Kamaole Beach Club

The Resort & Its Setting

Kamaole Beach Club sits on S Kihei Rd in Kihei, Maui County, roughly 500 metres from Kamaole Beach Park I. It's an independent resort (Google rating 4.2/5 from 98 reviews) rather than a branded chain property, which is common on Maui's south shore and tends to mean a smaller, more intimate ownership group and a locally run owners' association rather than a national head office. Kihei itself is known for calm, protected water and reliably sunny weather, which is exactly why the surrounding beach parks stay busy with swimmers and snorkellers year-round.

Kihei and What There Is to Do

Kihei has a relaxed, local feel compared with the resort corridors of Wailea or Ka'anapali — more local shops, casual restaurants, and farmers' markets alongside the beach access. From Kamaole Beach Club you're within easy driving distance of Wailea's golf courses and upscale dining, the Maui Ocean Center aquarium, and boat trips out to Molokini Crater for snorkelling. Further afield, Haleakala National Park and the Road to Hana make for full-day excursions — both are popular with owners who rent a car for the week rather than relying on local transport.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you're listing your Kamaole Beach Club week on BidMyTimeshare.com, you're dealing directly, owner to owner: you set your own asking price, buyers or renters contact you through the platform, and you pay a one-time listing fee rather than handing over a percentage of the sale — there's no commission on either side.

Because Kamaole Beach Club is independent, resale isn't processed through a large branded resale desk. Instead, transfers typically go through the resort's own owners' association or on-site management, who will confirm the paperwork, any right of first refusal the HOA may hold, and the applicable transfer fee. Before agreeing on a price with a buyer, sellers should get written confirmation from the association covering: the current transfer fee, whether the HOA has a right of first refusal on the sale, and the current annual maintenance fee, since these figures aren't standardised and vary by resort. Buyers should ask the same questions up front, and should confirm exactly what transfers with the week — typically the usage rights and HOA membership — and what does not, such as any loyalty points, credits, or exchange memberships the current owner may hold separately.

What Renters Look For

Renters searching for Kihei stays tend to want straightforward things: proximity to a swimmable beach, a kitchen so they can self-cater at least some meals, and a base close enough to Kihei's restaurants and shops without the higher price tag of Wailea. A week at Kamaole Beach Club meets those needs for south-shore travellers, families included, who want calm water nearby and easy access to day trips like Haleakala or Molokini.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Kihei's shoulder seasons — roughly April–May and September–November — bring fewer crowds and more flexible pricing, which can be a useful window for both renting out a week and timing a sale. A rental car is worth mentioning in any listing description, since most of the standout attractions (Haleakala, Road to Hana, Wailea) are a drive away rather than walkable from Kihei. Sellers should keep any HOA or management correspondence on hand, as buyers will want to see the current maintenance fee and transfer process before committing.