Magic Sands Beach Park

Water, sand, views are amazing! Don’t miss the rock-life and tide pools! Shaded areas and also places to sit! Easy access to your car in lot or along street.

As the lifeguards were fond of saying multiple times during our stay - this beach can be dangerous. Third highest beach for the number of spinal and neck injuries because even when the tide is going out there are a lot of rocks around so it makes the waves strong and choppy. Not a good place for a beginning swimmer. Not very good for just trying to wade in the water. Truly a beach for expert level swimmers who don’t mind a heavy current and waves, and who can also navigate rocky parts. Beautiful blue water though - and the waves sometimes die down but the current remains strong.

Wonderful beach! Cool waves, limited parking, magic sand. Great place to spend time diving into the waves! Sunset was amazing 🤩

Beautiful sandy beach, but beware of the tides and shore break. We were there in some gnarly conditions and the life guard was working the loud speaker! These were not family friendly conditions and reminded me of Sandy Beach on Oahu. Just use caution if conditions warrant it. Good restrooms, parking and showers.

A very nice beach. It was really crowded during our visit. Seems to be a very popular spot. Great for swimming and maybe (?) snorkling.

I heard the sand covers the rocks but they were not covered. When I got there. There was enough sand to place and volleyball but my feet got torn up on the rocks trying to body surf. There was a picnic table under the tree which was nice to eat

Small beach but nice and sandy. Great place to snorkel and see lots of fish

One of the good beaches on the Big Island. It gets crowded during sunset time. It is a small beach with ample parking in front and side. It has a lifeguard tower.