• Lifeguarded

    Yes

  • Good For

    Swimming, Snorkeling, Surfing, Relaxing, Watching sunset, Beach walking

This is Haena Beach Park not to be confused with Haena State Park where Ke’e Beach and the start of the Napali Coast trail is located. Reservations are required to access Haena State Park at www.gohaena.com

Haena Beach is a slice of heaven where a lush tropical jungle meets white sand beaches and turquoise waters. The popular and very recognizable Mount Makana (Bali Hai) looms mysteriously above Haena Beach and offers a spectacular backdrop for sunsets and photo opportunities.

Haena Beach Park offers good swimming and snorkeling during calm conditions. Haena Beach is a fun beach to explore and do a bit of beach-combing and outstanding shell collecting. During the winter, the surf can be huge, causing dangerous shore-break and strong currents. You can watch from shore as experienced water men and women ride these awe-inspiring giant waves.

Haena Beach Park has a lifeguard station, restrooms, showers, and campsites. Camping permit only. One popular North Shore attraction is the Maniniholo dry cave across the street from Haena Beach Park.


Beach Safety

  • Choose beaches with a lifeguard.
  • Before entering the water check for any warning signs indicating hazardous conditions.
  • Avoid swimming during high surf.
  • Never swim alone.
  • Never allow small children to swim or play in water unattended.
  • Never swim in murky water and never swim in river mouths.
  • Never turn your back on the ocean, an unexpected wave can knock you down and drag you out.
  • Listen to weather and surf forecasts on local radio or check the surf report
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