Parc d'État Kekaha Kai

#blue 50 Shades of Blue - Manini'owali Beach at Kua Bay, part of Kekaha Kai State Park, is another of the very pretty Hawaii Big Island beaches, with fine white sand that slopes gently to the beautiful clear turquoise water. The swimming here is awesome when the ocean is calm, and there can be some decent snorkeling along the rocky outcroppings at either end of the beach. During certain times of the year, particularly the summer months, the beautiful soft sand covers the entire beach from north to south. More lava rocks become exposed in the winter months as sand is carried out with the surf. Be aware of those rocks in the shallows when boogie boarding or body surfing. This is a good place to have water shoes to navigate across the rocks. Manini'owali Beach is one of the nicer Big Island beaches that is easy to reach from Kailua-Kona. You can practically drive right to the beach, and some days it seems everyone on the Big Island knows it! If you arrive later in the day, parking can be a little crazy, especially on weekends. As you approach the beach you may see cars lined up down the road. You may have to walk down the road a bit but don't worry; there's plenty of room on the beach! There is a rocky shoreline trail at the northern end of the beach that leads to another of our favorite Hawaii beaches, spectacular Kikaua Beach to the north. The trail winds through a lava field and across a coral beach less than a mile to scenic Kikaua Point.
#blue 50 Shades of Blue - Manini'owali Beach at Kua Bay, part of Kekaha Kai State Park, is another of the very pretty Hawaii Big Island beaches, with fine white sand that slopes gently to the beautiful clear turquoise water. The swimming here is awesome when the ocean is calm, and there can be some decent snorkeling along the rocky outcroppings at either end of the beach. During certain times of the year, particularly the summer months, the beautiful soft sand covers the entire beach from north to south. More lava rocks become exposed in the winter months as sand is carried out with the surf. Be aware of those rocks in the shallows when boogie boarding or body surfing. This is a good place to have water shoes to navigate across the rocks. Manini'owali Beach is one of the nicer Big Island beaches that is easy to reach from Kailua-Kona. You can practically drive right to the beach, and some days it seems everyone on the Big Island knows it! If you arrive later in the day, parking can be a little crazy, especially on weekends. As you approach the beach you may see cars lined up down the road. You may have to walk down the road a bit but don't worry; there's plenty of room on the beach! There is a rocky shoreline trail at the northern end of the beach that leads to another of our favorite Hawaii beaches, spectacular Kikaua Beach to the north. The trail winds through a lava field and across a coral beach less than a mile to scenic Kikaua Point.
Manini'owali Beach at Kua Bay, part of Kekaha Kai State Park, is another of the very pretty Hawaii Big Island beaches, with fine white sand that slopes gently to the beautiful clear turquoise water. The swimming here is awesome when the ocean is calm, and there can be some decent snorkeling along the rocky outcroppings at either end of the beach. During certain times of the year, particularly the summer months, the beautiful soft sand covers the entire beach from north to south. More lava rocks become exposed in the winter months as sand is carried out with the surf. Be aware of those rocks in the shallows when boogie boarding or body surfing. This is a good place to have water shoes to navigate across the rocks. Manini'owali Beach is one of the nicer Big Island beaches that is easy to reach from Kailua-Kona. You can practically drive right to the beach, and some days it seems everyone on the Big Island knows it! If you arrive later in the day, parking can be a little crazy, especially on weekends. As you approach the beach you may see cars lined up down the road. You may have to walk down the road a bit but don't worry; there's plenty of room on the beach! There is a rocky shoreline trail at the northern end of the beach that leads to another of our favorite Hawaii beaches, spectacular Kikaua Beach to the north. The trail winds through a lava field and across a coral beach less than a mile to scenic Kikaua Point.
Turtle in Hawai'i. Really nice beach to hang out, white sand and clear water!
One of the most picturesque bay on The Big Island, Hawai’i🌴 Kua Bay🌊

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L'île d'Hawaï en une journée : excursion en petit groupe, volcans et cascad...

L'île d'Hawaï en une journée : excursion en petit groupe, volcans et cascad...

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L'île d'Hawaï en une journée : excursion en petit groupe, volcans et cascad...S’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet.

