Don’t fret, though it is not as scary as it sounds. Visitors can only access Honokohau Beach via a 65-meter walk on lava rock. If you have extra time, be sure to visit the historical Big Island park here and see the “salt and pepper” sand beach there. The waters are 89% clear, which means that they are perfect for snorkeling and swimming. Located directly south of the Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, this is one of the few beaches in Kona where dogs are allowed off-leash. Enjoy swimming, bodyboarding, snorkeling, etc.īe sure to pack a light backpack with drinking water, snacks, a beach blanket, and an umbrella. What you’ll find at the end of your hike is a stunning white sand beach: a private stretch of shoreline surrounded by rugged lava rock. From there, you’ll need to hike about two miles to get to the beach. You have to drive down on an off-road vehicle, which you will need to park at a nearby beach’s parking lot. Makalawena Beach is devoid of crowds because it is only accessible via a hiking trail. This is perfect for a solo traveler or an active couple looking to have a quiet beach day.
In addition, the waters are sheltered and shallow, making it an excellent spot for kids to splash around in. The beach offers various fun water activities and is a perfect location for swimming, paddle boarding, and snorkeling. It is right behind the Courtyard Marriott King Kamehameha Kona Beach Hotel, which is a great accommodation choice for families. Nicely tucked between the Kailua Pier and dense rocks, this white sand beach is serene and perfect for tourists looking to enjoy an exclusive beach experience in Kona. It is an excellent location for kayaking, snorkeling, diving, and sometimes, you get to see spinner dolphins around the bay! King Kamehameha / Kamakahonu BeachĪlso known as King Kam Beach, this is one of the best beaches in Kona for families with kids. Loved by locals and tourists alike, Kealakekua Bay features clear waters that are home to different tropical fish species. This historic site is where Captain James Cook, the first British explorer to come to Hawaii, landed.Ĭook arrived in Hawaii in 1778 and was killed right on the bay a year later during a skirmish with Native Hawaiians. Kealakekua Bay is a Marine Life Conservation District located about 12 miles from Kailua Village.
Hawaii Big Island Helicopter Flight from Kona.Hawaii Volcanoes National Park + Kona Coffee Farm (my top pick!).Morning (or Afternoon) Kealakekua Snorkel Tour.Mauna Kea Summit and Stars (Small group tour).If you’re traveling to Kona last minute, you want to ensure you have lodging ahead of time! Below are some of our top picks in town!
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