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Hāna Bay Beach Park

Black-sand town beach at Hāna Bay; home of the Hāna Canoe Regatta.

Directions Official page

Know before you go

Parking

About 140 spaces, mostly unmarked street-side along the access road.

Verified · County of Maui · checked Oct 25, 2026

Fees

Unknown – check locally

Paying

Unknown – check locally

Getting there

Unknown – check locally

Tide & surf

East-facing shore. Strong trade winds can whip up large, rough waves in any season. Check today's surf before going in.

Verified · Hawaii Ocean Safety (State of Hawaii) · checked Oct 25, 2026

Hours

7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. daily.

Verified · County of Maui · checked Oct 25, 2026

Dogs

Unknown – check locally

Restrooms

One restroom facility (ADA accessible).

Verified · County of Maui · checked Oct 25, 2026

Showers

3 showers.

Verified · County of Maui · checked Oct 25, 2026

Accessibility

ADA-accessible restrooms, showers and pavilion.

Verified · County of Maui · checked Oct 25, 2026

Lifeguards

Unknown – check locally

Conflicting: Maui Ocean Safety says Hāna Bay is guarded Fridays (and PALS program days) only; the state list shows daily 8 a.m.–4:45 p.m. Check on site.

Rules

Unknown – check locally

Reef-safe sunscreen

Mineral sunscreen only: Maui County bans the sale, distribution AND use of non-mineral sunscreen without a prescription (Ordinance 5306, since Oct 1, 2022). Use non-nano zinc oxide or titanium dioxide.

Verified · County of Maui · checked Oct 25, 2026

Applies across Maui County: Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi.

Wildlife distance

Stay at least 10 ft from sea turtles and 50 ft from Hawaiian monk seals (or behind any signs or barriers), on land and in the water; 50 yd from dolphins; 100 yd from humpback whales.

Verified · Hawaii DLNR Division of Boating & Ocean Recreation · checked Oct 25, 2026

NOAA recommends 150 ft from a mother monk seal and pup.

Information only, not safety advice. Hawaiʻi surf and currents change fast. Always follow lifeguards and posted signs; if in doubt, don't go out.

Tides & daylight · next 3 days

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Information only, not safety advice. Hawaiʻi surf and currents change fast. Always follow lifeguards and posted signs; if in doubt, don't go out. Facts checked against Hawaiʻi DLNR (State Parks, Aquatic Resources), Hawaii Ocean Safety, county park pages and NOAA on Oct 25, 2026. Times are Hawaiʻi time (HST). Map © OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.