| 'Ahihi-Kina'u Beach |
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| 'Ahihi Cove is the first beach located inside the 'Ahihi-Kina'u Natural Area Reserve. It is a protected area and it is illegal to spear or capture fish in the reserve. There is no sand beach here, but the cove is protected from wind and surf and the snorkeling is usually terrific. |
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| This area is the site of the last lava flow on Maui in 1790. The lava covered everything as it poured down from Haleakala creating a surreal moonscape. |
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| Useful Information: |
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| DIRECTIONS: Take Makena Alanui Road south from Wailea. 'Ahihi Cove is on the right approximately 5 miles from Wailea. |
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| -No fishing, spearing or capturing of fish allowed in the Reserve -Good snorkeling and diving -Fair swimming -Rocky shoreline -Seasonal high surf |
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