Hanalei Bay is a two-mile-long crescent-shaped bay that offers activities for the whole family. The center of the bay is known as Pavilions and is a famous beach for swimming, surfing, and boogie boarding. Lifeguards, man, this section of the beach. A large pavilion, restrooms, showers, and BBQ areas make this an accessible spot for the whole family to enjoy a day at the beach.
Visit Hanalei Bay Pavilion in the summer, where sailboats from around the world anchor in the bay on their last stop before heading back to the west coast from Mexico or the South Pacific. The two-mile-long horseshoe-shaped beach is a great spot to exercise daily with a walk or run. There always needs to be more activity on Hanalei Bay.
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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