Travelers go to Maui because it is the lush “Valley Isle,” with dramatic waterfalls, rugged cliffs, and buttery-yellow beaches framed by the vibrant azure blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. For nearly twenty years, Maui has consistently made the Conte Nast Traveler list of “Best Places to Vacation,” with the readers of HawaiiMagazine.com specifically identifying the Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort as one of the Top Hawaii Luxury Hotels and Resorts.
Whether you go for the golf, the beaches, the incredible island scenery, or simply the opportunity to relax and unwind in a true Hawaii vacation experience, there’s no better place for enjoying it all than as a vacation owner when you buy a timeshare at Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas. In Maui, the climate is mellow and the weather picture-perfect for vacationing any time of the year at this Westin Vacation Ownership Resort.
Recognized as a golfer’s dream destination for ideal course conditions, the timeshares at the Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas are just moments away (less than one mile) from the Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed Royal Ka’anapali Course and the shorter Ka’anapali Kai Course, which you might recognize from The Golf Channel’s series, “Big Break Ka'anapali.”
With some fourteen courses on the island of Maui to play, you may want to tackle them all but be sure that, along with the Ka’anapali course, you schedule tee times at Kapalua’s famous Bay Course and Plantation Course. Located in West Maui, these legendary courses are within a five-mile drive of your timeshare villa.
Right outside your villa door will be the beautiful Ka’anapali beach, followed by miles and miles of great beach along the island’s western shore, all providing you great places to swim, snorkel, scuba dive, paddleboard, surf, and kayak. You’ll also enjoy excellent vantage points for whale watching.
Although you may see humpback whales at any time of the year in the waters off the coast of Maui, from December to April, the warm waters of Au’Au Channel (off the coast of Lahaina) is one of the best vantage spots in the world for watching the great humpbacks. In fact, don’t be surprised if you are relaxing on Ka’anapali Beach and you spot mother and baby whales at play in the water, spouting and happily slapping their fins against the water’s surface.
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