North Shore

North Shore

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- Planning Your Visit
- What You Should Bring

Planning Your Visit
What You Should Bring

What You Should Bring

Plan for sightseeing, surf & Paia Town shopping!

Sunscreen
Swimwear
Towel
Optional: Surfboard
Optional: Your natural foods grocery list

Convenience tip: Mana Foods in Paia opens at 8am and is among the most economical (and healthy) places to stock up on drinks, snacks and prepared foods on the whole island.

Warmest Alohas from Maui!

Jaws Surf Break (aka Pe’ahi)

When the North Shore surf is big, Jaws is gigantic.

Tavares Beach

Also known as Lamalani Beach and "Blue Tile House Beach"

Pa’ia Town

An unassuming hub of the North Shore community, Paia Town has great restaurants,…

Paia Bay

Paia Bay is a destination if you are an accomplished bodyboarder. A long, nice beach with…

Paia Secret Beach

If you like to get naked on the beach without a ton of company, this is a good place to go.

Kuau Cove (Mama’s)

Also known as Mama's Fish House Beach and Father Jules Papa

Ho’okipa Beach Park

World-renowned windsurfing destination, easy pull-up lookout, often dramatic and impressive…

Baldwin Cove

Beautiful sand beach in season. Out of season it is also dramatic to behold.

Twin Falls

Twin Falls is the first easily accessible string of waterfalls and pools on the Road to…

Baby Beach

A dramatically beautiful beach, not just for kids. Protected lagoon for swimming.

Baldwin Beach Park

Baldwin Beach Park is a beautiful, long white-sand beach on Maui's North Shore. A favorite…