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Kayak Makena Landing: Paddle with Dolphins in Kihei - Kihei

Kayak Makena Landing: Paddle with Dolphins in Kihei

Kiheieasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for individuals with basic fitness; participants should be comfortable paddling for several hours and swimming in ocean conditions.

Overview

Discover the magic of kayaking Makena Landing with chances to see dolphins, turtles, and whales. Perfect for all skill levels, this Maui adventure mixes stunning coastal views and vibrant marine wildlife.

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Kayak Makena Landing: Paddle with Dolphins in Kihei

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Adventure Tips

Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect your skin and the ocean wildlife by using reef-safe sunscreen during your trip.

Bring a Waterproof Camera

Capture your stunning encounters with marine life and scenic views by taking a waterproof camera or housing.

Check Weather Before You Go

Makena Bay conditions can change quickly; always verify the weather and ocean conditions for safety.

Wear Water Shoes

Protect your feet when launching from rocky areas and while snorkeling at Turtle Town.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Hawaiian Green Sea turtles
  • Spinner dolphins

History

Makena Landing has traditional significance as a fishing spot for native Hawaiians, connecting cultural heritage with today's eco tours.

Conservation

Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize impact on marine life and habitats, supporting local conservation efforts and reef protection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin and marine ecosystems from harmful chemicals.

summer specific

Waterproof Phone Case

Keeps your phone safe and dry while capturing underwater and ocean moments.

Lightweight Rash Guard

Essential

Provides sun protection and quick drying for comfort during paddling and snorkeling.

summer specific

Water Shoes

Essential

Protects feet on rocky beaches and underwater terrain at entry points.