Hana Bay (Hana Beach Park)

Hana Bay, also known as Hana Beach Park, is a calm east Maui black-sand beach with swimming, snorkeling, canoeing, picnic areas, a pavilion and no lifeguards.

Hana Bay (Hana Beach Park), Maui

Located within Hana Bay, Hana Beach Park has a long black-sand beach and is one of the gentler swimming beaches along the East Maui coast when conditions are calm. The bay is protected by a coral reef and sheltered from larger swells by its curved shape. Local families like to gather here and picnic. The beach park has a grassy area with picnic tables. On the right side of the park is Hana Pier. Outrigger canoe racing is frequently practiced in Hana Bay, and snorkeling may be possible when the water is calm and visibility is good.

Key Features

East Maui beach park: Black-sand beach in Hana Bay
Protected bay setting: Coral reef and curved shoreline help calm the water
Family-friendly stop: Popular with local families for picnics and gatherings
Hana Pier views: Pier sits beside the park and adds local character
Canoe activity: Outrigger canoe practice often takes place in the bay
Calm-condition swimming: One of the gentler east Maui beach options when conditions allow
Black sand shoreline: Easy beach stop near the main bayfront area in Hana

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Hana Bay located?

Hana Bay, also known as Hana Beach Park, is located on Keawa Place in Hana on Maui's east shore.

Is Hana Bay good for swimming?

Yes. Hana Bay can be good for swimming when the ocean is calm because the bay is protected by its shape and a coral reef.

Can you snorkel at Hana Bay?

Yes. Snorkeling may be possible when the water is calm and visibility is good, though conditions can vary.

Are there lifeguards at Hana Bay?

No. There are no lifeguards at Hana Bay, so visitors should check conditions carefully before entering the water.

What facilities are available at Hana Bay?

Facilities include restrooms, showers, picnic tables and a pavilion. There are no lifeguards.