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Watch the sun fold into the Pacific from a private beach setup on Maui’s Makena coast—charcuterie, photographer, and a relationship card deck included. This 90-minute sunset picnic pairs intimate comfort with simple logistics for a memorable evening.
Watch the sun fold into the Pacific from a private beach setup on Maui’s Makena coast—charcuterie, photographer, and a relationship card deck included. This 90-minute sunset picnic pairs intimate comfort with simple logistics for a memorable evening.
The sun slides low over the west side of Maui, painting the ocean in quicksilver and gold as you settle onto a low table scattered with pillows on the warm sand. A playlist hums softly from a Bluetooth speaker; a charcuterie board sits within reach, a photographer angles for candid shots, and the horizon seems to gather the day into a single slow inhale.
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Operated by Picnics on Maui LLC · Kihei, Hawaii
The sun slides low over the west side of Maui, painting the ocean in quicksilver and gold as you settle onto a low table scattered with pillows on the warm sand. A playlist hums softly from a Bluetooth speaker; a charcuterie board sits within reach, a photographer angles for candid shots, and the horizon seems to gather the day into a single slow inhale.
This stretch of Makena coastline sits on lava flows formed by Haleakalā’s ancient eruptions; the black basalt underfoot is a quiet reminder of Maui’s volcanic origins. The shoreline has been used by Hawaiians for generations—fishing, resting, and watching the ocean—so visitors should approach with respect for local customs and the fragile coastal plants.
Expect the simple pleasures of a private, 90-minute setup: comfortable cushions, high-end cutlery, bottled water, a curated charcuterie of meats, cheeses and fruit, and photos and raw video sent to your phone after sunset. Street parking is available near Makena Road and the exact meeting spot is texted before the experience; hosts ask guests to arrive no more than a few minutes early to preserve the setup.
Practical planning pays off: wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light layer for ocean breezes, and pick low-profile shoes for sandy access. Timing is everything—arrive ready to watch the sun’s descent and to move deliberately when tides and light change. Leave no trace: pack out any waste and avoid trampling coastal vegetation. This is a quietly cinematic way to experience Maui’s shoreline—romantic, low-effort, and rooted in the island’s elemental landscape.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires a short walk on sand and the ability to sit on low seating.
Yes — a photographer captures your session and you receive edited photos and raw video clips delivered to your iPhone right after sunset.
Yes — this listing is for a private 90‑minute picnic arranged for your party only.
The location is near Makena Road; the exact address is texted to guests before the event and street parking is available nearby.
You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; policies may vary for last‑minute changes.
The Makena shoreline sits on lava flows from Haleakalā eruptions and has long been part of native Hawaiian coastal use for fishing and gathering.
Visitors are asked to use reef‑safe products, avoid trampling native coastal plants, and remove all waste to protect fragile shoreline ecosystems.
Picnics on Maui LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun slides low over the west side of Maui, painting the ocean in quicksilver and gold as you settle onto a low table scattered with pillows on the warm sand. A playlist hums softly from a Bluetooth speaker; a charcuterie board sits within reach, a photographer angles for candid shots, and the horizon seems to gather the day into a single slow inhale.
The sun slides low over the west side of Maui, painting the ocean in quicksilver and gold as you settle onto a low table scattered with pillows on the warm sand. A playlist hums softly from a Bluetooth speaker; a charcuterie board sits within reach, a photographer angles for candid shots, and the horizon seems to gather the day into a single slow inhale.
This stretch of Makena coastline sits on lava flows formed by Haleakalā’s ancient eruptions; the black basalt underfoot is a quiet reminder of Maui’s volcanic origins. The shoreline has been used by Hawaiians for generations—fishing, resting, and watching the ocean—so visitors should approach with respect for local customs and the fragile coastal plants.
Expect the simple pleasures of a private, 90-minute setup: comfortable cushions, high-end cutlery, bottled water, a curated charcuterie of meats, cheeses and fruit, and photos and raw video sent to your phone after sunset. Street parking is available near Makena Road and the exact meeting spot is texted before the experience; hosts ask guests to arrive no more than a few minutes early to preserve the setup.
Practical planning pays off: wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light layer for ocean breezes, and pick low-profile shoes for sandy access. Timing is everything—arrive ready to watch the sun’s descent and to move deliberately when tides and light change. Leave no trace: pack out any waste and avoid trampling coastal vegetation. This is a quietly cinematic way to experience Maui’s shoreline—romantic, low-effort, and rooted in the island’s elemental landscape.