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Only undertake ocean activities when a lifeguard is present, or go with professionals and certified watermen. Check conditions before you go out and look for ocean hazards such as rip currents, rocks and shorebreaks. Swim with a buddy.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

Hāpuna History Hāpuna was originally an ancient Hawaiian settlement; numerous archaeological sites dot the area along the coastal trail. During WWII, the 2nd Am Trac Marine Battalion established Camp Henry C. Drewes at Hāpuna, where until May of 1944 they would train and recover from battle.

Description. Landscaped beach park with swimming during calm seas, bodysurfing during periods of shore breaks, sunbathing and other beach-related activities, picnicking and shelter lodging opportunities.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Hapuna Beach is on many lists of the best beaches of the Big Island, and even all of the Hawaiian Islands. It's a large beach that's over 1/3 mile long and has room for everyone. If the waves aren't too big, kids and families will be playing in the surf.

Recurring leaks since 2018 caused the beach's facilities to finally shut down in Oct. 2022 after over 40 repair attempts, ing to the Department of Land and Natural Resources.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

On a clear day, like Sunday, from Honolulu's east side, you can see nearly all of Maui County: Molokai, Haleakala, and Lanai.

There's a walking trail that runs along the cliffs behind the beach with some nice overlook spots, and the island of Maui is visible on clear days. Come discover how extraordinary Hapuna Beach is for yourself and decide if it makes your list of best beaches in America.

Only undertake ocean activities when a lifeguard is present, or go with professionals and certified watermen. Check conditions before you go out and look for ocean hazards such as rip currents, rocks and shorebreaks. Swim with a buddy.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

Hāpuna History Hāpuna was originally an ancient Hawaiian settlement; numerous archaeological sites dot the area along the coastal trail. During WWII, the 2nd Am Trac Marine Battalion established Camp Henry C. Drewes at Hāpuna, where until May of 1944 they would train and recover from battle.

Description. Landscaped beach park with swimming during calm seas, bodysurfing during periods of shore breaks, sunbathing and other beach-related activities, picnicking and shelter lodging opportunities.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Hapuna Beach is on many lists of the best beaches of the Big Island, and even all of the Hawaiian Islands. It's a large beach that's over 1/3 mile long and has room for everyone. If the waves aren't too big, kids and families will be playing in the surf.

Recurring leaks since 2018 caused the beach's facilities to finally shut down in Oct. 2022 after over 40 repair attempts, ing to the Department of Land and Natural Resources.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

On a clear day, like Sunday, from Honolulu's east side, you can see nearly all of Maui County: Molokai, Haleakala, and Lanai.

There's a walking trail that runs along the cliffs behind the beach with some nice overlook spots, and the island of Maui is visible on clear days. Come discover how extraordinary Hapuna Beach is for yourself and decide if it makes your list of best beaches in America.

Only undertake ocean activities when a lifeguard is present, or go with professionals and certified watermen. Check conditions before you go out and look for ocean hazards such as rip currents, rocks and shorebreaks. Swim with a buddy.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

Hāpuna History Hāpuna was originally an ancient Hawaiian settlement; numerous archaeological sites dot the area along the coastal trail. During WWII, the 2nd Am Trac Marine Battalion established Camp Henry C. Drewes at Hāpuna, where until May of 1944 they would train and recover from battle.

Description. Landscaped beach park with swimming during calm seas, bodysurfing during periods of shore breaks, sunbathing and other beach-related activities, picnicking and shelter lodging opportunities.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Hapuna Beach is on many lists of the best beaches of the Big Island, and even all of the Hawaiian Islands. It's a large beach that's over 1/3 mile long and has room for everyone. If the waves aren't too big, kids and families will be playing in the surf.

Recurring leaks since 2018 caused the beach's facilities to finally shut down in Oct. 2022 after over 40 repair attempts, ing to the Department of Land and Natural Resources.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

On a clear day, like Sunday, from Honolulu's east side, you can see nearly all of Maui County: Molokai, Haleakala, and Lanai.

There's a walking trail that runs along the cliffs behind the beach with some nice overlook spots, and the island of Maui is visible on clear days. Come discover how extraordinary Hapuna Beach is for yourself and decide if it makes your list of best beaches in America.

Only undertake ocean activities when a lifeguard is present, or go with professionals and certified watermen. Check conditions before you go out and look for ocean hazards such as rip currents, rocks and shorebreaks. Swim with a buddy.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

Hāpuna History Hāpuna was originally an ancient Hawaiian settlement; numerous archaeological sites dot the area along the coastal trail. During WWII, the 2nd Am Trac Marine Battalion established Camp Henry C. Drewes at Hāpuna, where until May of 1944 they would train and recover from battle.

Description. Landscaped beach park with swimming during calm seas, bodysurfing during periods of shore breaks, sunbathing and other beach-related activities, picnicking and shelter lodging opportunities.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Hapuna Beach is on many lists of the best beaches of the Big Island, and even all of the Hawaiian Islands. It's a large beach that's over 1/3 mile long and has room for everyone. If the waves aren't too big, kids and families will be playing in the surf.

Recurring leaks since 2018 caused the beach's facilities to finally shut down in Oct. 2022 after over 40 repair attempts, ing to the Department of Land and Natural Resources.

The beach slopes gently into the deeper offshore waters, where there are excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and nearshore scuba diving. A shallow, protected, sand-bottomed cove at the northern end of the beach is an ideal place for little children to play in the water.

Residents of Hawaii can visit the beach for free, while out-of-state visitors have to pay $5 per person. Vehicle parking costs extra.

On a clear day, like Sunday, from Honolulu's east side, you can see nearly all of Maui County: Molokai, Haleakala, and Lanai.

There's a walking trail that runs along the cliffs behind the beach with some nice overlook spots, and the island of Maui is visible on clear days. Come discover how extraordinary Hapuna Beach is for yourself and decide if it makes your list of best beaches in America.