Kaihalulu (Red Sand) Beach

Gorgeous place to visit. Went with wife and 2 teenage,one twelve year kids. When you enter the field near the community center,opening to path is half way to the end on the right hand side. I highly recommend taking the path all the way down to the water, walk along the Rocky shore line (not hard at all, just take it slow) then climbing back up to path before the shore line curve to,the left..easy to figure out as is you continue it is pretty much impassable via shoreline)
Once back in path, it is a steep,up hill followed by a steep down hill. Just take it slow, lga the vines growing out of the hill sie and stay on the inside of the narrow path. I actually jogged up and down the elite path but took it slow with family on tow. Last hard part is the final trail down to the beach itself, again, take it slow really only one tricky area to navigate but plenty of roots to grab on to. Mistake was not bringing swim gear as we had other sights to see. Really special place, few free bird bathers but nothing weird at all

We didn't take the hike on the steep cliff as directed because if another party is leaving and we came it'd be a pretty tight spot, so instead....we opt to walk along the beach front on the rocks...(pretty dangerous, yet very adventurous...tide was low of course) bout 10 min, then we seen the Red beach...WOW!!! Worth the walk, seen couple really big bright yellow fishes so we snorkeled for a bit, could not take no under water fishes as wanted because even in the cove the water were pretty strong current....very relaxing indeed