About Wailea
A Destination Like No Other
Wailea spans over 1,500 acres on Maui’s southern shores, boasting five stunning crescent-shaped beaches, championship golf courses, and some of Hawaii’s premier luxury resorts and vacation residences. This master-planned community exudes elegance while maintaining deep respect for Maui’s rich cultural heritage.
World-Class Amenities
- Five Crescent-shaped golden sand beaches
- Private residential living
- Vacation rental townhomes, villas, condos & penthouses
- Over 50 restaurants/lounges
- Three manicured public-access beach parks
- Coastal walking trail, approximately 1.5 miles
- Three championship courses at the Wailea Golf Club
- Wailea Golf Academy
- Nine tennis courts at the Wailea Tennis Club
- Five spas plus fitness centers at the resort hotels
- Community Park, including Maui’s first dog park
Eight Luxury Resort Hotels
- AC Hotel by Marriott Maui Wailea
- Andaz Maui Wailea Resort
- Fairmont Kea Lani
- Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
- Grand Wailea, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
- Hotel Wailea, Relais & Chateaux Resort
- Residence Inn Maui Wailea
- Wailea Beach Resort, Marriott
Shopping
- The Shops at Wailea
- Wailea Town Center
- Wailea Gateway Center
- Wailea Village Center
Culture Style Sophistication
As Maui’s most stunning beach destination, Wailea provides award-leading Hawaiian inspired luxury resorts and residences, curated activities, specialty restaurants, oceanfront luau experiences and high-tech spa and wellness centers.
Destination Stewardship
Wailea is committed to the shared responsibility of caring and protecting Maui’s natural and cultural resources. By prioritizing the local community, Wailea supports conservation efforts and the perpetuation of Hawaii’s Native and local culture through meaningful and engaging education-rooted activities. Wailea implements environmentally friendly business practices, community outreach programs and local agricultural and non-profit partnerships to support regenerative tourism. Millions of dollars are spent annually toward sustainability initiatives such as refillable water bottle stations, low-flow plumbing, recycling food waste and anima feed, converting used cooking oil into biofuel, landscaping and drought-resistant native plants, solar initiatives and locally sourcing food and products.
Wailea – where luxury meets Aloha and every day begins with a breathtaking sunrise over Haleakala and closes with an amazing sunset over the Pacific Ocean.
