Sustainability & Community Engagement at Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa
Sustainability & Community Engagement
At Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa, we are committed to reducing our environmental impact and supporting the community in which we are located. Enjoy elevated oceanfront bliss overlooking the shores of Ka'anapali Beach while knowing your stay is responsibly managed.
At Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa, we are committed to reducing our environmental impact and supporting the community in which we are located. Enjoy elevated oceanfront bliss overlooking the shores of Ka'anapali Beach while knowing your stay is responsibly managed.
Our Ka’anapali resort’s 508 guestrooms and suites incorporate practices that help the resort be energy efficient and mindful of its environmental impact. SMART thermostats are connected to door locks to maximize efficiency, and guest bathrooms include large-format refillable soap, shampoo, and conditioner, replacing wasteful small plastic bottles.
Our Maui resort’s PV system is approximately 250 kW, with over 1100 solar panels and offsets about 10% of our electrical usage.
Our resort partners with Maui organizations to support sustainable community development and provide aid in times of need. Treecovery Hawaii, Maui Food Bank, Maui Humane Society, and more. Enjoy a more meaningful getaway by giving back during your visit. From beach cleanups and reforestation to taking a shelter pup out for the day, connect more deeply with Maui through impactful experiences.
Hawaii is one of the most isolated archipelagos on earth and our coral reefs are home to unique marine life found nowhere else on the planet. To help protect our reefs, choose only mineral sunscreens made with ‘non-nanotized’ zinc oxide or titanium dioxide — natural mineral ingredients. Only mineral sunscreens are allowed in Maui County. Mahalo for supporting our efforts to protect Maui's reefs.
Pu‘u Keka‘a (Black Rock) is one of the top snorkeling destinations on Maui and is home to an array of tropical marine life, vibrant coral reefs and the beautiful honu (green sea turtle). Honu are native to Hawaii and are protected under State and Federal laws, and should be respected and enjoyed from a minimum distance of 10 feet.
Doing Good in Every Direction