Keahole Point

Keahole Point on Hawaii's Big Island offers visitors an enthralling and fascinating geological location that captivates with beauty and scientific curiosity alike. Renowned for its stunning coastline, spectacular volcanic formations, and abundance of marine life - Keahole Point attracts nature enthusiasts, photographers, researchers and many others who appreciate both beauty and science equally.

At Keahole Point, visitors are treated to stunning panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean with its waves crashing against rough lava rocks that line its coastline. This area is dominated by ancient flows of lava that have solidified into beautiful patterns, textures and intricate designs over time, offering visitors a stunning background for exploration and discovery.

Keahole Point's most striking characteristic is its lava tubes - underground tunnels formed from flowing lava that has since hardened. These amazing formations give visitors a peek into its past while offering adventurous souls a chance to discover depths beneath our planet's surface.

Keahole Point offers geological wonders as well as marine wildlife. Its waters are home to colorful coral reefs, exotic fish, and other fascinating aquatic organisms making this location an excellent place for snorkeling, diving and wildlife observation.

Keahole Point not only boasts natural wonders, but is also significant to Hawaiian culture, where native peoples have for generations taken comfort from both sea and land as sources of nourishment on their spiritual path. Visitors will gain an education into Hawaiian traditions and beliefs as part of Hawaiian tradition; visitors can gain an appreciation of what this rich cultural environment brings them.

Keahole Point offers an unforgettable experience that will create lasting memories. Come join the excitement, relaxation or discovering more of Hawaii's culture and natural history at Keahole Point! You won't forget it anytime soon.


Facts about Keahole Point

Alternate Names: Keahole Bay, Keahole-Kona International Airport
Location: Western coast of the Big Island of Hawaii
Parking: Available parking areas near the point
Access: Accessible by car via Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway (Highway 19)
Dangers: Strong currents, sharp lava rocks, potential for rough ocean conditions
Amenities: Restrooms, picnic areas, interpretive signage
Activities: Snorkeling, diving, hiking, wildlife viewing, photography
Scenic Qualities: Dramatic lava formations, panoramic ocean views, rugged coastline
Wildlife and Natural Features: Coral reefs, tropical fish, marine mammals, lava tubes
Cultural or Historical Significance: Indigenous Hawaiian cultural sites, traditional fishing grounds
Seasonal Information: Best visited during calm weather conditions; whale watching possible in winter months
Family Friendliness: Suitable for families with older children
Nearby Attractions: Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority (NELHA), Kona International Airport, Kailua-Kona town

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Price: Free
Location
Kailua-Kona, Big Island