Hāʻena Beach Park
Show on mapHāʻena Beach Park is a County park on the North Shore with a picnic pavilion and lifeguard service. Nearby Kēʻē Beach is in a separate state park.
Photos from a Kauai resident. · Source: Hawaiʻi Lodging & Tourism Association guide to Tunnels
Getting there
Follow Highway 560 to the County beach park near mile marker 9. The parking area faces the beach. Maniniholo Dry Cave is across the road.
Questions about Hāʻena Beach Park
Is this the same park as Kēʻē Beach?
No. The County operates Hāʻena Beach Park. Kēʻē Beach and the Kalalau trailhead are inside Hāʻena State Park, which has separate entry rules.
Kauai County park facilities · Hāʻena State Park visitor information
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