Makena State Park
Maui · Best window: morning
high confidence- Lifeguards on duty for safety updates (avoid water due to 8-12ft waves and strong shorebreak)
- Expansive shoreline for scenic walks and photography
- Food trucks and paid parking available
Surf, weather, safety alerts, and the best beaches for 2026-06-21.
Maui remains under a High-Surf Advisory today, with breaking waves reported at 8-12 feet and strong, dangerous currents. The National Weather Service advises staying out of the water or near staffed lifeguard stations. Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tide. Stick to scenic beach walks, sheltered spots, or lifeguarded areas like Makena State Park. Pack sunscreen, a light jacket, and caution-ocean conditions are hazardous and best enjoyed from shore.
Maui · Best window: morning
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medium confidenceMaui remains under a High-Surf Advisory today, with breaking waves reported at 8-12 feet and strong, dangerous currents. The National Weather Service advises staying out of the water or near staffed lifeguard stations. Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tide. Hoʻokipa (North Shore) and Makena (Kihei Shore) are both affected-avoid water at all beaches. Light ENE winds (7-8mph) create minimal chop, but conditions are hazardous.
Sunny skies with light ENE winds (7-8mph) and temperatures ranging from 72.4-76.3°F. Rain chance is low (7-18%), making for comfortable conditions for scenic beach walks. Pack sunscreen and a light jacket-winds may feel cooler near the shore. Ocean conditions are hazardous and best enjoyed from shore.
Maui County Emergency Management Agency continues to monitor powerful south swells and seasonal king tides. No Maui-specific beach closures reported, but verify conditions with lifeguards before approaching the water. National news highlights extreme heat warnings at the Grand Canyon-relevant for travelers planning mainland trips. Always prioritize safety-ocean conditions are dangerous.
Disclaimer: This update is generated using AI and automated data sources including weather APIs, surf forecasts, and news feeds. It is not professional safety advice. Ocean conditions change rapidly and may differ from what is described here. Always check with on-site lifeguards, observe posted warning signs, and consult official sources such as the National Weather Service before entering the water. HawaiiYeah assumes no liability for injury, loss, or damage arising from use of this information. See our full disclaimer.