Keālia Beach

Keālia Beach is a popular beach just north of the town of Kapa'a.

With its large area of wide sandy shores, covered picnic tables, manned lifeguard towers and areas with protected family-friendly surf, Keālia Beach is very often crowded, it's parking lots filled with cars. There are often waves here, making is a busy spot for surfers and boogie boarders, though the surf can often be powerfully hazardous. Families with children may opt to stick to the north end of the beach, where rocks tend to protect the shores and calm the surf significantly.

Keālia lies along the Ke Ala Hele Makalae Path, with the town of Kapa'a just over 3 miles away, making this beach a great destination and turnaround point for those using the path. 

The beach has bathrooms and water. There is dispersed shade amongst the trees, however none on the sandy beach itself.

There is no fee to park at Keālia Beach.