Mile Marker 14 is the common nickname for a beach in Olowalu, on the west side of Maui. You can find it by looking for the “14” mile marker sign between Lahaina and the cliffs that separate west Maui from central Maui.  It’s seven miles south of Lahaina on the Honoapiilani Highway (Route 30). This area is said to be the best snorkel spot for beginners.  The water is shallow close to shore and is calm on most days (usually most calm in the mornings).  Be careful not to step on or touch the coral reef.  No facilities.  No turn lanes or paved parking, so watch for traffic when turning back onto the highway. The beach is not as wide or beautiful as some other Maui beaches, so this spot is best for snorkeling but not best for lying on the beach.

Olowalu Mile Marker 14

I really did not approve of this site, particularly the dangerous and frightening tiger shark I saw. I still saw many colorful fish, though, including a ray.

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