Sugar Beach Webcam

Live view from the Sugar Beach Webcam in Kihei Maui. This resort is located directly on the beach and the HD camera alternates between several views of the beach and ocean. You can also control the camera view from several preset views.

The camera is located on the top of the building and looks down at the beach and ocean. This is a great webcam to check out the current weather, ocean, wave and wind conditions before you leave. The weather in Maui can vary even by just a few miles so it is always good to check the live webcam view in combination with the forecast.

About the Sugar Beach Resort

The Sugar Beach Resort is a six story condominium complex located directly on Sugar beach in Kihei, Maui Hawaii. This resort has well appointed one and two bedroom condos for rent, most with stunning beach and ocean views.

Kihei is centrally located and offers plenty of options for dining out, shopping and fun things to do. The Haleakala volcano is close by and a great day trip. Turtle town is a famous snorkeling area located just to the south. Makena and Big Beach are just down the road. For shoppers, The Shops at Wailea are conveniently located with brand name outlet stores and there are several casual dining opportunities. Plus there is plenty of good local restaurants and shopping opportunities available in Kihei.

In addition to Sugar Beach, there is Kihei Cove and Keawakapu Beach, both with soft sand and gentle waves. This side of the island usually has calmer ocean conditions that are perfect for families.

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. Also keep in mind, that ocean conditions can change quickly and what is calm one minute, can become dangerous the next.

Kihei Weather

Kihei is located on the drier, western side of Maui and has some of the best weather in Hawaii. The western side of the island see less rain than the central and northern sides because the trade winds drive clouds up the mountain slopes and squeeze out most of the moisture.

High temperatures are pleasant throughout the year. Highs range from the 70s and 80s to lows in the 60s and 70s. Rarely does it ever get above 90 or below 60 degrees.

Kihei can be very windy at times as wind whips through the valley between the two mountains and out to sea. On most days, the winds blow from land to sea and this results in smaller wind waves and calmer beach conditions.

The most rain occurs between December and April. During the summer and fall, light afternoon showers are common but don’t last long and are just enough to provide a nice cool down.

Tropical storms and hurricanes can impact the area but rarely is there a direct hit due to the protective action of the Big Island of Hawaii located southwest of Maui.