Najbolje šetnje i planinarske ture oko Makena

Great views of beaches and sea and various hotel resorts

A perfect route even early in the morning.

Good running route and lots of fresh air, preferably early in the morning.

Ulua Beach Park is a 0.25-mile-long sandy beach known for its excellent swimming, boogie boarding, and beginner to intermediate snorkeling opportunities, with the rocky outcrop on the north end of the beach offering some of the best spots. Ulua Beach is more crowded than its neighboring beach to the north. The beach gets its name from a famous Hawaiian game fish and was initially called "Kaula'uo" by locals before World War II. It was renamed "Little Tarawa" by US Marines during their training mission, which is still the name some locals use. Limited parking is available, so plan to come early if you need a space.

Palauea Beach, also known as White Rocks Beach, is mostly used by locals, which makes it a chill and less crowded beach, especially on weekdays. The beach's slope is gentle, making it a perfect spot to swim and cool off after a run on a hot day. Moreover, it's an excellent place to snorkel as the lava rocks create a vibrant underwater world, full of colorful marine life, tropical fish, and sea turtles that gather in this area.

The Wailea Oceanfront Boardwalk is a scenic paved pathway winding its way along the shoreline, passing some of the island's fantastic world-renowned resorts. It begins at the wooden bridge at the Andaz and extends south to the Fairmont Kei Lani. The good news is that you don't have to be a resort guest to enjoy this spectacular ocean-view trail! Five beach access points with public parking lots along the pathway allow for different starting points. You can go for a short jog or add this beautiful section as part of an extended run. The boardwalk offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, especially at sunset, for an excellent way to end a perfect day on Maui.

Located in the backyard of the Four Seasons and Grand Wailea Resorts, this popular beach has good facilities and is a favorite for swimmers, snorkelers, and boogie-boarders. There is more of a resort vibe here, which isn't for everyone. Luckily there are a lot of more remote beaches near by if you drive a little south.

The Wailea Oceanfront Boardwalk is a picturesque pathway along the coastline of Wailea, a resort area on the island of Maui. The boardwalk offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and access to some of Maui's most beautiful beaches, including Wailea Beach and Ulua Beach. Enjoy a nice stroll along the path (especially beautiful during sunsets!)