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Kehena Black Sand Beach

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Kehena Black Sand Beach

Pahoa, HI, United States

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About Kehena Black Sand Beach

Discover the serene allure of Kehena Black Sand Beach, nestled in the lush landscapes of Pahoa, HI. This stunning nude beach offers a unique retreat with its dramatic black sands and clear blue waters. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, Kehena is a favorite among naturists and those who prefer a clothing-optional environment. Legally recognized as a clothing-optional beach, Kehena invites visitors to embrace the naturist lifestyle, respecting the beauty of nature and the freedom of expression. The beach is accessible via a short, somewhat steep trail, making it a secluded haven for those…

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Where is Kehena Black Sand Beach?

Kehena Black Sand Beach is at Highway 137, Pahoa, HI, United States.

What kind of place is Kehena Black Sand Beach?

Kehena Black Sand Beach is listed as a beach in Pahoa, HI, United States on True Nudists.

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Reviews

Rated 5.00 out of 5 from 1 member reviews.

  • Great Visit, Rekaxing Beach, Nice folks, but scary access

    5.00

    I visited The Big Island (officially named 'The Island of Hawaii' a couple of weeks ago for two and a half days. The little cottage I rented happened to be about two hundred feet from the parking lot and path down to the beach. The descent was down a very dangerous root and rock path. If you do go, do NOT look around as you go down the path, and do not get in a hurry. Watch every place you put your feet, and go slow. Otherwise, it would not be too difficult to fall down the cliff to the sea rocks below. Having said this, the beach is WONDERFUL and worth the effort!!! I visited twice: Late afte…

    Pros: A beautiful black sand beach in a remote area. Locals and tourist relaxed and enjoyed with or without clothes. The cliff and palm trees provided some share for sensitive skin folks like me. A great mix of folks, who like most nudist, were very friendl

    Cons: Very dangerous water. If you are a weak swimmer, do not go in at this point. Folks were swimming, but I did not. The path down is extremely dangerous....this 70 year old guy made it, but I am in relatively good shape. If you have kids, take care.

    2021-09-30

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