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Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort: Month-by-Month Weather Guide

Trying to understand the weather before booking Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort? This month-by-month guide breaks down South Maui’s dry season, wetter winter months, typical temperature patterns, ocean conditions, whale season, and what Wailea’s rain-shadow location means for your stay—so you can pack and plan with confidence. Whether you want sunny pool days, comfortable swimming, calmer snorkeling, fewer rainy interruptions, or the best mix of warmth and value, this guide shows what each part of the year is likely to bring.

Planning your stay guide

Wondering what the weather is like by month at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort? This guide breaks down what each month typically feels like in Wailea, on Maui's sunny southwest coast—including average temperatures in °F, humidity, rain chances, and what that means for beach days, snorkeling, family pool time, and exploring South Maui.

Quick takeaway:
Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort enjoys consistently warm, resort-friendly weather year-round. Most days land roughly between 78–88°F for daytime highs. The driest and most popular stretch is usually April–October (often around 83–88°F highs with lower rainfall), while November–March can bring slightly cooler mornings (often around 78–83°F) and occasional passing showers—but still plenty of sunshine.

Wailea advantage: This area sits in the "rain shadow" of Haleakalā volcano, making it one of Maui's driest and sunniest microclimates—perfect for reliable beach and pool weather.
Driest months: ~Apr–Oct (less rain) Warmest highs: ~85–88°F (Jun–Sep) Winter season: ~78–83°F (Nov–Mar) Year-round swimming: Pacific stays warm

Use the month-by-month cards below to choose the best timing for your trip style: peak sunshine, family beach days, whale watching season, or better rates—without guessing.

Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort Weather by Month (Quick Overview)

This quick chart helps you compare months at a glance for Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort in Wailea. Use it to plan for sunshine, ocean conditions, and the easiest weather for beach days, snorkeling at Molokini, family pool time, and South Maui exploration.

Month Typical temps (°F) Rain & conditions Best for
Jan High ~79–81°F • Low ~65–68°F More rain possible; whale season starts Whale watching + winter sunshine
Feb High ~79–81°F • Low ~65–68°F Winter showers possible; whales active Peak whale watching + romantic trips
Mar High ~80–82°F • Low ~66–69°F Transitioning drier; whales still visible Spring break + whale tail season end
Apr High ~82–84°F • Low ~68–71°F Drier pattern begins; excellent sun Dry season start + snorkeling trips
May High ~84–86°F • Low ~70–73°F Very dry; ideal beach weather Best overall weather + value weeks
Jun High ~86–88°F • Low ~72–75°F Dry and warm; peak sun season Summer family trips + water activities
Jul High ~87–88°F • Low ~73–76°F Driest month typically; warmest temps Guaranteed sunshine + pool days
Aug High ~87–89°F • Low ~74–76°F Very dry and hot; calm ocean Peak summer heat + snorkeling
Sep High ~87–89°F • Low ~73–76°F Still dry; warmest water temps Fewer crowds + warm Pacific waters
Oct High ~86–88°F • Low ~72–75°F Dry continues; very pleasant Shoulder season value + great weather
Nov High ~83–85°F • Low ~69–72°F Rain chances increase slightly Thanksgiving trips + cooler mornings
Dec High ~81–83°F • Low ~67–70°F Winter pattern starts; more showers Holiday travel + whale season begins

Month-by-Month Weather at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort

These month cards translate the weather into real planning for Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort: what it feels like on-property in Wailea, how to time beach and pool activities, and what to expect for ocean conditions and South Maui exploration.

Weather by month

January

High ~79–81°F

Winter brings slightly cooler mornings and occasional passing showers, but Wailea stays sunny most days—excellent for whale watching season and family beach time.

Typical tempsHigh ~79–81°F • Low ~65–68°F
Ocean conditionsGood for swimming; whales visible offshore
Rain feelBrief showers possible; mostly sunny
Best forHumpback whale watching + winter sun

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February

High ~79–81°F

Peak whale watching month with comfortable temps—mornings can be cooler, but afternoons warm up nicely for pool and beach activities.

Typical tempsHigh ~79–81°F • Low ~65–68°F
Whale activityPeak season for humpback sightings
Morning feelLight layer helpful early; warms quickly
Best forRomantic getaways + whale tours

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March

High ~80–82°F

Transitioning toward drier weather with warming temps—end of whale season but excellent for spring break beach days and snorkeling.

Typical tempsHigh ~80–82°F • Low ~66–69°F
Ocean conditionsWarming waters; good visibility
Rain patternDecreasing showers; sunnier days
Best forSpring break families + last whale sightings

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April

High ~82–84°F

Dry season begins with consistently sunny days—excellent for Molokini snorkeling trips, beach lounging, and exploring South Maui without rain worries.

Typical tempsHigh ~82–84°F • Low ~68–71°F
Rain chancesVery low; reliably dry
SnorkelingExcellent visibility + calm conditions
Best forOcean activities + guaranteed sunshine

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May

High ~84–86°F

Often considered one of the best weather months—warm, dry, and perfect for all beach and pool activities with fewer crowds than summer.

Typical tempsHigh ~84–86°F • Low ~70–73°F
ConditionsIdeal balance of warmth + dryness
Ocean feelComfortable water temps for swimming
Best forBest overall weather + value timing

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June

High ~86–88°F

Summer arrives with warm, dry weather—great for family trips with kids out of school, long pool days, and water sports in calm Pacific waters.

