2024年1月30日 · Take a Tour of White Sand Beach, Kua Bay! Kua bay lies midway between Kona (where you can find e.g. King Kam beach at Ali’i drive) and the paradise-like white sand beaches at the Kohala coast (see e.g. beach 69, Hapuna beach, A Bay (gorgeous sunsets!), and Mauna Kea beach).

2025年3月22日 · Nestled on a secluded peninsula, Maniniʻowali Beach, also known as Kua Bay, shines as a jewel of the Kona coast with its breathtakingly clear ocean vistas. The beach's extensive three-quarter-mile stretch of gleaming white sand, framed by stark lava rocks and a vibrant turquoise reef, creates a haven for beachgoers.

Maniniowali Beach at Kua Bay is part of Kekaha Kai State Park and is a picturesque Big Island beach. The locals call this gorgeous little span of soft white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Kua Bay; but, however you want to name it, the experience of boogie boarding, snorkeling and swimming here will be unlike any other.

Kua Bay boasts powdery white sand and exceptionally clear, turquoise waters, creating an idyllic beach setting. The bay is framed by rugged lava rocks and lush greenery, offering breathtaking views that perfectly capture Hawaii’s natural beauty.

ENJOY A PICTURE PERFECT HAWAIIAN BEACH! Manini’owali Beach at Kua Bay is a beautiful white sand beach with crystal blue waters. Since the building of a paved road it’s become much easier to access, although some areas of the beach still require a …

Kua Bay Beach is one of the more popular beaches on the North Kona Coast. It has excellent white sand and frequently has perfect waves for boogie-boarding and playing in. Swimming in the bay is good most of the time, however there are no lifeguards so it’s not good for smaller kids and when the waves are higher than three feet (rip currents ...

2021年8月24日 · Kua Bay beach, or Manini’owali Beach, is one white sand beach that is popular with both tourists and locals. It has soft, white sand for your toes and dreamy crystal-clear turquoise water for swimming.

Manini`owali Beach, affectionately known as Kua Bay, is a crown jewel of the Kona Coastline. Located just 15 minutes outside of Kailua-Kona, this destination is an epitome of natural beauty and tranquility. It is one of the three majestic beaches on the Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail.

Kua Bay is a picturesque white sand beach located along the North Kona coast on the island of Hawaii. It is part of Kekaha Kai State Park and is sometimes called Manini'owali beach. However, the name Kua Bay is more often used since it is easier to pronounce.

Kua Bay (Manini'owali Beach) (view panorama) is part of the Kekaha Kai State Park, which is located along the leeward coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. It marks the northern end of the state park and features several hiking trails and a number of lookout points from which you can enjoy great views of the salt-and-pepper coastline.