Water park

Isaac Hale Park

Name: Isaac Hale Park
Address: 13-101 Kalapana - Kapoho Rd, Pāhoa, HI, US

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Rachel

November 3, 2021

Isaac Hale Beach Park, also known as Poho'iki Beach used to be the local fishing & surfing spot, which harbored a boat ramp for easy ocean entry. Poho'iki is now the newest black sand beach on island that was formed after the Kilauea eruption in 2018. Poho'iki features vast and visually stunning lava walls enveloping the beach park. The boat ramp is now engulfed with fine black sand created from the reaction of lava flowing into the ocean. It also created several hot ponds that rise and fall with ocean's tide. You can sunbathe on the black sand or soak in the hot ponds but we recommend only experienced surfers and swimmers to take the chance of entering the often volatile ocean currents. Always heed to lifeguard instructions and listen to safety warnings as ocean conditions can change drastically by the day.

Ian & Jodie

April 1, 2019

See the newest black sand beach created by the recent lava flows. You'll get a close up view of the towers of lava that almost covered up this local surf spot.

Garin

December 19, 2018

Brand new black sand beach, most incredible local beach on this side of the island

Julia

March 4, 2016

Surf breaks for experienced surfers, swimming, snorkeling, hot springs, warm shower, beautiful views, picnic, fishing, camping, playground

Doug

June 10, 2015

Kid friendly, surf and swim beach with warm waters. Great for snorkeling, surfing, swimming, floating or sun bathing. This is a local spot and can be busy on the weekends and holidays.