Kahana Bay Beach Park

Nice little pullout. The sea splashing onto the parking spots was pretty cool. Beautiful view. Worth the stop.

Incredibly convenient, quiet, clean beach! Very small waves perfect for small children to play in. It wasn’t very busy and had plenty of parking and portapotties for use. Swimming in the relatively shallow bay, looking at the mountains around on three sides was incredible and very serene. The local rowing team came out to practice in the evening and were really fun to watch too! Overall, an excellent place to spend some time on the beach and in the water!

Beautiful beach, less people than more well known beaches. Gentle waves. Shallow and sandy for a long ways out into the water. Porta-potties, showers, and changing areas. Nearby boat dock.

Good beach for kids with shallow gentle waves.

Camping: great straight-up on-the-beach spot, it requires a simple permit but there's no campground host. There's not much space or separation between sites, they're just all in a row. Very windy but not chilly. There's outdoor water supply, unsure if potable but convenient for washing off sand. Didn't stay long enough in daylight to see if there were any bathrooms on site. Also the bus stop is right behind campsite 2

We rented kayaks nearby and kayaked the river which led to kahana bay. We spent a good couple hours between the bay and the river and had a blast.

A beautiful part of the island that sees very little tourism, it's a true spot for the locals. A very clean beach, despite the amount of local foot traffic in the area which is always awesome to see. Waves are calm and the sand isn't too rocky. This is definitely a relaxation/BBQ beach than a surf/swim beach.

Kahana Beach Park turned out to be an excellent decision for us. After indulging in some delicious acai bowls from Coconut Joe, we decided to make our way to this park, and it was a moment of pure serendipity. This park offers a combination of tranquility and stunning views that make it an ideal spot to relax and savor your food. We found a quiet spot to sit down, and as we enjoyed our acai bowls, we were treated to the soothing ambiance of the park. What made it even more special was the relative lack of crowds during our visit, allowing us to relish the peacefulness even more. Although we hadn’t planned for a swim and didn’t have swimwear, we decided to kick off our shoes and let the sand and gentle waves embrace our feet. It was a simple yet delightful experience, reminding us of the joys of being close to nature. Kahana Beach Park is a hidden treasure for those seeking a peaceful moment by the shore. Whether you come here with swimwear ready or just want to enjoy the sand and beach like we did, it’s a place we highly recommend for its serene beauty and relaxed atmosphere.

Nice little pullout. The sea splashing onto the parking spots was pretty cool. Beautiful view. Worth the stop.

Incredibly convenient, quiet, clean beach! Very small waves perfect for small children to play in. It wasn’t very busy and had plenty of parking and portapotties for use. Swimming in the relatively shallow bay, looking at the mountains around on three sides was incredible and very serene. The local rowing team came out to practice in the evening and were really fun to watch too! Overall, an excellent place to spend some time on the beach and in the water!

Beautiful beach, less people than more well known beaches. Gentle waves. Shallow and sandy for a long ways out into the water. Porta-potties, showers, and changing areas. Nearby boat dock.

Good beach for kids with shallow gentle waves.

Camping: great straight-up on-the-beach spot, it requires a simple permit but there's no campground host. There's not much space or separation between sites, they're just all in a row. Very windy but not chilly. There's outdoor water supply, unsure if potable but convenient for washing off sand. Didn't stay long enough in daylight to see if there were any bathrooms on site. Also the bus stop is right behind campsite 2

We rented kayaks nearby and kayaked the river which led to kahana bay. We spent a good couple hours between the bay and the river and had a blast.

A beautiful part of the island that sees very little tourism, it's a true spot for the locals. A very clean beach, despite the amount of local foot traffic in the area which is always awesome to see. Waves are calm and the sand isn't too rocky. This is definitely a relaxation/BBQ beach than a surf/swim beach.

Kahana Beach Park turned out to be an excellent decision for us. After indulging in some delicious acai bowls from Coconut Joe, we decided to make our way to this park, and it was a moment of pure serendipity. This park offers a combination of tranquility and stunning views that make it an ideal spot to relax and savor your food. We found a quiet spot to sit down, and as we enjoyed our acai bowls, we were treated to the soothing ambiance of the park. What made it even more special was the relative lack of crowds during our visit, allowing us to relish the peacefulness even more. Although we hadn’t planned for a swim and didn’t have swimwear, we decided to kick off our shoes and let the sand and gentle waves embrace our feet. It was a simple yet delightful experience, reminding us of the joys of being close to nature. Kahana Beach Park is a hidden treasure for those seeking a peaceful moment by the shore. Whether you come here with swimwear ready or just want to enjoy the sand and beach like we did, it’s a place we highly recommend for its serene beauty and relaxed atmosphere.