Beautiful Honokeana Cove, a stones throw from the front door of your condominium vacation suite, is one of Maui's best snorkeling spots. The colorful living coral at the bottom of the cove with its equally colorful inhabitants of tropical fish, eels, rays, octopus and of course the giant sea turtles that made this cove their very own, make snorkeling in this paradise a wonderful experience.

It is unbelievably exciting to swim up to one of the giant turtles. They are not afraid of people, so usually they just stare back at you. The turtles are an endangered specie. You must not touch them. We don't want them to leave our Cove.

The Resort is in the middle of this aerial photo.
Napili Bay is to the left and Honokeana Cove is on the right.

A perfect rainbow arch as seen from Napili Bay.

The photos of turtles featured on this web site were taken at our cove
with an inexpensive underwater camera purchased from Napili Market.

Spectacular Napili Bay Beach, (mentioned in a past issue of Sunset Magazine as one of the best beaches in the world) is located just around
the point. The beach is easily reached with a short walk, 150 to 200 yards, along an ocean front trail. We suggest that you wear shoes (no high heels)
or thongs (the ones you wear on your feet) because of the rocks and hot sand. Once there, the white coral sand make for a perfect place to just sit, lay, relax, even sleep. The surf is good for body boarding all year round
and when the waves are up, makes for great surfing.

Last but not least, let's not forget about the Shopping.  There are regular shopping malls, however you must visit and shop at the old, historical and picturesque whaling town of Lahaina. This town is wall to wall merchandise shops of all kinds, restaurants, dive shops, charter boat rides, art galleries, souvenirs – name it, it's here.

Old Lahaina Town was once a whalers' village.
The whalers are gone, but the whales are still here!