink make this area very family friendly.

Iao Valley State Park is a lush, beautiful park encompassing over 40,000 acres of unspoiled land. Visitors can hike along the pedestrian path to an area overlooking Iao Needle, the 1,200-foot rock formation.

Tourists interested in Kaanapali beach rentals are often attracted to the many outdoor activities offered on Maui. Whale watching, snorkeling, and scuba diving are just a few of the adventures to be had while on your Kaanapali vacation. Rentals are available for surfboards and scuba equipment at many local surf shops.

Whale Watching is excellent on Maui. The waters of West and South Maui are shallow, crystal clear, and great for visibility.

Surfing is a must for adventurous ocean lovers. Hawaii is often thought of as the birthplace of surfing, so there's no better place to learn!

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving are popular activities while visiting Maui. Kaanapali Beach is known for its excellent snorkeling, and you'll love seeing colorful fish, coral reefs, and sea turtles up close.

Families with children staying at one of the many Kaanapali beach rentals will be delighted to learn about the several kid-friendly attractions on the island. The Maui Ocean Center and the Sugar-Cane Train are great for a fun day with the kids.

The Maui Ocean Center, also known as "The Hawaiian Aquarium," is dedicated to educating the public about Hawaii's marine life. Kids will experience the largest collection of live coral in the country and see rays, sharks, and sea turtles up close.

The Sugar-Cane Train takes visitors on a nostalgic, open-air ride through beautiful scenic Maui. A tour guide will narrate the ride and point out interesting facts about the area.

Don't miss some of Maui's best annual events! The Great Maui Whale Festival and the Ukelele Festival are great opportunities for visitors to get a feel for the island. Those interested in Kaanapali condo rentals will need to book their stay in advance, since the area can get very crowded during festivals.

The Great Maui Whale Festival, happening in February, is a wonderful celebration honoring the thousands of humpback whales that migrate through the area each year. This festival aims to raise awareness about the importance of humpback whales to the ecosystem.

In October, the Maui Ukulele Festival is put on by a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public about the ukulele. The festival provides free ukulele lessons and features concerts from well-known performers.

Ka'anapali is home to traditional Hawaiian foods like pineapple, pork and more but the area is also host to many award-winning and hihgly-rated restaurants. Let's start with dessert - make your way to Ululani's Shaved Ice for delicious flavors of icey goodness. The Hula Grill is a terrific beach bar with inventive appetizers and well-cooked meats. Duke's Beach House always delivers on the promise of yummy foods, while Son'z Steakhouse is where you'll go if you want a big ol' piece of steak. CJ's Deli & Diner is a simple place where you can casually eat breakfast, and China Bowl Asian Cuisine is where you'll visit if you're in the mood for something different.