Marriott Wailea Webcam
Live streaming view of the resort and beach from the Marriott Wailea webcam.
This is a controllable live video feed with options to make full screen, display weather conditions, share the link and capture a screen image. In the upper right pull down menu, you have the ability to watch several prior live streams from previous days.
The view is looking north towards the beach. As a result, this is a great webcam to check out the current weather conditions and catch that perfect Maui sunset.
About the Marriott Wailea
The Marriott Wailea is a stunning resort adjacent to one of the most beautiful beaches in Hawaii. The resort has ocean and garden view rooms available, some having a private lanai. There are several pools set amongst lush tropical gardens and soothing waterfalls.
The Marriott Wailea is located close to many fun things to do, great restaurants and excellent shopping.
The Haleakala volcano is just a short drive away as is Upcountry that sits on the side of the volcano. The nearby ocean reef makes for excellent snorkeling and paddleboarding. Most notable is Turtle Town just to the south. This is an area where hundreds of turtle live making for a amazing snorkeling adventure. Beautiful Big Beach is just to the south near the town of Makena. If you are a golfer, there is a course for all skill levels. The Blue Course is for casual players, the Emerald for families and beginners and the Gold Course for more experienced golfers.
The Shops at Wailea is a large multi-level mall that has something for everyone. There are also several excellent casual restaurants serving lunch and dinner.
Wailea Weather
Wailea has some of the best weather throughout the year than anywhere else in the world. The nearby Haleakala volcano squeezes out the majority of the clouds and rain and lets just enough through to keep the area lush and green. It is very common for there to be light rain each afternoon that is just enough to cool off on a warm day.
Temperatures are mild and rarely hot or cold. Highs range from the 70s to the upper 80s and rarely gets below 60 degrees at night.
Most heavier rain occurs between December and April with the exception of tropical storms and hurricanes that can influence the weather in the summer and fall. Due to the close proximity and protective action of the Big Island of Hawaii, direct storm hits rarely occur in Maui.
Trade winds blow from land to sea minimizing wind waves and keeps the beach areas calmer than the north side of the island. In addition, the surrounding islands help shield Maui from larger swells. However, water conditions can vary and there are times when the ocean can become unsafe, even in normally calm areas. It is important to always check the local conditions before heading out.
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