When the Sea Watch Restaurant opened in Hawaii on the island of Maui in January of 1994, diners were immediately enticed by its inviting ambience. Several unique dining areas flow gently into each other and into the lush, tropical vistas that make up the Wailea coastline. The expansive interior, adorned with the bold, vivid paintings of renowned Maui artist Jan Kasprzycki, is complemented by white-washed oak tables and chairs upholstered in soft pastels. Majestic palms and island flora add to the lush, tropical feel of The Sea Watch.

The Grille Room is highlighted by two large murals painted by well-known Big Island artist, Arthur Johnson, both depicting the natural beauty of the scenery surrounding the restaurant. Large glass doors welcome in Maui's warm tradewinds. Stepping through the doors brings diners to the restaurant's lanai, where al fresco dining is enjoyed throughout the year. The lanai offers stunning views of the islands of Molokini and Kaho'olawe, as well as the rich green landscape that reaches up to Haleakala Crater. Spectacular sunsets light up the Maui skies each evening, and humpback whales are a familiar sight in the Maui waters throughout winter and spring.

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