VeabirdBeach

Maui, Lānaʻi & Molokaʻi beach forecast

United States · 35 beaches and resorts

Veabird grades 35 beaches and resorts in Maui, Lānaʻi & Molokaʻi, United States, every six hours on seaweed, water, waves, weather and crowds. The most are in Kāʻanapali, Wailea and Kapalua. These beaches sit outside the Atlantic sargassum belt, so seaweed is rarely a factor. Across the region, average highs run from about 81°F in January and February to 89°F in August and September, and the sea from about 75°F to 81°F. Rain is most likely in January and December and least likely in June and August.

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This week, beach by beach

Kāʻanapali

Wailea

Kapalua

Kīhei

Hāna

Pāʻia

Lānaʻi

Grades for the next few days from Veabird's beach forecast, updated Oct 3, 18:00 UTC. Higher is better: A+ to F.

Weather & water by month

MonthAvg highSeaChance of rain
Jan81°F77°F28%
Feb81°F75°F24%
Mar82°F75°F24%
Apr83°F77°F18%
May85°F77°F12%
Jun87°F79°F8%
Jul88°F79°F10%
Aug89°F81°F8%
Sep89°F81°F10%
Oct87°F81°F16%
Nov85°F79°F24%
Dec82°F77°F28%

Regional monthly averages from Veabird's climate table for Maui, Lānaʻi & Molokaʻi; resort pages add their own spot's numbers where available.

Seaweed cleanup & barriers

Offshore barriers
Not needed: Atlantic sargassum does not reach Hawaii.
Public cleanup
Volunteer groups (Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund) clear ocean plastic, heaviest on windward shores.
Resort crews
Resort crews groom beaches daily.
Typical clearing time
n/a

Safety notes

Domestic travel (no State Dept advisory)

Things to do in Maui, Lānaʻi & Molokaʻi

Coordinates approximate; forecasts are estimates, not safety guidance.