D.T. Fleming Beach Park
Last updated 02. May, 2010 by Mark in Beaches, Beaches | West Maui, West Maui Beaches
D.T. Fleming Beach Park
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In a nutshell: Long, sandy sometimes crowded beach backed by ironwoods.
Minuses: Crowded on weekends. Afternoons can be very windy.
Sound-bite: “…fantastic place to just set up some chairs and watch…”
QUICK SUMMARY:
Long, sandy sometimes crowded beach backed by ironwoods (read: shade) and full facilities. Next to Kapalua resort and the Ritz Carlton.
This world-class beach is much less developed far less touristy than Ka’anapali Beach, however conditions can become dangerous during high surf with strong rip currents and powerful waves common.
For experienced surfers or spongers there is often good surfing and boogie boarding during North swells.
Weekends, holidays & pau hana can be crowded.
The beach is named for the man who introduced pineapple to West Maui; his legacy came to an end at the start of 2010 when the last commercial pineapple operations formally ceased in West Maui.
Key Info:
Mile Marker: #31.1 (Hwy 30 aka Honoapiilani Hwy) turn on Lower Honoapiilani Rd. to parking at end
GPS Coordinates: 21.003913,-156.651263
Facilities: Lifeguards, Bathrooms, Picnic Tables, BBQ, Showers
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