That would be a nice easy walk from Ka'anapali. I will have to try that this next trip (two months away). I like to walk to Duke's from Westin. Rick and I couldn't figure out how to get through the Sheraton Black Rock to the other side to get to Whaler's Village. We will get that figured out. I love Leilani's on the Beach, but it's a memory of Rick's stepmom so it makes us pretty sad.
Has anyone tried Monkeypods in Whaler's Village? Used to be Cane and Taro (maybe not spelled like that).
I like Hula Grill for burgers, but they’re tartar sauce for fish and chips, well, I would likely bring my own next time.
Monkeypod is good, not cheap but nothing there is cheap any more.
I have never figured out the official beach walk route through the Sheraton. After you come around the point and are kind of dumped off in the Sheraton driveway, the signage stops. I always cross the driveway and pass by the tennis courts and enter the property, you go “through” an open-air corridor and then you’re in the grassy common area of the hotel. Just make your way through the grounds on one of the paths, aiming to come out at the far end of the property at the beach, where the boardwalk resumes. You’ll pass the pool, etc., it’s a pleasant walk and I’ve never gotten any strange looks for walking through there. One advantage of going this way is that you’ll pass a restroom on the Sheraton property where you can make a stop if nature is calling.
Alternately, turn left at the tennis courts and walk out to the main road (Ka'anapali Parkway IIRC) and then turn right and walk down to Whaler's Village. This will save you time since the boardwalk ends (because it collapsed) at the Ka'anapali Alii and you’ll have to walk out to the street there anyway, or walk on the beach itself, which might mean your shoes get wet and sandy depending on the tide. I found this out the hard way.
I love that walk and have done it more times than I can remember.
