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Halawa
Beach Park
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Highway 450, Halawa
Halawa Beach Park is actually made up of two beaches
- Kama'alaea Beach (the curved beach on the left)
and Kawilli Beach (the rocky, more exposed beach on
the right). The two beaches together form a curved
bay-type area at this eastern end of the island. Both
beaches are usually calm in the summer. However, the
winter months bring large waves and this becomes an
excellent surfing beach.
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Excellent area for picnics and fishing.
The Halawa Stream flows into the Kawilli Beach. This
stream is often full and wide due to the heavy rains
in the mountains above.
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The drive to Halawa Beach is well
worth the trip. The view of the ocean and the neighbor
island of Maui is inspiring.
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Useful Information cont.:
- Use EXTREME CAUTION before entering the water
- Excellent surfing area in winter
- Rocky and sandy beach areas
- Gentle slope to shoreline into deeper waters
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DIRECTIONS:
Take Highway 450 to the end of the road at Halawa. Cross
the bridge and follow the rough road to the gravel parking
area. The two beaches are about 100 yards ahead. |
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These large rocks are extremely slippery. |
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One of the two beaches you can relax
on in Halawa Valley.
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When you park at the deadend, just walk
to the right and you will find this secluded beach |
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This beach rarely gets more than
one person on it any given day.
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