Punaluʻu Beach Review

Largest black sand beach - lots of sea turtles, and swimmable beach, and beautiful palm trees to shade you from the sun.

The first time I saw a black beach, many things here are quite simple, the sand of the black beach is also quite comfortable, come here to visit you can have the opportunity to see some sea turtles, are a special place in Hawaii.

Black sand beach is not the first time to see, but Punaruwu black sand beach I think is the most beautiful I have seen, and the sand is really thin and soft, which makes us feel amazing, and curious why the sand is black

Punalu'u Beach is so famous for their black colored sand. And turtles always here, and make a preserved spot for them. If you vist with kids, they will really happy with this sleeping turtles.

It is one of Hawaii's very characteristic beaches! There are many rocks in the water, it is not recommended to swim in the water here is dangerous! There are often endangered species such as parrots, green turtles and Hawaiian monk seals on the beach, so please try not to disturb them to rest! Turning your eyes over to indicate that you are not a specimen. The leisurely turtles on the beach are also a highlight here, but tourists can only look at them from a distance, and it is forbidden to contact and disturb the turtles from close range. It is in the deep sea area, the coastal sea is covered with reefs, and the high water splashing from the big waves is also a magnificent scenery, so swimming here is more dangerous. There is a pool in the black beach behind the sea, and the scenery is unique.

It is about 45 minutes drive from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Parking is convenient, there is no parking fee, there is a toilet and shower place. The sand is very dark and the sea is very clean, the waves are relatively calm, you can see many small fish and crabs, and sea turtles. Many people go snorkeling. Unlike most beaches, the black beach has a large shade of trees and will not be too sun-dried. The children have a great time and like it very much!

The black sand beach is formed due to the previous volcanic lava entering the sea, which is one of Hawaii's very distinctive beaches! There are many rocks in the water, it is not recommended to swim in the water here is very dangerous! There are often endangered species such as parrots, green turtles and Hawaiian monk seals on the beach, so try not to disturb them to rest!

Lovely black sand beach that's more for enjoying the scenery as opposed to actual swimming. Nonetheless really cool to see black sand.