Eddie Wukowitz
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Good beach but with limited access to the Ocean due to heavy presence of rocks on the shoreline. If you want to walk on the rocks, make sure to bring water shoes as they are very slippery.
Part of the appeal of this beach is its seclusion but given the limited access to the water given the rocks, many visitors are in a small area. Public restrooms are available, but expect a long wait as many people are changing in the stalls.
An additional appeal to this beach is the massive exposed root systems of the trees lining the beach. Its really fun for kids to climb, but also great to look at and enjoy
Note that if you walk 10 minutes east down Ke’e beach you’ll see a little river and beachfront without rocks. Explore around that area a little and you’ll find a swinging rope in a carved tiki statue.
Also note, access to Ke’e beach requires a Ha”ena park shuttle or day parking pass. Reservations for the day parking book weeks in advance sometimes even months. The shuttle parking is easier to reserve, but still books 1+ weeks in advance.