Marriott Maui Ocean Club Lahaina and Napili Villas - Timeshare Rental

General Description:
FLAGSHIP UNIT - FULL 3 BEDROOM 3 BATH IN NEW TOWER - FULL KITCHEN, GRANITE COUNTER TOPS, HIGH END APPLIANCES AND FURNISHINGS AND OCEAN FRONT UNIT RIGHT ON THE BEACH!

Other size units, multiple Units and other dates also available.

The most popular resort on Maui with wonderful upscale Hawaiian design furnishings, real upscale resort atmosphere and terrific amenities.

The Resort has the ideal location walking distance via walking paths along the ocean, to walk to the shops and restaurants of Whalers Village and other hotel restaurants like Hyatt, Weston, etc.
The resort also features a renown elaborately landscaped 3.5-acre super pool consider one of the best in Hawaii complete with 150 ft water slide, waterfalls, and children's area, as well as poolside bar, beauty shop, barbecue area, game room, and gourmet restaurants.
The very long swirling water slide is over twice as long as other up-scale resorts in Maui and will thrill both the young and the young at heart for hours.
Treat yourself to the best at a small fraction of what Marriott charges. I have a number of other units at this and other upscale resorts. Prices are 'out the door', no hidden fees or additional resort fees, cleaning fees or sales tax. If interested please email. Maholo.

Resort Description:
Marriott’s Maui Ocean Club is situated in the heart of the Ka’anapali Beach Resort boasting spectacular white sand beaches, exceptional golf, fashionable shops and restaurants.

It was the only vacation ownership resort included in Travel & Leisure’s “World’s Best Awards: Top 25 Hotels in Hawaii”. (August 2005) With beautiful tropical landscaping, miles of sparkling shoreline and recreation to suit almost any taste. Marriott’s Maui Ocean Club is the perfect spot to soak up paradise and settle in.

All the amenities of a world class resort are available, including stunning views of the neighboring islands of Moloka`i and Lana`i. Whether you come for the surf and sun, to golf, or just to relax, Marriott’s Maui Ocean Club has something just for you.

Unit Description:
OCEAN FRONT! Full Huge 3 bedroom 3 full baths. Sleeps up to 13 and very comfortable ambiance and quality. FULL Kitchens with granite counter tops - exclusive high end appliances right on the ocean - Marriott rents these for over $1200 a night with tax.

As a popular Travel Magazine put it:
Walking into a room here is like arriving at the home of a wealthy friend, with big granite breakfast bars and extravagantly furnished lanais creating wonderful additional spaces to gather to gape at the awe-inspiring views...'

Nearby Attractions:
Maui is a dream for the active traveler. It's been consistently chosen as the best island in the world. There are so many things to do that you'll never be able to do them all in just one visit. There are many park beaches to explore, great snorkeling both off shore from the resort and other areas, go up the great 10,000 foot high volcano through several eco systems and weather climates, visit the rain forests on the east side, attend a luau, visit the quaint and stylish fishing village of Lahaina and much much more.
From November through April, Maui welcomes the humpback whales - Hawaii's largest seasonal visitors. They come to Hawaii to mate and give birth. Maui's south and west coastlines provide abundant opportunities for watching this endangered species, and various companies offer whale watching excursions aboard both power and sail boats.
The island abounds in galleries, international shops, designer boutiques and shopping malls. Many carry Maui specialty items and products unique to Hawaii. These include hand-turned bowls and objects of beautiful native woods; hats woven of lau hala; hand painted resort fashions; and one-of-a-kind jewelry, glass work, and art. Lahaina is a shopper's paradise. There is also a weekly swap meet in Kahului and numerous other craft fairs and farmer's markets across the island.
Visit nostalgic plantation towns, tour the historic preservation district of Lahaina, see the biggest Buddha outside of Asia, stop at old Hawaiian churches, or visit a museum dedicated to Maui's whaling history. Walk through an aquarium and watch the fish swim around and above you, or marvel at the beauty of ʻĪao Needle and the West Maui Mountains. Drive to the pools of ʻOheʻo Gulch or under the canopy of giant redwood trees in Olinda. The choices are endless.
BIKE: Few places are more friendly to bikers than Maui. It is possible to bicycle from the East End of the island at the Wailea Resort to Kapalua on the West End. Much of the ride is along a spectacular shoreline road. There are guided downhill bicycle tours down part of Haleakala, through the flower farms and small towns of Upcountry to the beach at Paia. In 38 miles, the elevation drops 10,000 feet. Bicycle rentals are available all over the island.
DIVING: Maui has some of the finest dive spots in Hawaii, with dozens of reputable operators. There are two marine conservation areas, one at Honolua Bay on West Maui and the other at Molokini, a partially submerged volcanic crater offshore at Wailea. Boats at Lahaina and Maʻalaea offer a number of dive and snorkel excursions. Glass bottom boats and a pleasure submarine open up the wonders to non-swimmers.
DRIVING: One of the world's most scenic drives is located on Maui - the Hana Highway - with 54 bridges in 56 miles along a winding lava shore, through old plantation towns, past miles of beaches and through towering forests. A drive to the summit of Haleakala is also a must. Haleakala crater appears like the surface of an alien planet and the views of Maui from the summit are amazing.
HIKING: Walk into a rainforest echoing with the songs of birds found nowhere else on the planet. There are trails to waterfalls with plunge pools for swimming, and walks into valleys so deep they never see a sunrise or a sunset. There are trails into the dramatic lunar landscape of Haleakala crater. There are trails and nature walks for every level of skill. A free Maui Recreational Map is available from Maui's Department of Land and Natural Resources.

Nearby Restaurants:
At the resort are several gourmet restaurants in icluding sushi as well as a poolside bar to drink and eat while relaxing by the pool or at the tables.
Elsewhere, are the neighboring resorts and all the restautrants and bars in Whalers Village a short walk along the ocean from the resort.
Maui is Hawaiʻi's dining epicenter, with a restaurant for every taste. Maui has attracted enthusiastic chefs who make national headlines using fresh local produce from Upcountry farmers. From lavish hotel dining rooms to lunch counters serving plate lunches, Maui's eateries are pleasing and diverse. Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Italian and Mexican are among the specialty restaurants. The pride of the island, Hawaii Regional Cuisine, is served at many award-winning restaura