Haena Travel Guide

 Etoile2B Says:  Dry Cave is located directly across the street from Ha’ena Beach. Though the cave itself isn’t deep, the mouth is quite wide. There isn’t much to explore here but it’s a quick little diversion if you’re in the area. I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way to see it,... 

 Etoile2B Says:  Ha’ena Beach is located on the north shore of the island. It’s popular with campers, in fact, had we our tent with us we would have set up camp here for a night. There are showers and facilities here. Dry Cave is located directly across the street. 

 Hopkid Says:  A short 5-10 minute hike through almond trees over a rocky trail, this ancient Hawaiian ritual site has great views of the ocean. Heiaus are considered sacred places where kahuna (priests) performed various rituals and offerings to gods including animal and human sacrifices.... 

 Hopkid Says:  Located just east of the parking lot at the end of the Kuhio Highway, this wet cave was craved out by the strong pounding surf thousands of years ago when this cliffline was right along the coast. While visitors can walk into the extent of the Maniniholo Dry Cave, this and... 

 Hopkid Says:  Located opposite Haena Beach Park on Kuhio Highway, this large cave was craved out by the strong pounding surf thousands of years ago when this cliffline was right along the coast. Visitors can walk the several yards to the back wall of the cave which is surprisingly well... 

 Hopkid Says:  This is the beach at the end of the road in Haena State Park. Kuhio Highway ends at the parking lot for the beach. The parking lot isn't large so plan to get there early in order to avoid having to park back down the road and hoofing it back to the beach. The beach is... 

 Hopkid Says:  Traveling west on the Kuhio Highway after passing the Hanalei Colony Resort, the first main beach you'll come to is Haena Beach Park. It has a parking area, bathroom facilities, and a grassy park area. It also has a lifeguard tower which can come in handy due to the strong... 

 Hopkid Says:  Tunnels is a spot for snorkeling and swimming on the North Shore because of the extensive reef fairly close-in that protects it from the larger surf that one experiences at some of the other beaches. During high-tide, however, the waves will tend to wash over the reef and... 

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 Hopkid Says:  Renting a home on the North Shore is a nice way to feel like a local. You get your own house key, living space, kitchen in which to prepare meals and make coffee in the morning, and your own bedroom and bathroom. Many homes in Haena and the rest of the North Shore are fairly...