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Contact usKalama Terrace: Small South Kīhei Condo Community a Block from Charley Young Beach
Kalama Terrace is a small condo community in South Kīhei: 61 units across roughly 1.5 acres, just one block from the white sand of Charley Young Beach and within easy walking distance of the trio of Kamaʻole Beach Parks. The scale is part of the appeal: a single shared pool, a community BBQ area, manicured grounds, and a residential pace that feels more like a Kīhei neighborhood than a resort.
Two practical details. There is no resort fee at Kalama Terrace, and parking is a designated assigned space directly in front of the unit; no registration or pass required.
On the property side, you get the resort-style pool, lush tropical landscaping, and a communal BBQ area for evening cookouts. The simplicity is the point: Kalama Terrace is not a mega-resort, and the cost structure reflects that.
For broader planning, our Kīhei vacation rentals page and the wider South Maui collection walk through the area’s beach corridor, restaurants, and snorkel spots; our MPP Vacations rentals page covers the rest of the island.
Charley Young Beach is one block west; Kamaʻole Beach Park I is a few minutes north and Kamaʻole Beach Parks II and III are a short drive south. South Kīhei Road’s restaurants, coffee shops, and farmers’ markets line the corridor within a few minutes.
Wailea’s resort district and Mākena’s beaches sit roughly ten to fifteen minutes south; Māʻalaea Harbor (the launch point for most Molokini snorkel trips) is about fifteen minutes north.
During humpback whale season (December through April) the Kīhei coast delivers some of the closest shore-based whale watching on Maui. Every reservation booked direct with MPP Vacations at Kalama Terrace includes free daily Xplorie activities and the MPP Starter Kit: toiletries, paper goods, beach chairs, towels, and a cooler ready for you on arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions about Kalama Terrace Vacation Rentals
- What kind of unit does MPP Vacations manage at Kalama Terrace?
- A 1-bedroom condo on the third floor of a walk-up building (no elevator), with a fully equipped kitchen, dining and living area, private lanai, in-unit washer and dryer, and window AC in the living room with ceiling fans elsewhere. The unit suits couples, solo travelers, or a small family looking for a tidy South Kīhei base near the beach corridor.
- Does Kalama Terrace have AC?
- The MPP-managed unit at Kalama Terrace has a window AC unit in the living room and ceiling fans throughout the rest of the unit. The South Kīhei trade winds do most of the work most of the year. If full split-zone or central AC is a non-negotiable for your trip, ask our team about other MPP-managed properties in South Maui.
- Is Kalama Terrace on the beach?
- Kalama Terrace is one block from Charley Young Beach: a short walk, not a beachfront property. The trio of Kamaʻole Beach Parks is within a few minutes; Charley Young is closest and tends to be the calmest for swimming.
- What's the resort fee at Kalama Terrace?
- There is no resort fee at Kalama Terrace. Parking is a designated assigned space (#49) directly in front of the unit, with no registration or pass required.
- What's nearby Kalama Terrace?
- Charley Young Beach is one block west. Kamaʻole Beach Park I is a short walk north; Kamaʻole Beach Parks II and III are a quick drive south. South Kīhei Road's restaurants and coffee shops line the corridor within a few minutes. Wailea is roughly ten minutes south; Māʻalaea Harbor (for Molokini snorkel trips) is about fifteen minutes north.