Kauai Haena Beach

Haena Beach is presently open after the noteworthy floods in 2018. See our refreshed North Shore Kauai street news which incorporates new parking guidelines and Shuttle data. For the benefit of our island network, we thank you for your kokua during this time.

Inside a short stroll of our Kauai get-away rentals at Ha'ena, there is a trio of North Shore Kauai beaches to investigate that are for the most part tough, lively and include a stupendous submerged world. We have expounded on Tunnels Beach and Ke'e Beach previously, leaving the turquoise waters of Ha'ena for last. This bow molded beach is found just 8 miles from the Princeville Resort and a beautiful 5 miles from our beachfront Hanalei rentals. Its rich mountain scenery and exquisite sand will be carved in your brain until the end of time.

There are three beaches near to the Haena Beach Park, they are Tunnels Beach, Ha'ena Beach, and Ke'e beach.

You will discover simple parking at Ha'ena Beach and furthermore showers, bathrooms, outdoor tables and grill offices. Ha'ena has a lifeguard too with the most refreshed sea wellbeing data. A short separation past is Ha'ena State Park. It incorporates Ke'e Beach, the beginning of the Kalalau Trail on the Na Pali Coast, ocean buckles over 4,000 years of age and access to an old Heihau committed to Hula. Additionally in a similar zone is Limahuli, a celebrated Kauai garden picked in 1997 as the best professional flowerbed in the United States.

Ha'ena deciphers from Hawaiian as "super hot."

There are two reefs, Makua Reef toward the east and Hauwa Reef toward the west, yet none ensures this celebrated beach independent from anyone else. You will need to utilize alert in winter because of the amazing tear current. In summer you can appreciate swimming and the absolute best Kauai swimming at Ha'ena and its neighbor, Tunnels Beach. Remember that the foreshore of Ha'ena Beach is constantly steep in light of the yearly high surf and be cautious when entering.

Following a day at Ha'ena Beach, we recommend strolling over the way to Maniniholo Dry Cave for a Kauai family action. The children will cherish investigating this cavern that is profound and expansive and not very frightening. The high cavern roof makes a breezy inclination and is a pleasant break from the sun.

Headings to Ha'ena Beach Park.

Take Highway 560 west from our Princeville Resort rentals and search for mile marker 9 in the little network of Ha'ena. You will be around 5 miles from our oceanfront Hanalei rentals and 8 miles from the Princeville Resort.

We welcome you to leave a remark about Ha'ena Beach Park and pose inquiries.

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Haena Beach Park is the passage for Tunnels beach, found around 700 yards toward the east of the parking zone. Throughout the mid year months when the sea is quiet Haena Beach Park can offer great swimming, yet the beach is presented to vast sea and has an inconsistent beach break. Winter months only from time to time offer great swimming; rather most guests will make the trek up the beach to Tunnels for swimming or swimming in reef secured waters.

Haena Beach Park incorporates a camp ground and the beach is additionally directed by lifeguards. The Maniniholo cavern is over the road..

Haena Beach is a window into paradise where lavish tropical wilderness meets white sand beaches and turquoise waters. The well known and truly unmistakable Mount Makana (Bali Hai) lingers affectingly above Haena Beach and offers an awesome setting for dusk and photograph openings.

Haena Beach Park offers great swimming and swimming during quiet conditions. This is an enjoyment beach to investigate and do a touch of beach-brushing and extraordinary shell gathering. Throughout the winter months the surf can be incredibly enormous causing risky shore-break and solid flows. You can watch from shore as experienced water-people ride these stunning mammoth waves.

Haena Beach Park has a lifeguard station, bathrooms showers and campgrounds. Outdoors grant as it were. One of the mainstream North Shore attractions the Maniniholo dry cavern is over the road from Haena Beach Park.