Ka'upulehu Beach

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Ka'upulehu Beach, Big Island

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 (which is closed indefinitely after sustaining extensive damage in the tsunami on March 11, 2011, which was generated by an earthquake in Japan).

Ka'upulehu Beach Overview

• Sandy beach with a lava bench
• Poor swimming conditions

Location:

Off Highway 19, Kailua-Kona HI 96740

Directions: From Kona, take Highway 19 north. Right behind Mile Marker #87, make a left turn. Ask for a “public access pass” at the Four Seasons Resort guard house. Make a right turn at the intersection. Follow the road to the parking lot and the public access trail to the beach.

Now 70°F Windchill: 70°F Partly Cloudy

Location: Kailua Kona, HI Wind: 4 mph SE Humidity: 79% Visibility: 0.15 mi Pressure: 973.0 in steady Sunrise: 5:46 am Sunset: 7:06 pm

Fri Hi: 78°F Low: 75°F Partly Cloudy

Sat Hi: 79°F Low: 76°F Mostly Sunny

• No facilities
• No lifeguards

• Limited swimming

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