Apartments in Kihei: Accommodation in Hawaii

Kihei is a city in Hawaii located on the southwest coast of Maui County, in the sunniest and driest part of the island. With a tropical climate with hot winters and summers, it's an ideal place to visit all year round. As the story goes, this region was very important for the territory's ancient culture as it was where Hawaiian royalty lived. Perhaps it was the 10 kilometers of very fine, white sandy beaches that gave it the reputation it has today. From the beaches you can see Kahoolawe, Lanai and Molokini. The wonderful beach waves make it the perfect place for surfing and the clear water invites you to snorkel among the coral while observing the multicolored fish, turtles and other marine wildlife.

Currently, Kihei is the most populous city in the southern part of Hawaii. An important part of this increase in its population and economy is due to the thriving tourism industry, which has led to the development of interesting real estate projects. Ever since visitors began to arrive, a flourishing trade set in with all types of shops, markets with fresh produce and souvenirs.

Many tourists who visit are also interested in whale watching, in particular humpback whales . The Maui Nature Park is close by, which is an ideal place to go bird watching and to seek out other local wildlife species in natural, unspoiled places. Bike rides and hiking are other popular activities, offering incredible views of the natural environment. There are also golf courses for those who enjoy this sport.

If you like to eat outdoors, at Kalama beach you can have a barbeque on the big lawn under the palm trees. If you're bothered by the smoke then you can also eat outside at restaurants that offer breezy terraces and excellent traditional menus, including local seafood, fish, vegetables and fruit. For those who enjoy trying new and different flavors, there are also many great restaurants with international cuisine. When the sun begins to set the bars fill up with visitors and locals looking to get a refreshing drink by candlelight or under the stars. There are also nightclubs for those who love electronic music. And to finish off the day there's nothing better than feeling the magic of this island by stargazing from the peaceful garden of the apartment you rented in Kihei.

Accommodation in Kihei

Kihei city is much more than just beach, sun and palm trees. It's a place of unparalleled beauty in harmony with the environment that has lush nature and a city with rich history. In this pleasant atmosphere you can find a wide variety of Kihei accommodation. The hotels are stunning, with high-end designs, restaurants, sea views and sports facilities. There are also smaller hotels with less infrastructures but equally as inviting with all the services you could need. However, they are on the expensive side and many people prefer the increasingly popular alternative of renting a tourist apartment. They are spacious and beautiful, and all come with well-equipped kitchens, Wi-Fi, cable television and a washing machine. If you don't need as much space, you can also rent a studio or B&B. Take a look at our catalogue of Kihei apartments and you will surely find the accommodation that best suits your needs.

Places to Go in Kihei

• Kehalia Pond National Wildlife Refuge is a large area of salt marshes that is home to more than 30 species of marine birds. It's ideal for those who love bird watching.
• At the Humpback Whales Marine Sanctuary in Maalaea you can see these mammals playing in the sea. The Maalaea marina is also a great place to try different restaurants specializing in fish and other seafood prepared in the Hawaiian style.
• The Maui Ocean Center is an aquarium in Zagat Survey's U.S. Travel Guide ranking. It's one of the main attractions for people visiting Hawaii. It has a variety of marine species such as green turtles, sharks and manta rays.
• The Ahihi Kinau Nature Reserve is 25 minutes away from the city and its main attraction is the lava formations that flow into the sea. There are also many great reefs for snorkeling.
• Maui's World Gallery has the best exhibition of photographs on the island. On display you can find beautiful images of its marine life and the different landscapes. Many of the photographs can be bought as souvenirs.
• The small town of Lahaina is a nice place to visit with great restaurants, designer stores and shops with local crafts. There are also a few beautiful Buddhist temples.
• Honoma Bay is a lovely bay with lots of vegetation and calm waters. It has incredible views, however there is no beach.
• A trip up Haleakala Volcano is a true adventure. The caldera is located 3,050 meters high and it last erupted in 1790.

In addition to all the activities mentioned above, there is also the option of taking a ride in a plane to get an aerial view of the island. You can rent a boat to go diving at greater depths and go in search of other types or marine life or rent a jet ski and kayak. Don't wait any longer to rent one of our apartments in Kihei, this way you'll have solved your accommodation problem and the only thing to think about will be where you want to go or what you want to do.

How to Get to Kihei

The Maui-Kahului Airport is located 16 kilometers from the center of Kihei. To reach Kihei you should catch the bus from the airport's exit. If you're carrying a lot of luggage and you're in a rush, you can get a taxi in front of the arrivals terminal. If you wish to explore the island freely at your own pace without worrying about schedules, you can rent a car at the airport.