Hulopoe Beach

Quick Facts

• Location: Lānaʻi Island, Hawaii

• Address: Hulopoe Beach area, Mānale, HI 96763

• Beach Type: Saltwater public beach (Pacific Ocean)

• Sand Type: Soft golden sand

• Water Conditions: Calm to moderate; clear water

• Best For: Swimming, snorkeling, families

• Best Time to Visit: Year-round; mornings for calm seas

• Beach Hours: Sunrise to sunset

• Pet Policy: Dogs allowed on leash

• Beach Cleanliness: Very clean and well maintained

• Average Rating: ⭐ 4.8

• Pricing: Free public access

• Parking: On-site parking available

• Accessibility: Excellent (easy walk to sand)

• Crowd Level: Low to moderate

Overview

Hulopoe Beach is Lānaʻi’s most popular and accessible beach, known for its calm water, excellent snorkeling, and scenic setting. The crescent-shaped bay is protected, making it one of the safest swimming beaches in Hawaiʻi.

It feels peaceful, pristine, and uncrowded.

Amenities & Access

Restrooms, showers, and picnic areas are available nearby. Access is easy via paved roads and a short walk to the beach.

Safety & Conditions

Water is usually calm, especially in the morning. There are no permanent lifeguards, so always monitor conditions.

Things to Do

• Swimming and floating

• Snorkeling

• Picnicking

• Beach walking

Nearby Attractions

• Lānaʻi City: Dining and local shops

• Shipwreck Beach: Dramatic coastline nearby

• Garden of the Gods: Unique rock formations

• Four Seasons Lānaʻi: Dining and spa options

Where to Stay

• Four Seasons Resort Lānaʻi: Luxury beachfront stay

• Lānaʻi City Lodging: Inns and rentals

• Vacation Rentals: Limited island options

Tips & Rules

• Bring snorkeling gear

• Use reef-safe sunscreen

• Respect marine life

Bottom Line

Hulopoe Beach is perfect for visitors seeking a calm, beautiful Hawaiian beach with excellent snorkeling and minimal crowds.