Tours and Tickets to Experience Wailea Beach

There are plenty of ways to experience Wailea Beach. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Guided Snorkeling Tour for Non-Swimmers Wailea Beach
• Guided Sea Scooter Snorkeling Tour Wailea Beach
• Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Cultural and Turtle Tour
• Guided Turtle Town Snorkeling Tour with Underwater Photos
• Te Au Moana Luau at The Wailea Beach Marriott Resort on Maui, Hawaii

While it’s free to visit Wailea Beach, plenty of affordable tours can help you learn more about the area with an expert guide—and have some fun along the way. Guided snorkeling tours start at around US$115, and tickets to a luau might run US$278 and up for adults.

Wailea Beach is popular with families, as it offers swimmable water and snorkeling around Wailea Point alongside restrooms and showers. There is a large parking area near the Four Seasons. Lifeguard stands line the beach, and vendors rent beach gear. A paved walkway runs the length of the beach.

Wailea is an upscale resort town with lots of outdoor recreation opportunities. Golfing and tennis are popular, as is browsing the Shops at Wailea. If you want to learn about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture, reserve seats for one of the nightly luaus—you'll see Hawaiian music, dance, and fire performances.

Many resorts in Wailea offer shuttles around the area. A rental car is a good idea if you venture beyond Wailea to drive the Road to Hana or visit Haleakalā National Park or elsewhere. If you visit in peak season, renting a car in advance is highly recommended.

The weather in Wailea is lovely year-round, so the best time to visit depends on you. The shoulder seasons of April-June and September-October offer the best balance between good weather and crowds. In the summer and winter, you'll have to contend with larger crowds and busy restaurants and excursions.