Old Puako Rd, Waimea, HI 96743, États-Unis
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The beach (known locally as Beach 69 because of the pole marker) erodes due to strong surf during winter months, but is pristine during the Take Hwy 19 north about 23 miles from Kailua-Kona (or south from Kawaihae about 5 miles), and turn onto Puakō Beach Listed location: Waimea, HI 96743, États-Unis. Website captured for verification.
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The beach (known locally as Beach 69 because of the pole marker) erodes due to strong surf during winter months, but is pristine during the Take Hwy 19 north about 23 miles from Kailua-Kona (or south from Kawaihae about 5 miles), and turn onto Puakō Beach Listed location: Waimea, HI 96743, États-Unis. Website captured for verification.
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The beach (known locally as Beach 69 because of the pole marker) erodes due to strong surf during winter months, but is pristine during the summer.
The diversity of marine life in Waialea is among the best in all of Kawaihae Bay, which makes it a popular site for snorkel and SCUBA activities.
Safety considerations Waialea is a somewhat sheltered bay, but high surf occurs during winter months.
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The beach (known locally as Beach 69 because of the pole marker) erodes due to strong surf during winter months, but is pristine during the summer.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Take Hwy 19 north about 23 miles from Kailua-Kona (or south from Kawaihae about 5 miles), and turn onto Puakō Beach Drive.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The bay's bottom drops off gradually from the beach to depths of about 30 feet outside the bay's mouth.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The diversity of marine life in Waialea is among the best in all of Kawaihae Bay, which makes it a popular site for snorkel and SCUBA activities.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Safety considerations Waialea is a somewhat sheltered bay, but high surf occurs during winter months.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Although access to Waialea Bay is not particularly easy, the site is popular with many Big Island residents.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The department's jurisdiction encompasses nearly 1.3 million acres of State lands, beaches, and coastal waters as well as 750 miles of coastline (the fourth longest in the country).Source captured for BeachFinder verification
It includes state parks; historical sites; forests and forest reserves; aquatic life and its sanctuaries; public fishing areas; boating, ocean recreation, and coastal programs; wildlife and its sanctuaries; game management areas; public hunting areas; and natural area reserves.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The beach (known locally as Beach 69 because of the pole marker) erodes due to strong surf during winter months, but is pristine during the summer. The diversity of marine life in Waialea is among the best in all of Kawaihae Bay, which makes it a popular site for snorkel and SCUBA activities. Safety considerations Waialea is a somewhat sheltered bay, but high surf occurs during winter months.
Official website captured for verification. Email from source data: dlnr.aquatics@hawaii.gov
Waialea Beach has source-backed location data for Old Puako Rd, Waimea, HI 96743, États-Unis. Profile type: beach club.
The beach (known locally as Beach 69 because of the pole marker) erodes due to strong surf during winter months, but is pristine during the summer.
