
Kaihalulu, located on the Maui island in Hawaii, is a picturesque and serene destination that remains relatively undiscovered. Complementing its untouched beauty is the unique rust-red sand color - an attribute attributed to the iron-rich lava rocks.
Regarded as a rarity, the red sand is one of few such occurrences globally, making the Kaihalulu beach even more alluring. While navigating to the beach may appear challenging, it remains accessible, which translates to fewer crowds and increased tranquility.
Additionally, the beach permits a "clothing-optional" policy that caters to varied preferences.
Visitor reviews highlight that visitors love the contrast between the red sand and turquoise water, the beautiful scenery and the secluded nature of the beach. However, visitors complain about the difficulty in finding parking or accessing the beach due to a challenging and narrow hiking trail. Some visitors also note that the waves can be rough and not suitable for swimming.
Visitors to Kaihalulu often stay in the nearby town of Hana, which offers a variety of accommodations ranging from cozy bed-and-breakfasts to more luxurious resorts. While the beach itself does not have accommodations within walking distance, Hana provides a convenient base for exploring the scenic beauty of East Maui, including the famous Road to Hana.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: 20.7521616 / Longitude: -155.9817614
Kaihalulu is located in Hawaii. The following map of Kaihalulu shows the exact location.
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