Kēʻē Beach in Hāʻena State Park offers swimming and has lifeguards, restrooms and showers.
- Water
- Sea pool, Pacific Ocean
- Entry
- Non-residents: $5 admission and $10 parking., booking required in season
- Swim hours
- 7:00 am–6:45 pm daily
- Facilities
- Restrooms, showers, emergency phone
- Lifeguard
- Lifeguards are present.
- Managed by
- Hawaii Division of State Parks
Getting there
Follow Kūhiō Highway to the end of the road at Hāʻena State Park; Kēʻē Beach is a short walk from the parking or shuttle drop-off.
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Get directionsRules to know before you go
- Do not enter the ocean during unsafe conditions.
- Do not swim during high surf.
- Do not swim alone.
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Questions about Kēʻē Beach
Can you swim at Kēʻē Beach?
Yes, swimming is offered at Kēʻē Beach. Conditions can be dangerous, especially from October to April, and lifeguards may close the beach when unsafe.
Do you need to book Kēʻē Beach?
Non-resident entry, parking or shuttle reservations are required for Hāʻena State Park.
Does it cost anything to swim at Kēʻē Beach?
Non-residents: $5 admission and $10 parking.
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