Ha'ena Beach Park

Review & FAQ:

• Where is Ha'ena Beach Park located?
  • Ha'ena Beach Park, also referred to as Maniniholo Beach, is a popular northern shoreline beach that stands in the shadow of the stunning Mount Makana, immortalized as Bali Ha'i in the 1949 musical South Pacific.
• Why is Ha'ena Beach Park named Maniniholo Beach?
  • The beach is named in honor of its large populations of convict fish.
• What activities are popular at Ha'ena Beach Park?
  • The beach is a prime North Shore spot for swimming and snorkeling during calm water conditions.
• Is Ha'ena Beach Park safe for swimming year-round?
  • No, visitors should be advised that high winter surfs make water conditions dangerous for entry.

Good to know: On dry land, beachgoers can relax on pristine golden sands or explore the unique terrain of Maniholo Dry Cave.

What's nearby? Nearby, the 5.5-acre Ha'ena Beach Park offers permit campsites, day-use picnic sites, and launching-off points for backpackers exploring the natural wonders of the nearby Kalalau Valley.

HI-560, Kapaa, HI 96746

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