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Hiking to Kiholo Bay is a nice short walk along the Kohala Coast. Kiholo Bay is a tide pool known for having uniquely turquoise water. The turquoise water is a result of ocean saltwater meeting and mixing with fresh water. The hike follows the beach over black lava rock, passing a flooded lava tube known as the Queen’s Bath. Check out the video of our adventure hiking to Kiholo Bay here!
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Kiholo Bay – Adventure Statistics
Time Required: 1-2 Hours
Location: 17 miles north of Kona
Distance: 5km round trip
Elevation Gain: Minimal
Difficulty: 4/10 – Traversing sharp lava rock and enduring the hot Hawaiian sun with minimal shade.
Season: Year round… it’s Hawaii
Additional Requirements: N/A
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