Nestled off the famed Hana Road, Kaihalulu Beach, also known as Red Sand Beach, is a secluded cove protected by a lava rock wall. The beach’s distinctive red sand, framed by jagged lava rocks, creates a naturally sheltered area. When the water is calm, this cove becomes an inviting spot for cautious swimming and snorkeling. The short but risky hike to reach the beach adds to its allure, making it a hidden gem for those seeking a unique and tranquil experience.
Kaihalulu Beach (Red Sand Beach)
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