Big Island Beach Guide
Ka'upulehu Beach is a quiet Big Island resort-area shoreline near Hualalai with sand, lava bench scenery, limited swimming, public access parking and no lifeguards.
Ka'upulehu Beach is located near the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai on the Big Island's Kohala Coast. It is a sandy beach, but since it has a lava bench, the swimming conditions are poor. There is only a small sandy area in front of the Kona Village Resort.
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Ka'upulehu Beach is located off Highway 19 near Kailua-Kona, HI 96740, on the Big Island's west coast. From Kona, take Highway 19 north. Just behind mile marker 87, turn left and ask for a public access pass at the Four Seasons Resort guard house. Turn right at the intersection, then follow the road to the parking lot and public access trail to the beach.
Ka'upulehu Beach is located off Highway 19 near Kailua-Kona on the Big Island's west coast, near the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai area.
No. Swimming is limited because a lava bench along the shoreline makes ocean entry difficult and conditions less ideal.
The source page says visitors should ask for a public access pass at the Four Seasons Resort guard house, then follow the road to the parking lot and public beach access trail.
The source page lists limited swimming as the activity at Ka'upulehu Beach.
The source page lists no facilities and no lifeguards at Ka'upulehu Beach.
