Hanalei Pier

The pier stands beside the river end of Hanalei Bay. Here the view takes in boats, the river mouth, and the broad arc of beach.

A local view

“Fishing and lounging.”

The resident remembers fishing and lounging by the pier, with picnic tables close to the sand. The adjoining County park is called Black Pot.

Which park is beside the pier?

Hanalei Black Pot Beach Park is beside the river and pier. The County lists a picnic area, restrooms, and a boat ramp.

North Shore

The picnic pavilion gives this stretch of Hanalei Bay its name. The County lists a restroom and lifeguard service at the park.

North Shore

Waiʻoli Beach Park sits on Hanalei Bay. Picnic space and restrooms make this a place to stop on land as well as look across the bay.

North Shore

Yellow sand and shallow reef are the details the resident recalls at Puʻu Poa, on the Princeville side of Hanalei.