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Whether your idea of crystal clear water is found in our three-tier
swimming pool or snorkeling in Kapalua Bay, or you prefer to combine
history with golf, visitors to Kapalua find a wealth of recreational
activities for their dream vacation in Hawaii.
Hiking
Among Hawaii's natural treasures, the West Maui Mountains are
home to the 70-year-old Maunalei Arboretum. Tours are conducted seven
days a week by experienced guides, who provide colorful commentary
during the hike about the surroundings and the arboretum's cultural
significance. This arboretum is located just minutes from the hotel.
Pool and Beach
Our three-tier 10,000-square-foot swimming pool is surrounded
by a 20,000-square-foot sundeck. Twice daily, pool servers present
guests with complimentary Maui pineapple slices. Shade cabanas are
available for guests to rent, including various refreshments. Near
the resort pool, guests enjoy challenging friends and family to bocce
ball on our manicured lawn or testing their skills on the nine-hole
putting green.
D.T. Fleming Beach, in
front of The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua, offers a variety of exciting ocean
activities including boogie boarding and surfing. In addition, the
complimentary Kapalua Resort shuttle is available to take guests to
either Kapalua Bay with its pristine waters for snorkeling or to the
secluded Oneloa Bay.
Activity booths are
available at the beach and pool at The Ritz-Carlton. A variety of
protective sunwear and equipment rental such as boogie boards,
snorkeling equipment, bicycles and strollers are available there.
In
addition, bubble makers scuba clinics are offered seasonally at the
hotel pool. Aqua-aerobics is frequently offered on the weekly
schedule of fitness classes.
Tennis
The Village Tennis Center offers panoramic views of the
Pacific Ocean and Moloka'i, providing a dramatic Maui backdrop for the
10 plexi-pave courts. Five are lighted for evening play. Weekly
clinics are offered and pros are available for private or group
lessons. A pro shop offers an array of equipment and tennis wear.
Art School at Kapalua
Housed in an historic plantation building, the Art School at
Kapalua offers a dynamic program of classes in visual and performing
arts including watercolor, drawing, oil painting, dance and yoga. Call
(808) 665-0007 for more information.
Shopping
Visitors to Maui will find an impressive array of apparel and
keepsakes available on Maui. The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua Logo Shop
offers a combination of logo apparel and items, fashions, gifts and
other keepsakes of your trip to Hawaii. In the hotel, an upscale
jewelry shop, fashion boutique and a gifts and sundry shop are also
found.
The Kapalua Shops
features a collection of distinctive stores from one-of-a-kind
jewelry, art galleries and designer wear. The Honolua Store, open
since Kapalua's early plantation days, features a variety of resort
logo items, gifts and refreshments.
Galleries, gifts,
souvenirs, aloha wear and other wares are found in the historic
whaling town of Lahaina, just a short drive from Kapalua and the
hotel.
Adventure 7
Teens and pre-teens looking for adventure now have seven days
of activities and events planned with the new Adventure 7 program in
Kapalua Resort. Options range from kayaking and snorkeling in
pristine Kapalua Bay to classes offered by the Art School at
Kapalua. Social activities are planned as well, with an afternoon of
beach activities followed by a Hawaii tradition, the beachside
barbecue. Guests may select as many or as few activities as they like
for a custom itinerary based on an individual's interests.
Off-Property Activities and Excursions
Whale-watching excursions, biking down a volcano, surviving
the famous Road to Hana and snorkeling in Molokini Crater are just a
few of the Hawaii adventures waiting for you. Our Guest
Activities Center is your resource to organize your itinerary. A list
of some of the most popular activities follow, but we recommend
contacting our Guest Activities department, located in the hotel,
before your visit or as soon as you arrive to learn more details
and make reservations. We highly recommend advance reservations as
many of the most popular activities sell out early, especially during
peak holiday periods.
Helicopter tour
Mountain biking tour down Haleakala Volcano
Eco-tours and hiking
Ulalena
Authentic Polynesian Luau
Learn to surf
Horseback riding excursion
Sunset sail
Whale-watching excursion
Half and Full-Day snorkeling trips
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Golf
Home
to the prestigious Mercedes Championships each January, Kapalua Resort
is renowned for its three pristine golf courses and the Kapalua Golf
Academy. Offering vistas of the Pacific with whales offshore during
their annual migration, golfers at Kapalua are constantly surrounded
by powerful reminders that this is golf in paradise.
The
Kapalua Golf Club, set amidst a 23,000-acre historic pineapple
plantation, is one of the few Hawai'i resorts to offer three 18-hole
championship layouts. Stretching from the pristine West Maui
Mountains to the azure Pacific Ocean, Kapalua's golf courses - The
Bay, The Village and The Plantation - capture Maui's stunning natural
terrain and diverse topography.
They
are three courses of dramatically distinctive character, each venue
fine-tuned for players of all abilities. As different as they are,
the courses share something that is a Kapalua trademark: most putts
will break toward Moloka'i. Remember that, and the ball will usually
have a better chance of ending up in the hole. For those looking to
improve their game or take up a new sport, The Kapalua Golf Academy is
consistently rated one of the best teaching schools in the country.
The Bay Course
Designed
by Arnold Palmer
Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
6,600-yard par 72 with gently rolling fairways and generous greens
Signature hole extending onto an ocean-framed black lava peninsula
Complete golf shop stocked with equipment for demonstration, rent or
purchase
Private instruction is provided by a staff of PGA professionals
Putting green and practice range are located outside clubhouse
Golf
memberships available which includes complimentary green fees,
advance tee times, and special guest fees. Golf members can also
avail themselves of the resort's first-class amenities, such as
complimentary tennis, charging privileges, discounts on merchandise,
food and beverage, accommodations and beach and pool privileges
The Village Course
Designed
by Arnold Palmer
Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
6,632-yard, par 71, twists, turns, rises and falls through the West
Maui foothills.
Complete golf shop stocked with equipment for demonstration, rent or
purchase
Private instruction is provided by a staff of PGA professionals
Putting green and practice range are located outside clubhouse
Golf
memberships available which includes complimentary green fees,
advance tee times, and special guest fees. Golf members can also
avail themselves of the resort's first-class amenities, such as
complimentary tennis, charging privileges, discounts on merchandise,
food and beverage, accommodations and beach and pool privileges.
The Plantation Course
Designed
by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore
Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
7,263-yard, par 73, unfurls across island canyons, native vegetation
and panoramic oceanfront plateaus. expansive fairways, elevation
changes (and elastic yardages), natural terrain and large putting
greens recall aspects of a Scottish links course.
Complete golf shop stocked with equipment for demonstration, rent or
purchase
Private instruction is provided by a staff of PGA professionals
Putting green and practice range are located outside clubhouse
Golf
memberships available which includes complimentary green fees,
advance tee times, and special guest fees. Golf members can also
avail themselves of the resort's first-class amenities, such as
complimentary tennis, charging privileges, discounts on merchandise,
food and beverage, accommodations and beach and pool privileges.
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