• 400' berth length at cargo pier with a designed depth of 27'
• 250' Breakwater • 600' harbor entrance with 800' turn around
• No beach, no public restrooms or showers.
KAUMALAPA'U HARBOR
End of Kaumalapau Hwy., Lana'i, Hawaii 96763
Maui County District Office
101 Maalaea Boat Harbor Road, Wailuku, Hawaii 96793
email: dbor.maui@hawaii.gov • (808) 243-5824
20° 47′ 10″ N, 156° 59′ 30″ W
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KAANAPALI OCEAN ADVENTURES
We provide a wide variety of tours and adventure activities that cater to the interests of all travel enthusiasts. With a chance to swim & snorkel with turtles, dolphins, spotted eagle rays, moray eels and a number of reef fish species amongst the colorful coral reef. Available with Sea Scooters! We supply all your snorkelling equipment, snack and drinks. There is an on-board bathroom, coolers and fresh water showers, swim platform, two wide loading ladders and a Bimini hard top covering most of her deck for sun protection. We are located at and depart from Kaanapali Beach at Whaler’s Village between Leilani’s on the Beach Restaurant & the Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort.
Check in at the Sea Maui Kiosk located between Leilani's and Hula Grill along the beach walk at Whaler's Village Shopping Center.
2435 Kaanapali Parkway, Lahaina, HI 96761
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Located on the remote western coast of the island of Lānaʻi, Kaumalapaʻu Harbor serves as the island’s primary commercial port and a vital link between Lānaʻi and the rest of Hawaiʻi. Built in the 1920s during the pineapple plantation era, the harbor played a key role in exporting fruit from the island once known as the world’s largest pineapple plantation. Today, the harbor continues to receive cargo barges that deliver essential supplies for residents and businesses on Lānaʻi. Surrounded by dramatic sea cliffs and open Pacific waters, Kaumalapaʻu Harbor remains an important working harbor while also offering visitors a glimpse into the island’s maritime history and breathtaking coastal scenery.