Red Sand Beach

Red Sand Beach is a sensational and lovely concealed inlet not at all like some other. The sea outside the inlet is quite often a profound, relatively strange Kool-Aid blue, and furies constantly against the emotional and rough coastline. The sickle formed shoreline is cut profound into the Ka'uiki Head ash cone, whose rust-red magma soot bluffs supply the shoreline with its red sand. These precipices of free brittle ashes tower vertically, yet by one means or another stay in place to amazing statures.

Achieving the Red Sand Beach, be that as it may, isn't precisely simple, and is a piece of the reason the shoreline is so unfilled in spite of its nearness to town. The thin trail that prompts the shoreline is toward the finish of Uakea Road, and is found by strolling over the grass where the asphalt reaches an end. There's negligible stopping on this piece of the street, so it's most effortless to stop by the Hana Ballpark and simply walk around the road from that point.