- The list below includes 154 free or cheap things to do in or near Wailea, Hawaii, including 65 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, Other Entertainment, Kayaking and Walking Trails.
- From Keawakapu Beach to Ulua Beach, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Wailea and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wailuku, Kula, Makawao and Kahului.
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Baby Beach
East End of Baldwin Beach, Mile Marker 5, Hana Highway, Paia, HI 96779
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As a public beach, Baby Beach has swimming and snorkeling areas with life guards patrolling the beach. There are also picnic areas with tables and grills for either casual or private events.
29.0 Miles
Fagan's Cross is a lava-rock monument built in 1960 in memory of Paul Fagan, regarded by many to have revived the struggling economy of Hana. A hike to the cross provides views of Hana Bay, and the Haleakala volcano.
29.1 Miles
Hamoa Beach has clear water and salt and pepper sand. Lots of trees offer shady spots for relaxing and the water is just right for swimming, surfing, snorkeling and scuba diving.
29.2 Miles
A small beach and an ancient trail are found in Wai'anapanapa State Park. Camping sites and showers are some of the amenities, while the area offers forests, legendary caves, natural stone arches, and a seabird colony, among others.
29.5 Miles
An outdoor recreation facility, Hana Ball Park features a baseball field as well as multiple basketball courts. The park hosts sporting events and tournaments as well as festivals and other events.
29.6 Miles
Visitors clamor to see the unique Red Sand Beach in the town of Hana in Maui. The unique sand is on the coast, allowing for a private, warm swim or a nice hike as well.
29.6 Miles
Hana Ballpark is a low profile ballpark which is often the host to a variety of special community events. The park maintains a baseball field and two standard basketball courts.
29.8 Miles
Home to a museum and information center, the Hana Cultural Center's artifacts and exhibits explore traditional local Hana culture. Visit the old Hana courthouse, and a replica Kauhale Village.
29.8 Miles
The red sand of Kaihalulu Beach is well hidden and hard to find. Follow the two paths downhill through the tall shrubs and rocky gravel to find a roaring blue ocean waiting.
29.8 Miles
At Hana Bay Beach Park, visitors can take a walk in black sand or swim in the ocean. There are also caves located in the park that visitors can explore. Picnics can be enjoyed under a wooden pavilion.