This beautiful, sandy hidden gem is the southernmost beach in the Wailea resort area and fronts the Polo Beach Club on the south end and the Fairmont Kea Lani on the north end. With its sandy entry and gentle slope, snorkeling and swimming are popular activities during calm sea conditions around the rocky point at the north end of the beach. Stand-up-paddle boarding and boogie boarding are also popular for locals and visitors alike. Just be aware of large swells, especially during summer months, because dangerous rip currents form. The beach tends to be less crowded near the south end, while the middle stretch has a few trees that provide a shady reprieve from the sun. Facilities include showers, restrooms, picnic tables, barbecue grills and parking.