All Beaches in Big Island

"Punalu'u Black Sand Beach is the largest black sand beach in the state. Located south of the Volcanoes National Park on the coastal ...

Pauoa Bay has the most reliably safe waters in all of The Big Island. In fact, you might not even think the beach is connected to the ...

The west coast of the Big Island is anchored by Kona, and the entire area features reliably hot, dry and pleasant tropical weather. As an ...

Puako Bay, on The Big Island’s reliably hot and dry west coast, doesn’t have much beach. In fact, there’s only a small strip of white ...

"Aiopio Beach is rich in archaeological and cultural sites These two beaches are located not far from Kona town. Protected by a large ...

Makalawena Beach is one of the state of Hawaii’s best beaches, but you’ll have to earn its beauty. You’ll need to gear up before ...

"Hapuna Beach is practically a legend on the Big Island. In fact many people believe that Hapuna Beach is the most beautiful beach to be ...

The ocean has eaten away at one of the Big Island's many cinder cones. Through years of battering surf, the cinder cone has broken down ...

Kealakekua Bay is a protect marine park. There is no beach, the bay is crowned by a lava shelf and swimming isn’t a good idea save for ...

Beach 69 sits right in the middle of a 15-mile coastal loop trail, so you might see some intrepid hikers cooling off in the bay.

Swimming is not advisable as the Pacific Ocean is rather violent at Kalae, and the cliffs are commonly battered with powerful trade winds.

As viewed from the air, the next beautiful beach to be found north of the Mauna Lani in Waikoloa is the gorgeous beach found in front of ...