Typical tempsHigh ~86–88°F • Low ~72–75°F
Rain patternVery dry; minimal showers
UV levelsHigh sun exposure; shade breaks help
Best forSummer family vacations + water fun

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July

High ~87–88°F

Typically the driest month with warmest temps—guaranteed sunshine for beach lovers, though midday heat calls for shade breaks and hydration.

Typical tempsHigh ~87–88°F • Low ~73–76°F
RainfallMinimal to none; driest period
Heat managementPeak UV; morning activities ideal
Best forGuaranteed sunshine + pool-centric trips

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August

High ~87–89°F

Warmest month with very dry conditions—excellent for snorkeling with warmest water temps, though it's the hottest time for midday beach activities.

Typical tempsHigh ~87–89°F • Low ~74–76°F
Ocean tempsWarmest of the year for swimming
ConditionsVery dry; calm seas typical
Best forPeak summer heat + ocean activities

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September

High ~87–89°F

Still warm and dry with fewer crowds after school starts—warmest Pacific water temps make this excellent for snorkeling and swimming.

Typical tempsHigh ~87–89°F • Low ~73–76°F
Water conditionsPeak warmth; ideal for ocean time
CrowdsLower after Labor Day
Best forShoulder season value + warm waters

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October

High ~86–88°F

Dry season continues with very pleasant conditions—excellent weather with lower crowds, making it a sweet spot for couples and families seeking value.

Typical tempsHigh ~86–88°F • Low ~72–75°F
Weather patternStill dry; reliably sunny
ValueGood rates with great weather
Best forShoulder season trips + beach time

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November

High ~83–85°F

Transitioning toward winter with slightly cooler mornings and increasing rain chances—still mostly sunny, excellent for Thanksgiving getaways.

Typical tempsHigh ~83–85°F • Low ~69–72°F
Morning feelCooler starts; warms by midday
Rain patternOccasional showers increase
Best forThanksgiving trips + comfortable temps

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December

High ~81–83°F

Winter pattern begins with more frequent passing showers, but Wailea stays relatively dry—whale season starts, perfect for holiday escapes.

Typical tempsHigh ~81–83°F • Low ~67–70°F
Rain chancesHigher than summer; brief showers
Whale watchingSeason begins late December
Best forHoliday travel + winter sun escape

What to Pack for Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort (By Weather)

Packing for Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort is all about sun protection + versatility. Plan for beach and pool days, ocean activities, and exploring Wailea's shops and beaches. Add a few smart extras depending on the season. Rule of thumb: April–October is driest and warmest, while November–March brings slightly cooler mornings and occasional showers.

Dry season months (often ~82–89°F highs, Apr–Oct)

  • Reef-safe sunscreen + UV-blocking sunglasses + wide-brim hats
  • Light, breathable resort wear for Ka'ana Kitchen and Morimoto Maui
  • Multiple swimsuits for pool and ocean rotation
  • Water shoes for rocky beach entry areas
  • Light coverups for sun protection between pool and beach

Winter season months (often ~79–85°F highs, Nov–Mar)

  • Light layer or cardigan for cooler mornings and evenings
  • Compact rain jacket or umbrella for passing showers
  • Same sun protection (UV stays strong year-round)
  • Binoculars for whale watching from the resort
  • Light long sleeves for breezy beach walks

FAQ: Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort Weather by Month

What month has the best weather at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort?

Many travelers prefer April through October when Wailea is in its dry season, with daytime highs around 82–89°F and minimal rainfall. May and September are particularly popular for excellent weather with fewer crowds and often better rates than peak summer.

When is the driest time to visit Wailea?

June through September typically sees the least rain, with July and August often being the driest months. However, Wailea's location in Haleakalā's rain shadow means it stays relatively dry year-round compared to other parts of Maui.

What is whale watching season at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort?

Humpback whales migrate to Maui waters from approximately late December through April, with February and March being peak months for sightings. You can often spot whales from the resort's beachfront, and many whale watching tours depart from nearby Maalaea Harbor.

Does it rain a lot in Wailea during winter months?

Winter months (November–March) can bring occasional passing showers, but Wailea typically receives far less rain than other parts of Maui. Most showers are brief and often occur overnight or early morning, with plenty of sunshine throughout the day. Wailea averages only about 10–15 inches of rain annually.

How warm is the ocean at Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort?

The Pacific Ocean stays comfortably warm year-round at Wailea. Water temperatures typically range from about 75–77°F in winter months to 79–82°F in summer and early fall—comfortable for swimming, snorkeling, and water activities throughout the year.

Is Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort good for families year-round?

Yes. As an all-ages resort, Andaz Maui welcomes families throughout the year. The pools, beach access, and activities are enjoyable in any season. Summer months (June–August) are most popular with families when kids are out of school, while spring break (March–April) and winter holidays (December–January) also see higher family attendance with excellent weather.

What's the best month for snorkeling at Wailea?

April through October typically offers the best snorkeling conditions with calmer seas, excellent visibility, and warmest water temperatures. August and September often have the warmest and clearest water, making them ideal for Molokini Crater and Turtle Town snorkeling excursions.

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