Keliis Kayaks – All Tours

West Shore Adventure
Pronounced Kuh-lee-ees, Kelii’s Kayaks were the first company to kayak from Ukumehame Beach Park. This launch point allows access to the Pali and Coral Gardens. Coral Gardens is where most Maui snorkeling snorkel in the afternoon. Keliis Kayaks snorkels and paddles this area in the morning when the winds are at their calmest. And, there’s no other kayaks or charters boats in the vicinity, so you get the place all to yourself. Coral Gardens is shallow, teeming with marine life and boasts some of the most colorful reefs in Maui. It’s a great snorkel site and hard to get to without a boat or kayak. The fish vary in size from small aquarium fish to some that are bigger than footballs. Occasionally you may see something larger. There are no turtles at Coral Gardens, but there are some outside the beach park which you should see during your paddle. In the winter months from December 15th through April 15th, during whale season, you may even have a whale watching experience that will be up close and personal. Seeing a Humpback Whale cruising next to or beneath your kayak is an occurrence that you will never forget.

Restrictions:
No children under 5 years old.
No expecting mothers.
Knowing how to swim is a good thing.

Days Available:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day & New Year’s Day

Times:
Check-in at 6:45am. Depart at 7:15am Return: 10:00am
Or Check-in at 10:00 am. Depart at 10:30 am Return: 1:00pm

Meet Location: Ukumehame Beach Park – Honoapiilani Highway – West Side
GPS: Ukumehame Beach Park

Total Duration: 2.5 hours

South Shore Paddle

This is where it all began for Keliis Kayaks. It’s their signature tour and the most popular Maui kayak activity on the island. There is no shortage of good reviews for this Maui kayak adventure. TripAdvisor, Yelp and a host of other review websites are filled with reviews from visitors who had an exceptional time with Kelii’s. During your Maui kayaking tour, you will snorkel with the green sea turtles, frolic with 100’s of different species of fish on unspoiled reefs. Sometimes during the winter months, you may even have a humpback whale join your group. The whale watching season on Maui begins in mid-December and concluding in mid-April. Don’t be surprised if that magic moment unfolds during the paddle. Makena is a magical place with its rugged coastline, dry climate and with cinder cones reaching to the sky covered in Oheo Trees, it’s always sunny in Makena. I have always enjoyed this area of Maui. Most visitors flock to the rainforests or snorkel at Molokini, Makena Landing is an afterthought or completely unknown to most travelers to Maui. The big attraction in Makena is Big Beach which is several miles south. If you are seeking something remote, yet in the thick of things, then kayaking Makena is a perfect option to escape.

Restrictions:
No children under 5 years old
No expecting mothers

Days Available:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day

Times:
Check-in at 6:45am. Depart at 7:15am Return: 10:00am
Or Check-in at 10:00 am. Depart at 10:30 am Return: 1:00pm

Meet Location: Makena Landing (South Maui)
GPS: 5300 Makena Road, Makena, HI 96753  

Total Duration: 2.5 hours

Maui Tickets For Less Cancelation Policy:
A 72 hours notice is required for a refund. Only exception is a note from a local doctor.
No-shows” will be charged full.