Kapalua Villas is a very nice, ritzy area to stay at. Probably the nicest place we have ever stayed during our past 4 trips to Hawaii. Getting to the condo is tricky, but if you google 500 Kapalua Dr it will get you there. Then you will have to find the 17V2 unit on your own. Our google map wouldn't help us with that part. But we found it just fine even in the dark. Drive to Kapalua Bay the first time and watch for a route you can walk to later. Once you figure that out its only about a 10 min walk to the beach. If dragging gear down - just drive it. The condo is very nicely furnished with about everything you need. A few things I can remember you might need - A cheese grater ! the stores we went too had no bagged grated cheese. There are a few spices. We left behind - Lemon pepper, salt/pepper, honey. The veg oil/canola oil was almost gone. Non stick spray you might want on your grocery list- there was none. Garlic salt or powder might need to be on your list also. There are plenty of pots and pans and dishes, silverware, cups, etc. NO rice cooker, No grill. GREAT Kitchen and dining area. Great living room and huge patio with a very beautiful view. Bedrooms and bathrooms also were perfect!!!!! Napilii market is within a 5 mins drive if you forget stuff or need additional items through out your stay. If you do kapalua zip lines - the check in office is just around the corner. There were 12 nice beach towels, 2 boogie boards, nice big cooler, lawn chairs. We used them and so glad to have them available. Everyone loved the beds! Some of the activities we did were - Maui Wave Rider surf lessons out of Lahiana, Kapalua Ziplines, West Maui Parasailing out of Lahiana, QuickSilver Lanaii snorkel Cruise. All of these companies did an amazing job and we would highly recommend them again!!!! Our only disappointment was the Lanaii snorkel cruise. We had heard so much about the amazing snorkeling there, but were very disappointed once we got out and snorkelled. Not much too see. We saw much more snorkelling at Kapalua Bay, Honolua Bay and Ahihi preserve (South of Makena beach)- haven't heard great things about Molokini either. I think there are just too too many people. Save the money and just snorkel around the island at the above mentioned places. Another place to snorkel at is Napilii Bay way too the right. Obviously, timing is also another factor. We were there June 10-18th. The crew on our snorkel cruise, zipline, parasail were AWESOME!!!! We loved it all. If you want a good LUAU book the Old Lahiana Luau at least three months in advance. We did not know this and ended up going to the Sheraton for theirs. It was good with a really nice buffet style dinner. The show...