Maui, "The Valley Island", is the second youngest of the Hawaiian Islands. Its beautiful beaches and tropical landscape make Maui a picturesque setting for your Hawaii wedding. Hawaii beaches are public areas, so they can be crowded. If you want a little more privacy for your Hawaii wedding, then consider a wedding at sunset. If you are planning a beach wedding, bring sparkling cider in lieu of champagne for your celebratory toast as alcoholic beverages are not permitted on Maui beaches.

Ahi Bay	- terrain includes black lava rock
Big Beach (Makena Beach)	- white sand beach
Fleming Beach	- white sand beach with grassy area nearby
Kaananapali Beach	- sandy beach with mountain views
Kapalua Bay Beach	- beach is near the Kapalua Bay Hotel
Keawakapu	- popular Maui beach
King Kahekili Beach	- white sand beach, close to the Kaanapali Resort
Makena Cove (the Cove)	- small, white sand beach with black rocks
North Maluka	- grassy area with views of Molokini
South Maluaka Park	- grassy area overlooking ocean and mountain views
Napili Bay Beach	- sandy beach