Kealoha Beach Park — Attraction in Hawaii

This was on our way to Carlsmith Beach Park, but we stopped at a beach we’d noticed earlier. The parking lot runs along the ocean and the road—it’s long and narrow, but can accommodate quite a few cars in parallel. The waves were high, but the view was beautiful. On the left side facing the ocean, we saw a set of steps leading down into a lagoon-like area, so we entered from there. As soon as we got in, it was too deep to stand, and the water wasn’t very clear, so it was hard to tell how deep it was. We snorkeled a bit farther out, but didn’t see any fish that day, so we soon turned back. James Kealoha Beach Park is said to have public restrooms, showers, benches, picnic pavilions, and even lifeguards on duty, which makes it seem like a safe and well-equipped place. There’s also a nearby seafood restaurant and an aqua farm, so it sounds like a convenient spot to stop...

Quiet - beautiful water - limited sand or sitting area. Bring chairs and blankets for the grass area or a blanket for the lava rocks. Nene birds are coming back to this area due to the clean up across the road. The pond is a natural habitat for them and it’s so great they are back! (Ideally do not allow them to eat human food or...

It is so quiet and peaceful if you get there early in the morning. I saw people snorkeling and two gentlemen painting scenery. I don't normally swim here because it is always so crowded and I can find other spots around the...