What is the prettiest beach on the Big Island?


What is the prettiest beach on the Big Island?

All Big Island Beaches
  • Makalawena Beach - #1 Best Beach on the Big Island.
  • Two-Step Snorkeling.
  • Kealakekua Bay.
  • Manini'owali Beach at Kua Bay - #3 Best Beach on the Big Island.
  • Ai'opio Beach.
  • Kona Coast Kekaha Kai State Park - #6 Best Beach on the Big Island.
  • Kiholo Bay Scenic Overlook.
  • Alula Beach.


What is the most beautiful black sand beach in Hawaii?

Punalu?u takes the top spot on this list for its combination of location, sand quality, wildlife, and conveniences, including lifeguards, restrooms, vendors, water fountains, and ample parking. Just a short ride from Hawai?i Volcanoes National Park, Punalu?u offers some of the highest quality black sand in the islands.


What side of the Big Island has better weather?

West Side: Eternal Sunshine, World-Class Snorkeling, and a More Developed Coastline. In contrast to the more tropical environment of the east side, the west coast of the Big Island is known for its noticeably drier climate.


Is the Big Island as nice as Maui?

Big Island offers the widest variety of experiences for authentic Hawaiian experiences. Maui is perfect for you if you're looking for an island with a more miniature landscape but plenty of outdoor activities.


Where is this gorgeous black sand beach?

Nestled on the shoreline between Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Naalehu town on the Big Island, Punalu'u is perhaps the world's most famous black sand beach, and an absolute must-visit for anyone living on or vacationing to the Big Island.


Where do the rich live in the Big Island?

Kukio 8,000+ sq. Known to many as the billionaire getaway, Kukio is Hawaii's most exclusive community. Open only to homeowners and their guests – you can't enter the gates without the express approval of a homeowner.


Is there a beach with purple sand?

One of the main highlights of Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur is the famous purple sand. Erosion of the cliffs above, which contain Manganese garnet rocks, is responsible for the incredible plum-like colors you see here.


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