What blows my mind is that at the time of writing this has a 4.1 star rating. I understand that some people feel a kinship or a nostalgia that everything from their childhood is amazing, but it's not always the case. Reviewing this completely subjectively the beach isn't up to par to compete with any of the others on island unless you go here for the light surf. Essentially this place is a homeless encampment with a nice view. If I were to guess I would say there are about 6 or 7 hundred pounds of trash in differing degrees of decomp littered around the area, either in trash bags or just floating around on the ground. The beach has a lot of potential to be a good hidden beach, but it seems that the locals who "love this beach" may be the ones that trash it. Can't blame that on tourism. Hopefully the locals gain a sense of pride and enforce their environment and clean it up, you know, "keep Hawaii, Hawaii" I'm all for it, but for now it's all talk and no action.