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Leleiwi Beach Park

Suitable for:
Everyone, families
Insider tip or tourist spot?
Well known, but not overcrowded
TouriSpot
Insider Tip
Time needed:
1 hours
Optimal arrival time:
Does not matter
Cost:
Free
Suitable for:
Everyone, families
Insider tip or tourist spot?
Well known, but not overcrowded
TouriSpot
Insider Tip
Time needed:
1 hours
Optimal arrival time:
Does not matter
Cost:
Free

Details of the beach

Ausstattung am Leleiwi Beach Park
(Available: Showers, Picnic tables)
The beach is popular for:
Picnics, Relaxing, Snorkelling)
Beach material
Rock
Sand colour:
Black
Area
8700 sqm
Entry into the sea
Flat
Sight in the sea
Very clear

Current weather and surf conditions

Stand from: 16. December 2022, 02:55:04
Weather
78° Fahrenheit
A Few Clouds
Wind: Southeast at 8.1 MPH (7 KT)
Surf Conditions
3-5 feet
Nearshore: low
Offshore: high

Leleiwi Beach Park - Description

The Leleiwi Beach Park (Wai'uli) on Kalanianaole Avenue is a popular but uncrowded snorkeling spot a few miles east of Hawaii's capital, Hilo.

The park is characterized by natural lava rock pools where exploring the tropical underwater world in an area protected from the waves is possible even for smaller children.

In the park there are shady places to have a picnic and enjoy the day in a relaxed way. Barbecue places for grilling are also available, as well as covered picnic tables.

What we say

Tommy
The beach park is a popular place especially among the locals with children. The green sea turtles (Honu) also like to stop here to sunbathe.
Our checklist & tips:
  • Free parking
  • Turtles guaranteed
  • Super place for a picnic
  • Pack snacks

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Longitude: -155.017000000000
Latitude: 19.734100000000

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