Fun Things to Do in Kapalua, Maui

Rest peacefully on the stunning lanai stretching the entire width of your villa while listening to the peaceful sounds of Hawaiian song birds and enjoying the great views overlooking the world famous Kapalua golf course.
Kapalua Bay Golf Villas are within walking distance to Kapalua Bay, Napili Bay, the Bay Course, and is also adjacent to some of the best walking and hiking trails on the island. Wherever you stand in Kapalua, the island of
Moloka'i, which is a great scuba diving site, dramatically sits on the not-too-distant horizon, and whitecaps fleck the
Pailolo Channel that separates the two islands. This channel is 8.4 miles wide at is narrowest. It is one of the windiest and roughest in the Hawaiian islands. 31 people to date have successfully swum across this channel. It is one of the 9 main channels in Hawaii that individuals attempt to swim. Crossing the Pailolo Channel is one stage of the 3-day 3-stage Au I Na Mokupuni Ekolu Endurance Challenge Invitational between the islands of Maui, Molokai and Lanai.

The signature beach course,
Kapalua Bay has been voted
America's best, and the Plantation Golf Course regularly hosts the best in professional golf. The Plantation Course is consistently ranked as the
#1 golf course in Hawaii. Designed by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore, the course was designed on a grand scale in keeping with its location on the slopes of the West Maui Mountains and offers dramatic ocean views from virtually every hole. Its lengthy 7,596 yard par 73 layout challenges the pros but the wide fairways and generous greens make it very playable for the average golfer. With dramatic elevation changes, this course offers plenty of downhill tee shots. You will feel like one of the pros when - with the aid of the aggressive slope of the 18th fairway - you will enjoy hitting one of the longest drives of your life. The Plantation Course is the site of the
PGA TOUR's Sentry Tournament of Champions each January featuring an elite field of previous year's PGA TOUR winners.

Snorkel or dive with sea turtles and colorful reef fish at hidden
Namalu Bay. In winter, locals flock to Fleming Beach Park for the bodysurfing and waves, or leave their footprints in the white sand of secret
Oneloa Bay, which is a sanctuary of silence.

Feeling adventurous? Hike the
Village Walking Trails that climb their way up the ridge. Kapalua Village Walking Trail Lake Loop is a 4.2 mile heavily trafficked loop trail that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for walking, running, and bird watching and is accessible year-round. This trail is part of an interweaving trail system using older golf cart tracks from an abandoned golf course. Most of the trails are paved, but there are some very steep sections, so please use caution. Users report that there are many decision points so use an app with detailed maps to help follow the route. The trail surface is paved asphalt and smooth. It is typically at least 5 feet wide.