Honolua Bay Lookout 6501 Hawaii 30, Lahaina, HI 96761

"Absolutely breathtaking. The water is so clear. It's incredibly rocky, so you will NEED shoes, sandles, wet shoes, something like that. But it's so worth it. And the like, jungle you walk through to get to the water is super pretty."

"THIS PLACE WAS BEAUTIFUL! My family and I came here twice during out trip. The walk down to the beach was beautiful! You walk through an awesome landscape of trees before hitting an open beach. The bay is rocky so bring chairs. There is some small shade areas we got lucky with to lay out towels but not much. Both times we arrived before 830 and it was already getting busy. It is worth it though and once you start to Snorkel you'll see why. Forget buying a snorkeling excursion. We had down that years prior and this was even better. I explored the reef om the left side and saw many turtles, octopus,, puffer fish, and all sorts of color fish. The reef itself is just amazing. Because there is very little current most of the time, it was easy to swim up to the far point on the left side without issue. Be Careful though because the winds can pick up and make it challenging. I didn't wear fins and was able to make it all the way out there pulling my 6yo without issue. It was great being able to show him all sort of marine life. This place is Definitely work waking up for. Bring an underwater camera to capture all the cool things here. I used my gopro 9 to get this turtle video, I have a ton of other footage from the things I saw just from Snorkeling here."

"Beautiful spot! If you’re driving the long winding road around the coast it’s a great little pit stop! There’s also a path you can take to the beach below - there is parking closer to this access trail before the lookout. The beach was pretty busy when we went down, lots of kids, but the best part was the gorgeous trees! Highly recommend just walking the lower part of Honolua Bay just for that alone!"

"Great views and not too busy in the off season. Nice place to hear the ocean crash on the rocks below and watch a few boats and paddle boards."