Keamano Beach

Welcome to Keamano Beach

Tucked away on the Big Island's rugged Kona coast, Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park's Keamano Beach offers a serene and secluded shoreline experience, where ancient Hawaiian temples and petroglyphs meet crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling. This little-known beach, often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor, is a haven for those seeking an authentic, off-the-beaten-path Hawaiian adventure. With basic facilities and a tranquil atmosphere, Keamano Beach is an unspoiled gem waiting to be discovered by those who venture into the park's lush, tropical landscape.

Tide Forecast

Estimated tide forecast

Facilities & Amenities

Keamano Beach offers convenient access with available parking facilities.

Available Amenities

Seasonal Guide

🌴 Dry Season (Peak)

The dry season (varies by location) offers ideal beach conditions with minimal rainfall and calm seas. Perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and water sports. Book accommodations early as this is peak tourist season.

🌤️ Shoulder Seasons

Shoulder seasons offer a balance of good weather and fewer crowds. Occasional brief rain showers are possible but rarely disrupt beach activities. Great time for budget travelers.

🌧️ Wet Season (Off-Peak)

The wet season brings higher humidity and afternoon thunderstorms, but mornings are often clear and beautiful. Fewer tourists mean better deals on accommodations. Water visibility may be reduced for snorkeling.

Safety & Guidelines

• Always check tide charts before visiting
• Be aware of rip currents and rough surf conditions
• Practice Leave No Trace principles
• Respect wildlife—maintain safe distances
• Verify parking regulations and fees
• Bring sun protection and stay hydrated

Nearby Attractions

• Scenic coastal viewpoints
• Waterfront bars & restaurants
• Local seafood restaurants near Hawaii
• Sunset boat tours & cruises