Waianapanapa (Black Sand) Beach, Mystical Volcanic Sands and Pristine Waters

Waianapanapa, Hana Hawaii 96713, United States
4.4
Beach
Natural Scenery

Introduction

At the end of Hana's island, tourists can enjoy unique black sand beaches. This kind of black sand beach is formed naturally over millions of years by volcanic ash and lava, presenting a mysterious and thrilling beauty. Tourists can bask in the warm sun, feel the charming sea breeze and the charm of nature.

Must-go rating

Must go
12%
Worth going
63%
Generally
25%

Transportation

100%
Self-driving
There is a parking lot
Free parking
Park by the roadside
Address
Waianapanapa, Hana Hawaii 96713, United States

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