Polo Beach

Polo Beach Review

From Wailea Beach you can walk to this small, secluded crescent fronting the Fairmont Kea Lani resort. Swimming and snorkeling are great here, and it's a good place to whale-watch. As at Wailea Beach, private cabanas occupy prime sandy real estate, but there's plenty of room for you and your towel, and even a nice grass picnic area. The pathway connecting the two beaches is a great spot to jog or leisurely take in awesome views of nearby Molokini and Kahoolawe. Rare native plants grow along the ocean, or makai, side of the path; the honey-sweet-smelling one is naio, or false sandalwood. Amenities: Toilets, showers, picnic tables, grills/firepits, parking lot.