Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach

Hana, Hawaii

5.0/5

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0.5 miles

Elevation Gain

69 ft

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Out-and-Back

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Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach is an out-and-back trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Hana, Maui, Hawaii.

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Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach Reviews

Amelia Walker

Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach

05/27/22

We explored quite a bit on the Road to Hana, and this was hands-down our favorite spot! Getting to the trail feels a little sneaky as you have to walk around the right side of the Hana Community Center and find the trailhead in the tree line. The trail itself offers beautiful views of the ocean and the beach itself is stunning and, as the name says, truly a deep red color! It was a peaceful spot for both sitting on the beach and snorkeling - the rocky barricade keeps the water calm for exploration. We saw a huge variety of fish! We also witnessed a "private" Hawaiian wedding while we were there, which was a pretty cool experience! This stop is a must on your Road to Hana experience!

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Waianapanapa State Park

Camp at Wai'anapanapa State Park

Seven Sacred Pools

Waimoku Falls via the Pipiwai Trail

Hike the Lau'ulu Trail to the Kalapawili Ridge

Backpack the Haleakala Wilderness: Halemau'u to Sliding Sands Trail

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