There is a marina here but you can forget it. It is always super packed and all but impossible to
get a “slip”. Just go past the marina and harbor entrance and find an open mooring buoy with
LYC painted on it. In 2010, these buoys were white and there were 7 of them. Most of them are
located at the NW end of the Lahaina mooring field.
These are the free Lahaina Yacht Club moorings.
It’s not a good idea to anchor because the bottom is mostly coral. Be aware that a
strong current runs along this side of the island caused by the tides and trade winds.
Once moored you can dinghy into the harbor to the dinghy dock located on
the left side of the
marina ¾ of the way inside. Have a long painter because the dinghy dock
is usually packed.
Walk into town to the left and find the Yacht Club on the ocean side of
the street. It is about 3 blocks down, and a little hard to find—the
doorway is just an alleyway.
Check-in with them letting them know which number mooring you are on.
You don’t have to be
a member of a yacht club to use the moorings.
Wonderfull anchorage, great snorkeling. Get there early before the tour catamarans arrive and be careful not to anchor
on the coral; big fines if you damage. The bay has two bights. You can only anchor in the eastern. This is a great snorkeling spot
( by mid-morning you will ...
Kahului Harbor is located near the Kahului Airport and Kahului which is the islands largest town and has lots of shopping and restaurants nearby.Kahului Harbor is primarily a commercial harbor and port for Hawaii's many cruiseships such as Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Lines. Phone: ...
On the south east coast of Molokai, this little harbour is worth the effort of negotiating the entrance through the reef.Most of the inner harbour is a private facility, but the three areas in the outer harbour all offer safe anchorages.
There is a dinghy landing near the palm trees ...
A little rolly and tricky to land at beach.
Good holding ground - big Sand patch for many boats.
Don't anchor where coral are.
Stay away if:
You want the boat don't move at all
You can't handle shorebreak
Don't like people paddle around your boat.
Manele Harbor, located on Lanai’s south shore, has the only public boat
harbor on the island. Visitors who take the ferry from Lahaina on
neighboring Maui arrive here (five times daily), as well as a few
fishing and snorkeling tour boats. Manele Harbor’s activity is limited ...
There is a marina here but you can forget it. It is always super packed and all but impossible to
get a “slip”. Just go past the marina and harbor entrance and find an open mooring buoy with
LYC painted on it. In 2010, these buoys were white and there were 7 of them. Most of them are
located at the NW end of the Lahaina mooring field.
These are the free Lahaina Yacht Club moorings.
