While in Kona there are a number of places that you can snorkel, Honaunau Bay (Two Step) rates very... read more
This was one of our favorite places to snorkel at. They day we went was cloudy on our drive over... read more
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While in Kona there are a number of places that you can snorkel, Honaunau Bay (Two Step) rates very highly, as it should. It is a short drive (30 min) from the Kona area and the parking is free (if you can find a spot...More
This was one of our favorite places to snorkel at. They day we went was cloudy on our drive over but as soon as we got to the beach it was sunny, so bring sunblock. We were able to see all kinds of fishes and...More
We saw two turtles just hanging out in the tide pools and even got to see one renter the ocean. It is not hard to figure out where to enter because everyone going in the same place. Wait for the tide swell to aid entering...More
We stayed at Two Step Beach House (Hale Maka I'O) and it was amazing. 100m from the protected canoe-landing beach which was perfect for our 6 year old daughter to play in, and right beside the best snorkeling we encountered on our trip. My 12...More
This is a great place to snorkel and sometimes, if your lucky, snorkel with dolphins. There are turtles here at times and lots of fish. There is no real sand beach just a bunch of lava, not difficult to navigate. Just take two steps and...More
This place was better than I thought it would be. The statues are cool, but the tide pools to me and our family (especially the younger kids) were really great with Green Sea Turtles, little hermit crabs, etc.
We loved this area! First we visited Pu' uhonua O Honaunau Historical Park, which was beautiful! Then we headed over to Two Step Beach. The snorkeling here was AMAZING! We saw an abundance of fish, a green sea turtle and pods of dolphins! We swam...More
Opposite the entrance to Pu'uohonua Ohonaunau (the sacred Hawaiian land) is this little coral "beach" called two step. It has two steps carved out of part of it where you can hop into and out of the ocean. I saw dolphins here several times, and...More
This is a lava beach with excellent snorkeling and dolphins come and check you out. Came here several times on my 2 week visit. Clean grounds, port-a-potties and only downside is lack of parking.
Honaunau Bay was a beautiful snorkeling site brimming with yellow butterflies fluttering among the lava rock tide pools. The snorkeling was the best my family saw while on the Big Island. We went twice, since we were having trouble finding accessible sites in the part...More
