Maui Beach HoppingWith Maipoina Oe Lau Beach, Sugar Beach, and Kenolio Beach all located within a short distance from Kihei Beach Resort 503, guests can explore a variety of stunning beaches offering different experiences, from secluded tranquility to family-friendly fun in the sun.

Canoeing with Kihei Canoe ClubJust steps away from the property, guests can join the Kihei Canoe Club and embark on an exciting canoeing adventure along the beautiful shoreline of Kihei, immersing themselves in the local culture and ancient Hawaiian traditions.

Bird-Watching at Kealia Pond National Wildlife RefugeNature enthusiasts can visit the nearby Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge, where they can observe and learn about a diverse array of Hawaiian bird species in their natural habitat, including the endangered Hawaiian stilt and coot.

Cultural Exploration at Keolahou ChurchHistory buffs can visit the historic Keolahou Church, situated nearby, and delve into the rich cultural heritage of Maui. This 19th-century missionary church offers a glimpse into the island's past and offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere.

Relaxing Strolls at Kalepolepo Beach ParkGuests can take leisurely walks along the shores of Kalepolepo Beach Park, located a short distance away. This quiet and scenic park offers picturesque views of the ocean, a serene atmosphere, and a chance to spot ancient Hawaiian fishponds.

Whale Watching in MaalaeaDuring the winter months, guests can embark on an unforgettable whale watching tour from Maalaea, located just a short drive from the property. Marvel at the majestic humpback whales as they breach and play in the waters of the Pacific Ocean.