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Shark's
Cove
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Highway 440, South Lanai
These rich, red rocks get their color from the
large quantities of iron in the lava. The striking
red walls are offset by the sandy white beach and
dark blue ocean. Shark's Cove is located next to
Shark's
Bay and is separated by a low, rocky
outcropping.
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The cove and the bay area is very
rocky and makes for poor swimming, but the area is
secluded and perfect for a picnic, a hike or just
sunbathing.
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Both Shark's Bay and Shark's Cove
are located to the left of Hulopo'e
Beach and afford an excellent view of Pu'u
Pehe Rock and the coastline. |
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Useful Information:
- Secluded, sandy beach
- Poor swimming
- Strong currents and numerous rock
- No lifeguard
- No facilities at this bay but complete facilities
located at the nearby Hulopo'e Beach
- Great views of the coast and Pu'u Pehe Rock
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DIRECTIONS:
Take Highway 440 south from Lanai City approximately
13 miles. Follow the signs to the Hulopo'e Beach Park.
Take the trail to the left of the beach to the Shark's
Bay and Shark's Cove. |
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Beautiful views of much of the southern
coast can be seen from the low seacliffs surrounding
Shark's Bay and Shark's Cove.
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This area is poor for swimming due to
strong currents and numerous rocks. |
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The higher seacliff seen here is
the perfect vantage point to view Pu'u
Pehe Tomb. |
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