Big Island Beach Guide
Keaukaha Beach Park is a rocky Hilo shoreline park on the Big Island with lava-rock pools, freshwater springs, picnic areas, snorkeling, fishing, showers and parking.
Keaukaha Beach Park is one of the Hilo area beaches. There's actually no beach here, but only a lava rock shoreline. Several freshwater springs bubble up from the ocean bottom, which makes the water temperature in some areas a bit chilly. Because of the rocky shoreline, the swimming conditions are rather poor here, but the snorkeling is good when the ocean is calm. There is a large grassy area that’s ideal for a picnic.
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Keaukaha Beach Park is located on Kalanianaole Avenue in Hilo, HI 96720, on the Big Island's east shore. From downtown Hilo, drive east on Kalanianaole Avenue. The parking lot is on the left at Keaukaha Beach Park.
Keaukaha Beach Park is located on Kalanianaole Avenue in Hilo on the Big Island's east shore.
No. The source page says there is no beach here, only a lava-rock shoreline.
No. The source page says swimming conditions are rather poor because of the rocky shoreline.
The source page lists snorkeling and fishing.
The source page lists showers and parking at Keaukaha Beach Park.
