Kaihalulu Beach, United States of America - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Kaihalulu Beach is a remarkable beach situated in a remote and challenging-to-access region of Maui, Hawaii. Its distinctive feature is its unusual red sand, which is composed of the eroded remains of a red lava cinder cone. The beach is sheltered by seaside cliffs and a wall of sharp lava rock, providing a combination of a tranquil inner pool and waves crashing against rocks. Nevertheless, this beach is restricted to locals only and not welcoming to tourists due to the dangers involved in reaching it and the privatization of the old route. The trail leading to the beach is steep, narrow, slippery, and generally hazardous. Despite the risks, the beach is popular among nudists. Visitors may hike up to the top of the cliff overlooking the beach to take photos and admire the beach's beauty without the danger of descending the cliff. Kaihalulu Beach is located in the United States of America's state of Hawaii.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight that visitors love the beautiful red sand and clear water of the beach, as well as its secluded and quiet location. However, some visitors complain about the difficulty in finding parking and the challenging hike to reach the beach, which requires appropriate footwear. Some also mention that the waves can be rough for swimming.