Hawaii · Maui

Slaughter House Beach

130m long faces north-west 7 parking areas 2 places to eat nearby

Photo: dronepicr · CC BY 2.0

Slaughter House Beach runs about 130m (0.1km) along the Maui coast — a short stretch by Hawaiian standards. It faces north-west so it takes the afternoon sun and faces the sunset. There are 7 mapped parking areas nearby, the closest about 31m from the sand. No toilets, showers or drinking water are mapped at this beach — bring what you need.

Getting there & parking

Closest mapped parking is about 31m from the sand, with 7 parking areas within 600m.

Distances are to the nearest point of the beach. Only formal, mapped parking areas are counted — informal roadside and verge parking is common in Hawaii and is not recorded in OpenStreetMap, so there may be closer options than shown.

What's there

Toiletsnot mapped
Showersnot mapped
Drinking waternot mapped
Changing roomsnot mapped
BBQnot mapped

"Not mapped" means OpenStreetMap has no record — it may still exist on the ground.

Places to eat nearby2 within 1km · nearest 473m
  • Honolua Farms Kitchen · 876m
    Regional restaurant · takeaway
    Mo-Su 10:00-17:00
  • The Plantation House · 473m
    Restaurant

Details from OpenStreetMap tags — hours and offerings change, so check before relying on them.

Where it is

Satellite view of Slaughter House Beach
Satellite imagery © Mapbox © Maxar

Who it suits

Derived from mapped features, not opinion.

When to go

Driest months are June, September, August. Warmest are September, August, July.

MonthHigh °FLow °FRain in
Jan79.065.73.5
Feb79.065.82.4
Mar79.466.13.9
Apr81.067.52.2
May83.068.81.5
Jun85.070.41.1
Jul85.871.51.6
Aug86.272.11.4
Sep86.672.01.2
Oct85.171.42.2
Nov82.069.72.9
Dec79.867.63.9

30-year normals (1991–2020) from NOAA NCEI station KAPALUA-W MAUI AP 462.4, 6.4km away.

Sunrise & sunset at Slaughter House Beach

In June the sun is up at 5:45am and down at 7:09pm — 13h 24m of daylight, the longest days of the year here. By December that shrinks to 6:56am–5:48pm, 10h 52m.

This beach looks north-west (331°). The sun sets out over the water February to October; the rest of the year it goes down at the far end of the beach rather than out to sea. The sunset point itself swings about 50° across the year, from WSW in December to WNW in June.

MonthSunriseSunsetDaylight Sun sets toward
Jan7:06am6:06pm11h 00mWSW 248°
Feb6:56am6:25pm11h 29mWSW 257°
Mar6:35am6:36pm12h 01mW 268°
Apr6:07am6:46pm12h 38mW 281°
May5:49am6:57pm13h 09mWNW 291°
Jun5:45am7:09pm13h 24mWNW 296°
Jul5:54am7:11pm13h 17mWNW 293°
Aug6:06am6:56pm12h 51mWNW 285°
Sep6:14am6:29pm12h 16mW 273°
Oct6:22am6:02pm11h 40mW 261°
Nov6:37am5:45pm11h 08mWSW 250°
Dec6:56am5:48pm10h 52mWSW 245°

Times are for the 15th of each month in Hawaii Standard Time. Hawaii does not observe daylight saving, so these hold all year.

Calculated from this beach's coordinates using the NOAA solar position algorithm and checked against US Naval Observatory tables (agreement within a minute). Which direction the sun sets is worked out from the shoreline's orientation, not from the skyline — a headland, an offshore island or high ground behind the beach can hide the last few degrees.

Photos

Slaughter House Beach
dronepicr · CC BY 2.0
Slaughter House Beach
Bernard Spragg. NZ from Christchurch, New Zealand · CC0
Slaughter House Beach
dronepicr · CC BY 2.0
Slaughter House Beach
Dronepicr · CC BY 3.0

Where to stay

No lodging is mapped within 1.5km of this beach.

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Things to do nearby

Attractions & galleries1 within 1.5km
  • Kapalua Labyrinth · 1444m
    attraction
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Where Slaughter House Beach ranks

Positions come from mapped facilities and shoreline orientation, and each list explains exactly how it is ordered.

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Safety

We don't have confirmed lifeguard information for this beach. Never assume a beach is patrolled. Check locally before entering the water.

Rip currents cause around 100 drownings a year at US beaches and account for over 80% of beach rescues, yet only 44% of beachgoers know it. If caught in one, the National Weather Service advises: flip, float and follow.

Safety guidance from the National Weather Service. Beach Beast is not a safety or rescue service. Conditions change rapidly — always check on arrival, obey posted signs and flags, and follow lifeguard instructions. The absence of a warning here does not mean a beach is safe or patrolled.

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