Animaux et nature

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Une expérience inoubliable de plongée nocturne avec les raies manta

Une expérience inoubliable de plongée nocturne avec les raies manta

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Une expérience inoubliable de plongée nocturne avec les raies mantaS’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet.

Visites privées et personnalisées

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Visite privée de la côte de Kona en hélicoptère: Tous les sièges à fenêtre

Visite privée de la côte de Kona en hélicoptère: Tous les sièges à fenêtre

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Visite privée de la côte de Kona en hélicoptère: Tous les sièges à fenêtreS’ouvre dans un nouvel onglet.

Mariages et lunes de Miel

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Lei de lune de miel à l'aéroport de Kona

Lei de lune de miel à l'aéroport de Kona

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Les endroits populaires à visiter

We discovered this serene little beach last month. After turning off the highway there is a 2 mile drive over rocky unpaved terrain, but if you take it slow any kind of car should be able to traverse it. Our compact rental car did great. There is a parking area, and then a trail through the lava fields to the beach

Plage de Mahai'ula Beach

Envie d'un séjour 100 % détente ? Kailua-Kona abrite juste ce qu'il vous faut : Plage de Mahai'ula Beach !Explorez la région et découvrez son bord de mer ou offrez-vous une pause au plus près de la nature grâce à ses couchers de soleil.

Plage de Mahai'ula Beach
After a very bad road of 2 miles in between lava fields, you get tovthid amazing black sand beach, with nearly no-one, just a few turtles 🐢

Plage de Makalawena

Envie d'un séjour 100 % détente ? Makalawena abrite juste ce qu'il vous faut : Plage de Makalawena !Découvrez ce que vous réserve cette destination et baladez-vous le long de son bord de mer ou admirez ses couchers de soleil.

Plage de Makalawena
#blue 50 Shades of Blue - Manini'owali Beach at Kua Bay, part of Kekaha Kai State Park, is another of the very pretty Hawaii Big Island beaches, with fine white sand that slopes gently to the beautiful clear turquoise water. The swimming here is awesome when the ocean is calm, and there can be some decent snorkeling along the rocky outcroppings at either end of the beach. During certain times of the year, particularly the summer months, the beautiful soft sand covers the entire beach from north to south. More lava rocks become exposed in the winter months as sand is carried out with the surf. Be aware of those rocks in the shallows when boogie boarding or body surfing. This is a good place to have water shoes to navigate across the rocks. Manini'owali Beach is one of the nicer Big Island beaches that is easy to reach from Kailua-Kona. You can practically drive right to the beach, and some days it seems everyone on the Big Island knows it! If you arrive later in the day, parking can be a little crazy, especially on weekends. As you approach the beach you may see cars lined up down the road. You may have to walk down the road a bit but don't worry; there's plenty of room on the beach! There is a rocky shoreline trail at the northern end of the beach that leads to another of our favorite Hawaii beaches, spectacular Kikaua Beach to the north. The trail winds through a lava field and across a coral beach less than a mile to scenic Kikaua Point.

Plage Manini'owali

Envie d'un séjour 100 % détente ? Kailua-Kona abrite juste ce qu'il vous faut : Plage Manini'owali !Profitez de votre séjour au cœur de cette région tranquille pour jeter un coup d’œil à ses spas.

Plage Manini'owali
Kua Bay qui includes plage de sable et ville côtière

Kua Bay (baie)

Sortez des sentiers battus pour découvrir l'une des côtes les plus paisibles d'Hawaï.

Kua Bay (baie)
A weathered statue of the Hawaii god Ku. Ku is the god of war and prosperity.

Kailua-Kona Beaches

Pourquoi ne pas profiter de votre séjour à Kaupulehu pour découvrir Kailua-Kona Beaches et vous accorder un après-midi de détente ?Profitez de votre séjour dans ce lieu reposant pour vous offrir une balade le long de ses plages ou découvrir ses spas.

Kailua-Kona Beaches

Mahaiula Bay

Entrez en communion avec la nature et prenez un bon bol d'air à Mahaiula Bay en explorant Kailua-Kona. Parcourez la région et découvrez ses boutiques ou profitez de votre séjour pour vous adonner à différentes activités telles que le snorkeling.

Mahaiula Bay

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