Pila'a Beach

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Pila'a Beach, Kauai

Pila'a Beach is a very sparsely visited beach on Kauai's north shore. It is difficult to access and since the nearshore ocean bottom is rocky, it's not a good beach for swimming. The beach is a good spot to just relax without the crowds, but since the trail to it is rocky, it's even challenging to bring a picnic basket.

Pila'a Beach Overview

• Remote beach with poor swimming conditions
• Sandy beach backed by lush cliffs

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Location:

End of N. Waiakalua Road,, Kilauea HI 96754

Directions: Drive N. Waiakalua Road almost to the end. Then take the dirt road that veers off to the left just before the end of the road. From here there is a foot trail on the right leading to Pila'a Beach (a 10-20-minute hike). Alternatively, one can see Pila'a Beach from a lookout point above the cliffs near the end of the dirt road.

KILAUEA WEATHER

• No facilities
• No lifeguards

• None

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Reviews and Comments:   Anyone of sound body can easily and quickly walk down to this secluded, idyllic, photogenic beach fronting a gorgeous calm, shallow bath bay. Like other little adventures with warnings on them in Kauai, there are those who would prefer to reserve this treasure for local brahs and their big land owners. Be there for the calm experience, be respectful, clean up after yourself, and don't let the crowing roosters get you down. Mahalo For Your Kokua, Tue Apr 07, 2020   Amazing view, and fantastic tour with Aloha Hawaiian Photos from Kapaa. ginny mangrum, Wed Aug 24, 2011