Ha'ula Beach is the small patch of sand at the end of the Maha'ulepu lithified cliffs. When we hiked the cliff formations, it was quite windy and the water was not as inviting as we hoped it would be. On a calmer day, you can sit by the rocks and have a picnic. A lot of fishermen station themselves here and you can discover their rod holders sandwiched between rocks.
Ha'ula Beach
by the Maha'ulepu Lithified Cliffs
Poipu, HI
There are plenty of beaches on the south shore, but Kawailoa Bay was the most rustic and the most private we visited. There were only a handful of people there and most of them were kite surfers. Besides their gear on the sand, we were alone on the beach. It was a good stop after hiking the Maha'ulepu lithified cliffs off Poipu Road.
Kawailoa Bay
by the Maha'ulepu Lithified Cliffs
Poipu, HI |
