Maui's tourist beaches attract scuba divers

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الكاتب : Aya Hassan

The 120-mile tourist coast of Maui stretches from the coasts of Wellia to the quiet and hidden bays of Hana. Maui, Hawaii's second tourist island. More importantly, beaches that attract diving enthusiasts.

Big Beach (Big Beach)
The large beach is supported by a 165-acre green park surrounded by low black lava slopes. It is one of Maui's most beautiful beaches, with a length of more than one mile and more than 30 meters of sand. This beach is still virgin, attracting tourists.
The Secret Beach (Silkert Beach)

Adjacent to the Big Beach, hidden behind a rocky wall of lava, is a quiet residential neighborhood. Surrounded by rocky rocks, it makes it almost invisible and attracts relaxation in a quiet romantic setting.
Hamwa Beach

Hamwa Beach is a dense forest of trees, golden sands and emerald-colored waters. However, the visitor should be careful when visiting this beach, as it is not protected by remote reefs, which means that the waves can be very strong in it!
Kanabali Beach

With three miles of white sand and crystalline water, it is no wonder that Kanabali is the most popular western beach of Maui. Although it is packed with resorts, it is still one of the most beautiful beaches in Hawaii, and is spacious enough so visitors do not feel overcrowded. There are lots of exciting activities in Kanabali, from diving to jumping off Black Rock, the five-meter shelf on the north end of Kanabali.
Beach "Caballoa"

"Caballoa", one of my favorite beaches in Maui for diving. Its rocky northern end is rich in marine life, where the butterfly fish and the spotted Murray eel are expected to be seen.
Honokalani Beach

With its black beach, green water and tree-like leaves, Honokalani Beach in Hana looks like a pink dream. Instead of sand, this beach littered with small lava stones. There are numerous activities where the visitor will find lava pipes overlooking the sea, and sea caves carved in the cliffs along the beach.
WILYA Beach

Located on the southwest coast of Maui. In front of Four Seasons Resort Maui Beach, it attracts celebrities and racers. Along with its silky sand and irrigated water, this beach has spectacular views of the Molokini volcano and the Lannai and Kahului islands. It is also one of the favorite beaches for whale watching in Maui during the winter.
Baldwin Beach

Baldwin Beach is located near the historic Baytown, on the northern shore of Maui, one of the most family-friendly beaches on the island, equipped with shower facilities and facilities. There, barbecues are organized, with a covered pavilion and rescue stations. There is also a section called "Baby Beach", thanks to the large coral reefs on the western tip of Baldwin.